#Foulques

[launindigo]

Foulques sketch page~ "Thats not...thats not how you swing a lance.."

[wyrmwright]

Foulques of the Mist

[kitcorin]

. Foulques my twitter!

[wisteriaphyte]

Updated Foulques to 7.0!

[deuxfort]

the true path to courage

[becquerelnoir]

Fuck it I'm making a Foulques alt in FFXIV soon.

I'm on Dynamis, Halicarnassus for most of my PCs so if anyone wants to come say hi when I do....

[ffxivmingxiajiang]

Chapter 38: Making Plans

Also used for FFXIV Writes 2024: Prompt 1- Steer

[bakuzen-xiv]

The Foulques legacy continues

[skostoflight]

tfw the guy who damaged your eye won't leave you alone and tries to recruit you to join his rock band

I'll never forgive this game for doing Foulques so dirty we could've had it aLL

[launindigo]

Foulques, night in the shroud - Clip studio paint

[wyrmwright]

what if u wanted to draw foulques but God said "no tablet pen pressure"

[riftimp]

망자의 궁전을 제패한 풀크

[wanderingviqote]

i need to post more. have a muzzled foulques

[deuxfort]

they are so cute….

[wyrmwinds]

First thing I do after admiring my WoL's new graphics is open up NG+ (again) and check out Foulques.

(Individual Ava shots will be taken later, I have to adjust her skintone and the Cactuar queues are NOT letting me fantasia)

[corgibardballads]

I was actually really disappointed when Estinien turned up in the post-ARR quests after finishing the Dragoon quests. I thought the story, as it was presented originally, was a tragic allegory to the Lancer questline.

While the situation was wholly different, both Estinien and Foulques were struggling long before you met them and fell to madness only after you seemed to give them a glimmer of hope that could be taken away.

I thought the story was so good if you think of the Dragoon quests as a continuation of the Lancer quests. I wanted so badly to save Foulques. We may have truly been his only friend (even if it's in a... Zenos kind of way). He wanted to be our mentor, to prove his own worth, to be right, to be validated. His death was tragic because it left you thinking, "if only Ywain had apologized or been more sympathetic. Maybe we could have saved Foulques." You couldn't save him alone.

And with that in mind is how I approached this scene when I first played it. I thought it was equally tragic. You gave Estinien hope that the two of you would kill Nidhogg and avenge his family and village. Set things right, finally. And then to find out the man that took him in and trained him was (in his mind) partially at fault for Ferndale. Just broke him. And you defended him. Thinking that we killed him, way up there, overlooking a long drop JUST like with Foulques felt so poetic. It was a great story. You couldn't save Foulques alone. But you also couldn't save Estinien even WITH help. It was such a dark tone from a lot of the game. The feeling that sometimes, no matter what you do, you can't save everyone.

That's why I thought it was brilliant. Well until he showed up with Aymeric and my little "oh this is an amazing story, so tragic" was just casually swept under the rug.