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Guardian of the Molten Citadel
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Information
Cosmetic Type	Costume
Accessories	21 in total
Rarity	Legendary
Price	4,800
Availability	Available
Hero

Legend tells of one who will rise to face the Demon Lord when he returns... The Guardian of the Molten Citadel!

The Guardian of the Molten Citadel is a legendary costume for the Squire. A regular standard squire garb that's blessed by the heat to the point where the armor becomes glowingly shiny as silk. Heck, even the skin becomes shiny too. For the price of 4,800 gems at the Seamstress or in the cosmetic interface, your squire could be this stylishly blistering.

As an Elemental Variant costume, it can either be considered as part of a themed set or a stand-alone costume by itself.

Accessories

Changeable - Head Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Guardian's Burning Spikehelm	Legendary	Is that fire on your head?	Example
Embersteel Reinforced Helm	Legendary	When one layer of protection isn't enough, add six more with FIRE!	Example
Rook's Crown of Flames	Legendary	Your move. One way or the other you're getting burned.	Example
Emberhelm of the Joust	Legendary	Upon his warhorse, he bore a helm enchanted with flames.	Example
Blazehelm	Legendary	It's a helmet. On fire.	Example

Changeable - Armor Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Blazing Cannoneer's Guards	Legendary	Time to light things up!	Example
Burning Brutal Spikeguards	Legendary	Shoulder smash enemies and make them burning pincushions.	Example
Fahrenheit Spaulders	Legendary	If you can't take the heat, you probably shouldn't wear these. They're literally on fire.	Example
Specter's Embroidered Cape	Legendary	Hotter than fire and tougher than rock.	Example
Knight's Blazeguards	Legendary	The King's Vanguard pauldrons, infused with flame.	Example
Regal Pauldrons of Embers	Legendary	Worn by the king himself, until he burst in flames.	Example

Changeable - Torso Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Molten Mail	Legendary	Forged in the fires of the Molten Citadel.	Example
Guardian's Blazing Pecs	Legendary	When you've been making serious gains and you just have to show them off.	Example
Komatiite Infused Plate	Legendary	Unnatural elements and strange mana-weaving produced this unique plate.	Example
Emberforged Mantle Armor	Legendary	Embers ignited with powerful mana spells helped forge this piece of equipment.	Example
Pyro Parade Gear	Legendary	Ornate battle armor fashioned more for its decorative allure than its ability in battle.	Example

Changeable - Legs Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Guardian's Embersteel Greaves	Legendary	Low blows not recommended, unless you like being reduced to ash.	Example
Blazing Boxers	Legendary	Feels like you're wearing nothing at all, except you are - and it burns. A lot.	Example
Burning Plate Legs	Legendary	For stomping enemies into ashy bits.	Example
Iron Hot Pantaloons	Legendary	You can only take off so much.	Example
BlazeSteel Legguards	Legendary	Protects your squishy bits and keeps them warm and toasty too.	Example

Notes & Trivia

• Having all of the costume's accessories being a retextured version of those from the Standard Garb, the Guardian of the Molten Citadel has the second most accessories of Squire costumes, after the Standard Garb.

• However, despite being the second most accessories in total, the Ramster Knight Squire holds the second most changeable Squire head pieces with six pieces while the Guardian of the Molten Citadel has only five.

• Oddly enough, when this costume was introduced, there was already an Elemental Guardian of Fire in existence, a huntress costume.

• With the cost of 4,800 gems, the Guardian of the Molten Citadel is the highest priced costume among all Squire costumes. Furthermore, with the other Elemental Guardian variant costumes for the combined price of 19,200 gems, which if bought at full price, it would cost around $154.94 USD, making the Elemental Guardian pseudo-set the second most expensive costume set. The first being the Crystallized Costume set, for the price of $300 USD, though backing DDA on Kickstarter.

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History

• [Early Access] 13.5 : Introduced