Primeval Huntress - On the Prowl for Dinosaurs

When the Pact first ventured deep into the Heart of Maguuma, this Charr had to be at the front. As a devoted big game huntress, Maia always loved to hunt. For hours she would cower between bushes and get her fur wet, just to land this one big shot at her prey. From crafting her very own hunting tools to creating trophylike armour out of her prey she always enjoyed every little aspect of the hunt.
So when the Pact was heading to deep jungles she never even dreamed of before, Maia knew she had to be there. Long ago she hunted down the last real challenge - a gigantic direwolf in the Harathi Hinterlands - and all of Kryta, Ascalon and the Shiverpeaks couldn´t really offer her a challenge anymore. So when she heard of the gigantic beasts that supposedly live in the jungle, she just had to go. Maia wasn´t disappointed: what awaited her in the primeval landscape were gigantic beasts! Facing off against giant Bristlebacks or agile Stonheads, Maia was in heaven. Even after a giant Arrowhead nearly flattened her once, she continued to prance through the Heart of Maguuma - but even such a big game huntress can be caught off guard by little devils from time to time....

Hey guys,
I present to you my engineer in her brandnew look! Admittedly, medium armour on Charr is my personal toughest challenge. She is my only medium Charr (and that says a lot as I usually try to balance my 31 characters pretty well regarding race) and I was always a bit displeased with her look. I often find coats irritating on Charr and since that´s the main type of clothing a medium character gets....you get the idea.
What I did love though was the interesting clipping of these two pieces; additionally her tail gets multiple embellishment, which I personally quite enjoy. I like when armoursets have tail details on Charr!
Going with the bony theme of a hunter who utilizes all his catches I could give her some sleeker shoulders and this interesting headpiece that was used quite often lately - and I also wanted to give it a try. The dye scheme was held as natural as possible (everything else would be contraproductive on a huntress!) with the dark red functioning as a little breakup.
I hope you enjoy her as much as I do! ^^