Xenoblade Profiles: Na'el 

and yet she has eternal morning hair

@@twilightjester5672 Ya it looks cute.

Glad you liked it!

I understand where you're coming from. I agree that her feelings towards those enslaved in Aionios were insane, but at the same time , as A stated, when you lose something of Great value, something you deeply care for like the children that Na'el watched over and where killed, she went into a depression and sometimes when you get into that emotional state and mindset, you may or may not think rationally. Like not remembering that Mobius controls the world and that unless they are dealt with, no one will be safe and free, Leaving someone like alpha to tell her what she wants to hear versus what she needs to hear, not realizing that he was just as evil. Using truth as a weapon to get what he wanted. Then there's her house, while they do agree and understand that Mobius should be dealt with, they still lean towards isolationism thinking it will keep them safe when history has shown otherwise 🤦‍♂️

Her house is the conservative house which is like the second most influential after Vandham. A lot of side quests talk about house Doyle being conservative and thinking of protecting themselves rather than fighting off Moebius. The traitor being from house Reid has less to do with the founder, Shulk/Panacea, and more to do with the mother being an asshole leeching off of the reputation of the house.

@@ShallBePurified Shanias situation was sad and the mother was scum But I still don’t like that it was that house that faced all the problem when it’s descendant from Pancea who was a student to Shulk Just shows that generations don’t always have the same good will Not even the Vandham house became that good though. Ghondor was a useless friend and could not even communicate properly. Even so, Na’el house kept the tradition. Of just ingoring the victims of war

In what way? Personality, game mechanics, ect?