The Fallen PeaceKeeper
By Kartogath on April 27th, 2016 |
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My necromancer is built very tanky, with still a great amount of damage output, but he was always in a robe of sorts, so i went looking for a great look that would make me look like a heavy armor wearing profession. i am really happy with how my Character looks now!
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 Cambeleg Fashion Collector | Full orange shadow + dark screenshots = I don't understand the concept. It's supposed that should be scary, or terrifying... but I just feel confused about it. Sorry. |
| 2016-04-27 20:40 | |
 Kartogath Wanderer | whats there not to get? i was just trying to find an awesome set of gear that could make Light armor Wearers look like Heavy armor wearers, and i feel very happy about it, and ya i went full Shadow orange because i am a necromancer and i felt like that would look pretty cool, im still open to all suggestions on armor dye, because that was the thing i was most unsure of. other then that i feel really solid on this :D |
| 2016-04-27 21:11 in reply to Cambeleg | |
 Pale Reaver Poppy Stylist | Replace fire legion armors into bladed and also would be better if you use black dye? Maybe, just maybe. |
| 2016-04-28 0:17 | |
Kartogath Wanderer | im not a fan of the full Bladed light set, but you can use whatever you want to, i just thought this set looked pretty cool in this combination of gear :D |
| 2016-04-28 1:55 in reply to Pale Reaver Poppy | |
 Elessar Taralom Fashionista | First of all: add a screen from the character login pls, from these screens alone I am barely able to judge anything on your look, because I can´t really see it Other than that I can already see that this is a typical case where an all black choice of dyes destroys every little armour detail there is and turns it into a black blob You could incorporate orange or red to accompany the flames on your armour, or you make the metal parts pop with a bit of grey (or smth like Charred) |
| 2016-04-28 3:43 | |
Cambeleg Fashion Collector | When you want to play with this concept (light-medium trying to look like heavy, or vice versa), you must play with metal dyes into the gear details. Just to make all a monochrome walking shadow doesn't work at all. Just check around about others who tried this kind of concept, and you'll notice it. |
| 2016-04-28 8:03 in reply to Kartogath | |
 NanaItalia Fashionista | I agree with Elessar, you don't need to use the darkest dyes to get a dark look ;) You could use dyes for the metal, that make it actually look like metal and not all black (dyes like iron and charred come to mind :) ). Maybe you could try matching the dark-blue-metal of your greatsword? You definitely achieved the heavy look already, since the shoulers make him look very bulky. However, welcome to gw2style.com and have fun :) |
| 2016-04-28 8:52 | |
Kartogath Wanderer | thank you :D and ya ill try to make the armor more visable with some different dyes, thank you for the help :D |
| 2016-04-28 11:47 in reply to Elessar Taralom | |
Kartogath Wanderer | thank you for your suggestion! and ill tank your guys word for it and try to make the metal on the gear look charred and stuff :D (thanks for the Dye suggestions too!) and thank you! |
| 2016-04-28 11:49 in reply to NanaItalia | |
Kartogath Wanderer | got it, im going to work on it and hopefully it will turn out more widely accepted. |
| 2016-04-28 11:50 in reply to Cambeleg |
