You said that an outlaw Kuros can be blessed by a god and than it’s curse will be removed so it can return to it’s people. What must the Kuros do gain a blessing from a god?

Lost Queen : No easy task, I can assure you. They would have to do some amazing feats to make up their sin to appease the Gods. There are tales of marked Kuros being re-accepted, but during my time I’ve never seen it. I’m actually not that sure what they would have to do…

I had someone ask me on dA on any tips when drawing Kaos, and after doodling this up (since I can’t explain things worth a poop, i’m an awful teacher) I figured I’d share here too! 

I have my own way of drawing him through preference, since I MUCH prefer his cutscene model from Giants compared to the baby-face he has more recently (at least in cutscenes). I tend to draw him more adult looking (since he’s nearing his 40s when he even wakes the Queen up) though age in Skylands doesn’t really seem to matter all that much. I also color him with slightly darker skin cuz because I feel it matches his color palette better

I mostly suggest just watching the youtube movies of the game’s cutscenes and screenshotting tons of different poses to get a bunch of good references! 

Enjoy!
~Weird Hyenas, mod

Is it possible for a Kuros to break it’s bones? Because…I have an ugly feeling that metal tends to bend more than break…

Lost Queen : And here’s a great fault in our bones; yes, they bend more than break. However, it’s the flesh around the bone that gets the most damage before the metal even bends. Broken or bent bones are rare, usually if a Kuros is under that much pressure, they’re already dead, the limb is torn off or the flesh is so destroyed it has to be amputated. It’s the muscle and joints that are shredded before any bending or breaking happens. 

I’ve had my share of torn muscles, dislocated sockets, and ripped cartilage to say without a doubt that IT THOKT’N HURTS.