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So what justifications did you guys come up with when you included scantily-clad female warriors as a part of your setting?
Is there any consensus to the "kind" of or shape wings sanguinius has? If I recall correctly short but wide/thick wings (as in short wingspan) are better for agility while long and thin wings are better for staying in the air long and catching updrafts without using much energy (think albatross).
GW seems to have made him quite agile but also given him long thin classic angel wings but I don't think anyone see him with seagull wings. So far osprey, swan/goose and pigeon seem like the best match.
White rock pigeons and swans have the angelic look but it might just be the color rather than the shape. Osprey seems likely given it looks autistic when folded in a way that sort of matches the exaggerated look when winged characters are draw with their wings down.Crow seem like it would be too ironic but also turned out to be short and stubby anyway. Magpie looks elegant but again too stubby.
