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Cool! I'll look into it. What is his name? My wife has Dragon AGE disks for the PS3, but I never played.Arguably the most beloved character in Dragon Age is just such a dwarf.
Cool! I'll look into it. What is his name? My wife has Dragon AGE disks for the PS3, but I never played.Arguably the most beloved character in Dragon Age is just such a dwarf.
Cool! I'll look into it. What is his name? My wife has Dragon AGE disks for the PS3, but I never played.
Most movies and depictions of people in medieval or fantasy eras are quite drab and colorless. As far as we can tell though, that's not how people actually dressed though. Bright colors were the rule for most people. Outfits we would consider quite flamboyant today were quite common as a display of wealth.
So I don't consider most of the images out of line.
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Hmm ... that gives me an idea! People are always complaining that PC's don't have anything to spend money on so this could be an opportunity. Sure, you bought that set of "fine clothes", but that fashion is sooo 15 minutes ago! The truly fashionable people of high standards are wearing clothes died with kraken ink!The issue with the multiple perceptions on this is because the brighter the colour, the more expensive they were. It's why very intense shades like reds or blues were worn mostly by very rich people that could pay for those tinctures, and it's why the poorer commoner, the duller the tunics...
Now me on the other hand... I just go for all blackboth irl and in DnD
Dragon Age: Origins is so much better in a PC. You can usually find the ultimate edition fairly cheap.Cool! I'll look into it. What is his name? My wife has Dragon AGE disks for the PS3, but I never played.
Whooooah there, I don't HR would approve of that.10' Pole Fashion is making a comeback, baby!
You can always tell who the Warlock is because they have shabby clothes.Items of clothing that can get dirty? Prestidigitation.
Items of clothing that can get torn? Mending.
Conspicuous consumption is certainly a thing and keeping up with what's in fashion is something that might be important to some characters. I wonder how many players would want to keep up with such things. Lifestyle expenses covers "lodging, food, equipment maintenance, and other necessities," and I'd definitely argue clothing is a necessity. There's likely a difference between how someone looks who lives an Aristocratic lifestyle and one who lives a Modest one. But then a set of fine clothes costs 15 gold. Yowza.Hmm ... that gives me an idea! People are always complaining that PC's don't have anything to spend money on so this could be an opportunity. Sure, you bought that set of "fine clothes", but that fashion is sooo 15 minutes ago! The truly fashionable people of high standards are wearing clothes died with kraken ink!![]()