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Fayt Lionheart started playing Graal in December 2004. He played Graal Kingdoms firstly before discovering Aeon and his passion for development work. His first development Job was a LAT for Aeon. He worked their for over 6 months before resigning due to a dispute with one of the staff. After than Fayt put development on hold and returned to playing Graal Kingdoms. Not long after, his Brother Felix Lionheart had an idea to make a server. While developing on this server Fayt Lionheart discovered his development skills were far beyond just being a LAT. He discovered he could Gani and that he was also a great GAT Leaving his LAT work behind, he decided to focus fulltime on Graphics work. He has since worked on various servers as a GAT.

Fayt Lionheart is now working for Graal Kingdoms, in the development team for Crescent Pirates. And He has been there working since Decemeber 17th 2006.

Recently Fayt Lionheart has been doing freelance Gfx work for freinds ineed. His most recent Gfx project was the making of a Japanese Pagoda for his real life friend, Xaphan Coterie (Crimson2005) And making a throphy for his friend, the retired Governor of Crescent Pirates, Alan Steele.

On the 10th March 2007, Fayt Lionheart got the invited to the Event Master team on Graal Kingdoms, Happy to take up the offer he has been an Event Master for over 5 months now.

Area of Development

Graphics

Fayt Lionheart started out a moderatly good GAT. His line art was good but his shading was very poor. Over the 2 years he's been working as GAT his line art kept getting better and been desribed as "Godlike" By one of the other GATs he's worked with. He relised that he had to work on improving the quality of his shading, His friends Xaphan Coterie and Hampy said he'd achived this when he made the golden throphy for the Crescent Pirates retired leader Alan Steele.

Ganis

Besides graphics, Fayt is also well versed in making Ganis. Although he find it annoying and time comsuming he still enjoys this area of development as gani artists arn't as common as LATs or GATs due to most people finding it boring. He first tried his had a Gani when he was working for a server called Sarune. He then went on to teach others how to gani until he started to work as freelance Gani artist for new/under development playerworlds to help them out until they employed a Gani artist of their own.

Levels

Fayts first job as LAT was on the modern themed server Aeon. After leaving there he put his level work on hold until he was employed by Dark Nations. After Dark Nations became increasingly inactive he left to spend his time elsewhere. Soon after, his Brother Felix Lionheart started a server called Sarune. This is where his skills as a LAT really started to come through. After being welcomed into the Guild (#glevels) he started to work as freelance LAT for various servers. Currently he is working for Graal Kingdoms, under Crescent Pirates development and is making use of his LAT and GAT skills.

Recent Projects

Name	Location	Position	Comments
Graal Kingdoms Development	Kingdoms Debug	Crescent Pirates Developer

Graphics Portfolio

This Trophy was made by Fayt Lionheart as gift for his dear friend Alan Steele, retired Governor of Crescent Pirates. Unfortuantly this trophy never got uploaded until after his retirement. The trophy now sits within the Crescent Pirates castle.

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This is the pagoda Fayt had made for his friend Xaphan. Xaphans original intention was to make a server themed of feudal japan, in the Edo period. But sadly this idea never took off.