No, I believe it was either a turtle or a baby.
Trivial Issues Thread
RMGnoob
#1060
Isn’t the nomenclature for this:
“(name of the skin)(name of the class) skin”
?
If “Sorcerer” is here as the name of the class then it doesn’t have to be changed to “Sorceress”.
Urgle
#1061
Candle Maid Sorceress
Indian Beauty Sorcereress gratz who whote this on the wiki
Sorceress
It’s from the wiki, if RotMG haves logic then this skin should be named correctly. However, it depends from the point of view : If her name is just Undine, then it’s right. If it’s Undine the Sorceress, it’s wrong.
HorusKane
#1063
Those are the in-game names, I know there are other examples of this on other classes I’ll go find some.
edit:
“Ordinary Magician”
“Cleopatra priestess”
“Shrine priestess”
There are a ton of examples on the priest of the same thing.
There are a ton of skins that break this;
“Jack-o-mancer” (necromancer skin)
“Shield Maiden” (knight)
“Explorer” (Warrior)
“Rudolph the Berzerk” (warrior)
Zuzu
#1064
class doesn’t need to be said correctly in the name, as one can always look at the description to see the actual class
Nevov
#1066
Probably, yes. Though it’s inconsistent (“Queen of Hearts Sorcerer”).
Because the undine is a female creature, and with “her” in the description, it probably would suit having Sorceress in the name too, to match. Huntress skins also commonly get named in this fashion, with “Hunter” for the male ones.
Nevov
#1067
A post was merged into an existing topic: This needs to stop [events spawning on same tile]
Textbook
#1068
wew fixed, I actually did see that when I was editing the page yesterday but I thought it might’ve been how it was spelled in-game (checking now, it’s definitely not spelled that way lol)