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Legends speak of the greater demon lords that weave the fated threads of our world. The existence of these creature is shrouded in myths and fables passed down through generations. Whether or not they serve a benevolent or malevolent purpose is unknown to the mortal souls of our realm. Still, their ethereal presence creeps into our world and may steer our fates to some unseen destination. They are the council that spins the threads of destiny. They are the Araknyos Weavers.

It's said that some ancient societies treated the Weaver called Hina as a deity, even offering ritualistic sacrifices. This creature's realm within the ether extended beyond just the material plane. One of the beings that aligned with light and purity, Hina observed the lesser creatures from afar. While she was rumored to occasionally cast her judgement down upon those she deemed unholy, no concrete proof exists. Instead, most theorize that this Weaver served as the counter-balance to her darkness-based brethren. Indeed, if she ever chose to exert her will over those on the material plane, it would throw the realm into chaos.

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Hina's design draws some inspiration from Aztec sun god carvings. I wanted to her overall shape to be a bit more elaborate like you'd see on a holy rune or sigil. Her color scheme would be interpreted as more fiery even though her elemental affinity is supposed to be light.

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[Drawing from 12-29-2017 stream]

Speed Drawing Video

Legends speak of the greater demon lords that weave the fated threads of our world. The existence of these creature is shrouded in myths and fables passed down through generations. Whether or not they serve a benevolent or malevolent purpose is unknown to the mortal souls of our realm. Still, their ethereal presence creeps into our world and may steer our fates to some unseen destination. They are the council that spins the threads of destiny. They are the Araknyos Weavers.

It's said that some ancient societies treated the Weaver called Hina as a deity, even offering ritualistic sacrifices. This creature's realm within the ether extended beyond just the material plane. One of the beings that aligned with light and purity, Hina observed the lesser creatures from afar. While she was rumored to occasionally cast her judgement down upon those she deemed unholy, no concrete proof exists. Instead, most theorize that this Weaver served as the counter-balance to her darkness-based brethren. Indeed, if she ever chose to exert her will over those on the material plane, it would throw the realm into chaos.

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Hina's design draws some inspiration from Aztec sun god carvings. I wanted to her overall shape to be a bit more elaborate like you'd see on a holy rune or sigil. Her color scheme would be interpreted as more fiery even though her elemental affinity is supposed to be light.