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I did know that. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Marancil
It's acctually the same design as the cosmetics included in Steely Dawn Starter Pack (as far as I can see) that at least used to be sold on Steam (maybe still is). Only difference is that that was white and could not be dyed, while the crafted version can be dyed as You also have noticed. :)
Yeah well, I still have to explore more of the Wildermore recipes and what they give. My Captain / Explorer is on it, especially the Survivors of Wildermore.
It is fun to see how one still has things to discover.
Calchiar, please observe that the Helm is actually dyed RED while the rest is Crimson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marancil
https://www.shots.lotrokin.me/upload...6-9ef2eefe.png
Indeed. I recently got know about a really nice bow skin that drops as a weapon (sometimes) in an instance. From this thread. Perfect in my opinion for an Elven look. I asked a friend in-game what expansion is needed to run that instance. My main account has all already, so wasn't sure exactly which expansion. Getting the info made me buy that expansion with the instance cluster included for two more alt accounts as well. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marancil
The bow shown in this image.
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Originally Posted by Nathrien_Estelenlaer
Happy Harvestmath!
https://withyfashions.files.wordpres...ss-3.jpg?w=650
Outfit details can be found in the blog in my sig below as usual :)
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/3QSPQvO.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/NIzHMH1.jpg[/IMG]
Level 78 Champion
I use that hauberk in a few of my cosmetic creations. There are a lot of good cosmetics available in Eriador from the Outfitters that I think are overlooked these days.
My newest outfit:
http://i65.tinypic.com/2j2uc85.jpg
http://i67.tinypic.com/3358wns.jpg
This week, the Simple Fashion theme makes a return, focusing on three of LOTRO's oldest hauberks. One thing to note--as lootboxes have changed, these may not be available from the Traveler's Steel-bound Lootboxes unlike the old ones. The only sureifre way of collecting these hauberks is to get lucky on the AH, or purchase from the Store.
For full details on the dyes and pieces used, follow this link: http://materialmiddleearth.blogspot....ks-part-2.html
I have been experimenting a bit with finding the blackest outfit combo for my man male characters and war steed.
So far it has been disappointing, to many details that don't get dyed, to many different shades on materials. And, of course, the usual delimitation on what looks good according to oneself.
Anyone care to post their own thoughts / images on this?
I like that helm very much! Should be a quest reward in Moria. It has been on my dwarf champion ever since.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheArtilleryman
Can you tell me what boots those are? I have an outfit they might go well with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Silent_hunter
Boar Clansman Sentry's BootsQuote:
Originally Posted by EranodoreAlphemel
Can't answer about your cosmetics, but have you checked out the new fest WS cosmetic set? I found it very nice; already comes in all black except for a subtle silver thorny vine pattern. If you haven't seen it, you might want to pop over and look at it; each piece is only 12 tokens, very easy to get. Today is the last day for Harvestmath, but due to all the patch times that the game has been down during the festival, SSG is giving an encore from Nov 28th through Dec 12th? I think, so you could get it then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marancil
Simple costume for every day:
https://i.postimg.cc/tJ90Tbw7/2.png
https://i.postimg.cc/15JS8g9S/1.png
https://i.postimg.cc/8cXySVV2/3.png
Don't think I have.... looked around a bit but cant see any decent pics of itQuote:
Originally Posted by SharlaSedai
When You get the War-Steed cosmetic parts the lantern is one part (gear slot), so it's optional. I can say that simply using the carapace piece works with many other set pieces. Dye it brown for example and it looks like a really nice leather carapace with black leather straps/belts hanging down and such. Very uxeful for various combinations. Not extravagant or flashy but a more "realistic" and down to earth design.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarancilDon't think I have.... looked around a bit but cant see any decent pics of itQuote:
Originally Posted by SharlaSedai
https://lotro-wiki.com/images/d/d1/H...tumn_Night.jpg
https://fibrojedi.me.uk/wp-content/u...ival-steed.jpg
https://fibrojedi.me.uk/wp-content/u...lotro-back.jpg
Nice. I've not seen those before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yolli
Yeah, I have seen those, the steed stuff and could look ok. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord.Funk
The Cloak of the Galadhrim, and the corresponding hoodless version, the Spider-Silk Cloak, both dye a very dark velvety black (except for the small green gem on the bottom of the hood). There are a few other cloaks with the same skin, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marancil
I envy all you people with robust enough systems that they can turn up their graphics detail this high without melting their machines.
Sorry, I fixed it! (an eternity later)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord.Funk
https://www.lotro.com/forums/showthr...72#post7878372
The sea captain lands on the shores ready for adventure! this outfit is dyed Red and Umber! (Head from LOTRO store): Feathered Felt Hat, (shoulders Dunland quest reward): Disused Mantle of the Dunland Soothsayer, (body from yule festival): Frostbluff robe of thanks, (gloves Yule festival): Extravagant Festival Gloves, (boots Dunland quest reward) Nightshades boots, and plain cloak (bought at any outfitter).
https://www.lotroshots.net/_data/i/u...1112660-xl.jpg
Nice. I don't usually care too much for nautical themed outfits (too piratey usually) but I like this one. I don't think I've seen that hat before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pontin_Finnberry