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Castlevania lore:
The GREAT armor. What makes him so great? Does he have great looks? A great smile? Does he feed millions of starving children? Maybe not. But he(it?) IS massive, easily towering over our heroes. These guardians are made from the corpses(and armors) of several great warriors, resulting in huge and powerful sentinels possessing high stamina and defensive capabilities. Careful when you meet one, it may chop you up with its (great) sword, or trample you beneath its great (smelling?) feet.

So this was just supposed to be a trial piece, I didn't want to include armors in my bestiary INITIALLY, as I fail to impress with robots/mecha, non-organic stuff. But they just look so cool !!! So I have in my roster 3, of which this is the first and (relatively) simplest. You'll notice it has 3 decorative motifs: lion, eagle, and etched designs. reading it's in-game description made me think combining several armor sets, so that's just what I did. Served as good practice too. C&C's appreciated and welcome.

Description
Dig my pencils?

Castlevania lore:
The GREAT armor. What makes him so great? Does he have great looks? A great smile? Does he feed millions of starving children? Maybe not. But he(it?) IS massive, easily towering over our heroes. These guardians are made from the corpses(and armors) of several great warriors, resulting in huge and powerful sentinels possessing high stamina and defensive capabilities. Careful when you meet one, it may chop you up with its (great) sword, or trample you beneath its great (smelling?) feet.

So this was just supposed to be a trial piece, I didn't want to include armors in my bestiary INITIALLY, as I fail to impress with robots/mecha, non-organic stuff. But they just look so cool !!! So I have in my roster 3, of which this is the first and (relatively) simplest. You'll notice it has 3 decorative motifs: lion, eagle, and etched designs. reading it's in-game description made me think combining several armor sets, so that's just what I did. Served as good practice too. C&C's appreciated and welcome.