This week, we return to discussing design and lore considerations behind companion cosmetics from Supporter Packs, just like we did a couple of times before. The focus of this article is a great fan favorite, the naive but opinionated Dragonmage and envoy, Finndurarth. So what would she wear should you choose to support us by picking up one of these packs?

In the ‘Ruinous’ Supporter Pack, the Dragonkin sorceress dons the deliberately somewhat muted attire of the Well-diggers, a faction of scholarly monks who specialize in growing plants and finding water in the otherwise barren volcanic wasteland. This is Finndurarth’s most modest attire to date, in line with the practicality of the sect’s almost monastic garb. Their colors are blue and orange, though some of their ranks also wear green. Sadly, by the time players get to Scrapheap in the main campaign, the Well-diggers are a dying breed. But perhaps one can change fate by finding them new prospects. This attire is not “canon”, of course, because the in-game Finndurarth would not and cannot join the Well-diggers despite her alignment with their peaceful solutions and willingness to grow and propagate.

For the attire gained from the ‘Cultured’ Supporter Pack, we decided to base Finn’s looks on Kalani Crystalmancers – a sub-type of arcane spellweavers from the distant province of Sargot Kala. They specialize in the creation and application of crystals that can store and unleash arcane energy at the behest of their bearer. Many spellweavers – other than their creators – use a wide variety of crystalline items crafted and imbued by Crystalmancers. The best of these mages hail from Sargot Kala, where the province’s many caleri (crystal forests), as well as the natural disposition of its people, result in the peak usage of the discipline. Since the blue-hued ceruleus crystal is the most common good-quality material for Crystalmancy (especially of the Kalani variety), these mages often wear colors of azure and ocean. Finn’s Kalani attire is complete with golden jewelry and crystal adornments, including pieces embedded into her very flesh – something advanced Crystalmancers are known to do in order to enhance certain traits and abilities. Naturally, Finndurarth is not a Crystalmancer, but in this alternative garb we wanted to explore that fantasy.

To be able to change Vorax’s appearance, you have to own the appropriate Supporter Pack, but otherwise, he is free for all owners of Vagrus (the base game) after he’s found in the main campaign area.

As always, we are grateful for all the support, feedback, and kindness we receive from you all. Until next time, keep being awesome, stay safe, and conquer the wasteland!

– The Lost Pilgrims Team

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