Samara is an A-Tier Costume for the Priestess, Fiona Gilman. It was introduced to the Illusion Hall on November 14th, 2019, due to Fiona being one of the 2019 Deduction Star winners.
Appearance[]
Physical[]
Fiona’s hair is styled with a half bun with the rest of her hair swept over her right shoulder and colored a honey blonde. Her button eyes are a bright light blue with a silver outline. She also wears red lipstick and pink blush.
Outfit[]
Fiona wears a two-piece dress laden with pearls. The top of the dress covers her chest with white, tear-shaped beads hanging from the bottom. The top connects to the skirt of the dress with three strings of pearls. The sides of the skirt are adorned with strings of pearls while the front and back are decorated with a sheer fabric that also has pearls on it. She also wears matching, strappy heels, and a veil covers the half-bun of her hair. She also wears a snake-shaped armband on her upper-left arm, pearl bracelets on both wrists, and drooping diamond earrings. Her horns are silver in color, small in size, and curved upward rather than toward the back like normal. The front of her hair is decorated with several pearls, some of which form an eye-shape resembling the circlet she usually wears.
Holy Key[]
The Holy Key is white in color and designed to resemble a coiled-up snake, and the eye in the middle has a bright blue iris.
Special Effects[]
Pale, blueish-turquoise particles and dust float around her.
Design Notes[1][]
It's all you have in exchange for your prayers. Pray sincerely and wait for blessings. Come on, say your prayers, and give everything you have!
Walking in the world, perfect
The Priestess's Deduction Star costume "Samara" continues the mysterious style while adding pure white and holy elements, presenting an excellent visual effect - the clothes are gorgeous and sexy, with sequins, pearls, gauze and gemstones cover the graceful figure, and every move of her is full of mystery and nobility; beside her, a coiled silver snake floats in the air, demonstrating Samara's mysterious faith. In the center of the circle is placed a blue gem like a snake's eye, which seems to contain mysterious power.
In the costume showroom interface, Samara's appearance is still stunning enough. She lies on her side in the void, exposing her beautiful back. She looks back and charms all living beings with a smile. She clasps her hands together, curling up, and waves her delicate hands to make silver snakes fly. When the holy light shines into the manor, can the god Samara believes in drive away the darkness and fear here?
Master of time and space, devout believer
The Priestess's name is Fiona Gilman. She is a mystic who is obsessed with mysticism and geography. She claims to be a loyal believer in the Lord of Time and Space in the Cthulhu Mythos. Wearing a purple hooded cloak and holding a strange metal ring, she claimed to be guided to this manor by the Lord, but no one believed her.
Every sacrifice requires sacrificing what you have in exchange for what you hope for. The tulle is fluttering in the wind, the silver snake is circling and flying, Samara descends on the Manor, and your wish may be fulfilled by her.
Trivia[]
- Samara is inspired by the actress Lana Turner in her role as Samarra from the 1955 American biblical epic film The Prodigal which its in fact a film adaptation of Parable of the Prodigal Son.
- This one of two costumes in which Fiona’s horns are shown to be part of her head, rather than her hood. The other is "Misfortune".
- This costume shows off more skin than any other costume implemented in Identity V.
Samarra from the 1955 film The Prodigal, which this costume is based on
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Final Product[]
![[Graffiti] Priestess - Deduction Star](/wiki/File:SamaraGraffiti.png "SamaraGraffiti.png (41 KB)")
Other Languages[]
| "Samara" in Other Languages | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese) |
撒玛拉 (Sā mǎ lā) |
Samara | |
| 繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese) |
撒瑪拉 (Sā mǎ lā) |
Samara | |
| English | Samara | ||
| Español (Spanish) |
Samara | Samara | |
| Bahasa Indonesia | |||
| 日本語 (Japanese) |
サマラ (Samara) |
Samara | |
| 한국어 (Korean) |
사마라 (Samala) |
Samara | |
| Bahasa Melayu | |||
| ภาษาไทย (Thai) |
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| Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese) |
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References[]
- ↑ Samara Design Notes - Official Website
