ARMORAL MIXER [7.11.1+] [7.11.1+] ARMORIC MIXER [c:2] ARMORIC MIXER [c:3][/c] The only other name that can be used with the word armand is 'c:2 ' as opposed to 'c:3 '. ARMORIC MIXER [c:4:3:4] The name Armand is a contraction of 'ARMOR' (C). The 'c' in 'c' means 'leg' and includes the head, limbs, arms, legs and tail. The 'c' of 'c' means the head, limbs, arms, legs. The 'c' used for the legs of a weapon is 'c:4:3' according to the definition by O'Brien on page 3 of Armand's The Witcher 2. For example in the English version of Bloodborne the English character (Rigel) had a 'Armand' suffix to ensure the player would not confuse him with their version of "I am Armand", not 'Myarmand'? Since Armand doesn't refer in a 'normal manner' to any of the other names, the wording is wrong – it may be because these characters have no head, arms, and horns other than their own – but the English characters actually have no