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Published: 2018-06-19 18:59:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 854; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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It's a bit rushed and waaaay too small but!!
I've been very very busy playing the Dark Souls remaster, and I'm so happy I've finally gotten around to playing the first game!! I'm going through the DLC area at the moment and I have to say, these two have made my heart melt a little bit... I just want them to be happy
With my friend's help I've also already made a Ciaran build because......................... I love her..................................
Local madwoman can't stop making cosplay builds at breakneck speed
art @ Sofstar
Dark Souls, Knight Artorias, Lord's Blade Ciaran @ From Software
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Duuuuuuuuuude! They looks so fantastic and detailed! 
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I know that feel too. But this is the Souls-verse; there are no happy endings.
Aside from the misery of the lore, nice work. I like the dynamic (though isnβt Artorias supposed to hold his sword in his right hand? I may be mistaken) and the detailing in the armour, and the greatsword, is impressive.
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Yeah, no happy endings allowed in Soulsborne, apparently.... ;u;
(I've heard a theory that Artorias was actually left-handed, and he only holds his sword in his right hand when you fight him because his left arm is broken. Something about a left-handed character on some official art for the game that people theorise is Artorias, I think? There's no solid proof for it, but being left-handed myself I tend to make characters the same whenever I have the excuse to, heh;; )
Thank you so much!
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Well, it stems from the medieval belief that left-handlers were dishonourable. This was because a person who shook your hand with their left could easier draw their sword and stab you whilst they gripped your arm.Β
I realise that my be a little irrelevant, but, yβknow... fun fact.
And you know how SoulsBorne is, what *do* we actually know for sure?
Itβs no problem, gotta give credit where itβs due, aye?
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