Remaining Fantasy 14 followers cannot recover from its new big goth mommy dungeon boss

Ahem. If there’s something we have collectively found as avid gamers during the last couple of years, it is that we actually do get pleasure from a menacingly tall girl with goth or vampy power. I’m no completely different, so when my pal despatched me a hyperlink to the Remaining Fantasy 14 site with new data on patch 6.3, the one factor I may do was screenshot an upcoming dungeon boss and say “wtf she’s scorching.”

I am not the one one who instantly zoned in on the enormous goth mommy. GamesRadar identified that Twitter went wild for her. Inside hours of her look in a single screenshot, fan artwork started cropping up from some frighteningly quick and proficient artists. A Reddit submit already has gamers fawning over her outfit, hoping that it will seem as a glamour armour set sooner or later. I could not agree extra—exterior of the Garo collaboration and a few glamour units, Remaining Fantasy 14 is severely missing within the gothic wardrobe division. Positive, it’s going to inevitably be a one-piece undyeable go well with that will get offered on the game’s beauty retailer, however I am nonetheless gonna eat it the hell up.

As for who that is, it seems to be the ultimate boss of patch 6.3’s story dungeon Lupis Manalis. It’s going to be set in “an deserted village within the mountains of Garlemand where Garleans as soon as practised the reaper arts.” Anybody who’s caught up on the story will know that there is a good bit of lore round Reapers—the DPS class launched in Endwalker—so it’s going to be cool to see simply what is going on on. The boss herself seems to be a doll together with her elbow and knee joints seen, wielding a big scythe and hovering over the Warriors of Mild in a manner that is equal components menacing and enchanting. No, you are the one who wants to the touch grass.

Patch 6.3—Gods Revel, Lands Tremble—is ready to launch someday in early January, although the precise date hasn’t been revealed but. There’s often a Dwell Letter both one or two Fridays earlier than the precise patch date, so be looking out.