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5/12/2017 3:13:13 PM
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Why doesn't anyone ever notice that the Titan is a damn gryphon.
[spoiler]it's not a lynx or a lion[/spoiler]
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The Hunter is a Serpent, the Titan is a Lion, the Warlock is a Roc. All three of these are modeled after traditional heraldic images. Look up heraldic Griffin. You'll see why [i]no one[/i] is calling the above image that.
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Yup, okay. Just one thing. [spoiler]why does the "lion" have a damn beak... and heraldic lions Cleary do not. Is there species of bird lions out there? Are they Australian? Because if the exist they probably are.... that or Madagascar [/spoiler]
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It's not a beak. If you look closely you'll see a tongue underneath the the part that looks like a beak, and underneath that, blending with the shield is the rest of the Lion's mouth.
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Then you name me a Griffin without wings.
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Straight outta Wikipedia [spoiler]Infrequently, a griffin is portrayed without wings, or a wingless eagle-headed lion is identified as a griffin. In 15th-century and later heraldry, such a beast may be called an alce or a keythong. [/spoiler]
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Fine, you can call it a Griffin. Feel better?
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No. [spoiler]I feel amazing.[/spoiler]
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Edited by Nerclid: 5/12/2017 9:22:27 PM[quote][spoiler]it's not a lynx or a lion[/spoiler][/quote] It's technically both [spoiler]And [/spoiler]
