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We ran a 4-player, all Tanker Pen Yin TF and the Mirror Image icon never appeared in our buffs, nor we were awarded the badge.

Unfortunately no. Without changing allegiance you can't get all the badges initially - you can always get what you missed by doing Ouro arcs.

One of my most recent ones... in video format! You Tube link

As you can see in the screenshot below, one of the Lore Pets is listed as <Polar Lights Essence>. The other is correct, though.

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Doing the Shining Stars (Twinshot) arc in Ouro in a team, only the Team Leader receives the badges for the first 2 arcs. The third arc gives the badge for all team members.

Okay, this will give me lots to think about, but I need to consider the usual level progression, @Darmian, even if history tells us one thing, there'll be some need for concessions here. Consider First Ward, for instance. It's a level 20-30 area, but as you pointed out, it would happen after BAF (an Incarnate Trial). So, if one was to follow historical progression, First Ward would be accessed only as an Ouroboros arc, and not as a regular area of the game. I may add your findings as an Appendix, in order to allow for others to follow the historical route, but if we are talking about normal level progression, I need to put arcs in a crescent order of leveling. At least it's how I think this guide could be useful for a Praetorian character.

Technically, the Dream Doctor gives you the tip for Dilemma Diabolique (and you even get a badge if you do his personal story prior to DD), but that meant run all DA for that, and I don't really think it's really necessary for a Praetorian to deal with that considering all other things they have on their plate. Now, about the Incarnate Trial order, I followed this page: https://archive.paragonwiki.com/wiki/Incarnate_Trial

Thanks! I wrote this on a hour or two of boredom at work, and as I'm used to Prae content, it was second nature to try to do this. A pure txt version for the forums? I think I can do that. I don't think it'll be as pretty though (unless I use some ascii art as some GameFAQs used in the past. In any case, I'll consider editing things on the cover if I create a version 2. I've checked the Wiki for the order, but I may have messed things up when compiling. If you find something out of order or that requires changing, please point me in the right direction. I've only consulted Redlynne's post and the Wiki. On a version 2 I'll be sure to include the wiki url as well. And now you mention the macro... It's well possible I'm using your NoXP macro for so long that I forgot about that (all my go to macros are in a txt file, so I usually just load the bindfile and forget about them). Another thing to add!

I’ve followed @Redlynne’s Loyalist <-> Resistance ... switching alignments EVERY TIME for Praetorians forum post (https://forums.homecomingservers.com/topic/1797-loyalistresistance- switching-alignments-every-time-for-praetorians/) lots of times. It helped me to enjoy the full Praetoria storyline in multiple characters, and I wouldn’t be able to write this guide with their original work. But I wanted to do add to that. I didn’t want only the path through Praetoria, but also have all Praetorian content in a single place for easy reference. So, in order to expand Redlynne’s work (I didn't include everything they did), I added First Ward and Night Ward content and more, always listing the expected level range for the contacts, as this is important: once you outlevel a contact, your only option to do that particular arc is using Ouroboros. So, here's a PDF with the full content for your enjoyment. Children of Praetoria.pdf

All except one girl, that will walk in the other direction, as she's the one who got away.

It may sound strange to you, but -- gasp! -- I do have a life outside the game. This means I may not be available at request to reply to you when you demand. Luckily, this is a forum, not a chat feed, so messages have permanency and can be checked at a later hour. But, let me explain to you why I'm replying so late to this. I hope you understand and forgive me for not being here when you expected. My post was made at 8h54pm, yesterday, about 16 hours ago. I was sleepy. Next thing I did was to hit the bed. I woke up, went to work, and now that I'm having a lull at my workday, I'm replying to you. Is this acceptable? Shouldn't it be, I'll refrain from using the forum in order to not disturb anyone else. Having said that, let me focus on your questions. Costumes are more a RP need than anything else. Considering that one would be forced to break a scene to hunt for a Tailor or a Trainer, having the request on demand would make things easier. I could be in a base, away from the cluster of trainers and, may need to walk half a base to reach one. Or I could be in Dark Astoria and move the whole map for that (or warp to a base with a tailor and return). Or even during a mission, perhaps, if you notice how garish you colored your buff powers and everyone is complaining they are too bright. So, needed? Not really. Convenient? A lot. I'd risk 5 minutes, same as the Crafting Table (iirc). Maybe you just finished editing and noticed that bug that gives you shoulder pieces or tails on other outfits, even if you were there just to color your powers, so having a big cooldown could be detrimental. And, as the Crafting Table, it could be something that remain in game for the whole 5 minutes, and can be used by someone else. Bonus (jokingly): it could have a huge aggro range and low HP, so we could send Serge to die every time we remember he criticized our costume in that Costume Mission, and have a little revenge. Any other questions?

What about a personal tailor, maybe tied to the Fashion Victim accolade? Practical effect: summon a costume creator screen -- it can or no follow you, like the invention accolade that allows you to craft wherever you are.