What's Wrong with her FEET?

I've only today watched the public youTube version of this, and I'm so glad I did. The sponsor read is one of the best I've seen 😀

Dave Sheddi

Next time you do armor rankings (I admit I am assuming you'll do armor rankings again ever), how about Anduin in this trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSJr3dXZfcg He's the one with the magic sword and blue-and-gold armor who shows up at about 45 seconds in. There's clearly nothing to be done for Sylvanas (the badass elf), though...

Neon Fox

Exactly, Jim, and what good is that going to do? :D

Jill Bearup

I'm afraid metal that thin is called, 'foil.'

Jim Sanderson

That was lots of fun, thank you!

Jim Sanderson

My life has been enhanced by the Mouse Guard pictures

Jill Bearup

I'm glad I'm not the only one who is considering these Important Questions :)

Jill Bearup

Note on the Dragon Age games: There should be a graphical toggle to turn on and off the the helmets (though it's been years since I played them; this might have changed in later games). You'll still get the stat boost, but it's possible to turn off the rendering for them, I think, meaning that they all, canonically (assuming that you were a good protagonist and gave them one), do have helmets.

John Cox

Hee! That is indeed Cullen from Dragon Age Inquisition. And yes, he is somewhere that is quite cold for the majority of the game. In Cassandra's defense, that is only one version of her armor. There are others that are much better designed... and some that are WAY worse. I think my favorite WTF? armor in the game is the Dalish Scout Armor, which is a redo of Vestments of the First from Dragon Age 2. It's basically a chain mail catsuit with decorative fur and leather bits. Oh, and random holes where you can see bare skin because that makes about as much sense as a mail catsuit: https://dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Dalish_Scout_Armor https://dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Vestments_of_the_First

Lovely review! I'm ALWAYS up for a good Jill armor review! And the mice!!!! Oooh, they're sooo cute!

Ann Brookens

"They are mice, and I'm concerned how thin you can make metal" Damn you woman! I have now been pondering that question for longer than is reasonable, considering the possible manufacturing techniques!

Liz C