u/undavidable

About 2 years ago, I created an xmog for Samus' Varia suit. I decided to update it using different pieces that I think better match the look of the suit.

Ive been sitting on this one for a while as I used it for the entirety of legion remix. Moving fast af boi and mowing down raids almost felt like playing metroid haha.

I decided to stick with a demon hunter as they can double jump and flip in the air like samus, and the head piece is exclusive to them as well. Also, went with a night elf as their proportions better fit the varia suit.

What do you guys think? I hope you enjoy it!

The Graveframe is a heavy combat exo-rig forged by Lordaeron Armatures, an unsanctioned engineering concern born in the corpse of a fallen kingdom. Built from scavenged war-metal, experimental power systems, and designs traded in secret by Horde and Alliance defectors alike, the suit was never meant for parades or banners... it was made for survivors, mercenaries, and those willing to wage war without permission.

In the shattered aftermath of the Scourge, when Lordaeron lay broken and its ruins became a graveyard for kingdoms, there arose a hidden industrial syndicate known as Lordaeron Armatures. It answered to no king, no warchief, and no council. It operated out of sealed workshops, buried foundries, and reclaimed plague-era vaults scattered through the dead lands.

Its ranks were not made of patriots, but of exiles, defectors, and visionaries. Human armorers from Stormwind, dwarven metalworkers from Ironforge, and gnomish mechanics from Gnomeregan working beside orc smiths from Orgrimmar, blood elf artificers from Silvermoon, goblin engineers from Bilgewater Harbor, and even grim-minded Forsaken salvagers of Undercity. What united them was not loyalty, but purpose: the belief that Azeroth’s future would not be secured by faction banners, but by superior warcraft built in the shadows.

Their most infamous creation was the Graveframe, a brutalized combat exosuit designed to turn one wearer into a mechanized linebreaker. Sealed against blight, reinforced for siege impact, and powered by a volatile fusion of arcane channeling and mechanical force, it was less a suit of armor and more a walking act of defiance. Wherever the Graveframe marched, it carried a single message: Lordaeron was dead, but its iron still remembered how to kill.

"A knife doesn't click."

"To be a Temple Guard is not a specialty or a profession. It is a sacred duty, to which any Jedi Knight, or Master, may be summoned."

I made this xmog inspired by black holes. The Haranir are ancient beings, and ultramassive black holes are primordial so there you go

What happens when a Demon Hunter spends time with the Monks of Pandaria and becomes a living storm? Sit down Lei Shen.

Being able to cross sets really allows for even more creative transmogs. I wish we could have no restrictions to really change the game.