It's undenia8le that the dignity of the Sylph class is held in scant regard 8y the players who disrespect its true character with their ineptitude.
how s0? im interested.
There are a select few who don't understand what it means to 8e a Sylph, it's grown tiresome to watch players 8lur the lines 8etween classes 8ecause of that. They should 8e stripped of the title. They're unworthy.
ok. and what d0es it mean two be a sylph in y0ur view?
Well, since you asked, I would say it is a role of precision and purpose, as well as guidance. The Sylph is a passive class and its active counterpart is the Seer, most of us are aware of that. The Sylph assists allies through the manipul8on of her Aspect. In my case, that aspect is Light. This means my role is not to charge forward and cre8 change through 8rute force or appropri8 other class' a8ilities as a Heir or Thief could, 8ut to heal and help others 8y carefully guiding the Light around them. It is a8out restoring what is 8roken, whether that is a person's literal sight or their more a8stract understanding of the world. I have spent countless sweeps refining my a8ilities, as I once mentioned, to the point where my altern8s 8elieved that they could turn a doomed timeline into the Alpha one. That was a mistake on their part for severely underestim8ing how paradox space flowed in synchronized rhythm with time. 8eing a Sylph is not a simple task, though. It requires immense control and accuracy that is often lacking in inexperienced players. One must 8e careful, as even healing Light can 8e intrusive if not applied with the utmost concentration. There are limits to 8e respected and followed. It is a delic8 dance of offering assistance without overstepping, of knowing when to illumin8 a path and when to let others find their own way. 8ut I do so love to share my knowledge and help others see the 8igger picture, so that they can make the 8est possi8le choice. It's a shame they often get too impatient to let me finish speaking! Ahem. I hope this answers your question, Sollux. ::::)
actually, it does. im interested in classpects s0 anyones first-pers0n account 0f what it means for them is really helpful.
Wonderful! It's a fascin8ing su8ject.