Dorian Valtieri, mysterious older gentleman or as he is known by some, "The Man With No Honour". Politician, spy, assassin.






Emelye Baelborne, half-sister of Athel Baelborne and something of a hedge mage. Her biggest secret? She grew up in the Bloodthorn Cult.

My first character, a magsorc, and my main still:





My other breton, a magplar:

My Main Theós Zoí a Templar Healer

Sylveena, my healer:p

My Breton Nightblade Witch in her home:



and paying homage to Nocturnal:

Raelynn, my magDK and main character

My Breton Healer

Lady Miranda Valkov~ Circle Member of the Court of Crimson Dawn, lightning based Sorcerer and all around hot Breton redhead.

This is Mabrienne, my Breton Magicka Dragonknight. She is a member of the Silver Dawn.

I'm all about that plastic barbie

Ay'Anna made herself a new outfit along with a new pet.

ErinGoBrag520 wrote: »

I'm really struggling to make a good Breton. I feel like I'm always getting kind of a plastic-y barbie doll kind of look. I had the idea to practice on the other server and save the slider so I don't have the accessories I'd have on my main account. Any thoughts? Feedback?

Honestly, she's not terribly plastic looking. I think she's rather fair for Breton design!

As for the character creation, what I typically do before even settling on a face is actually starting with the body. A good silhouette or body shape paves a path for making a face that fits, imo. Once you're settled, mess about with the face triangle until you find an adequate "base face," then fine-tune through the sliders themselves. If nothing seems to stick, go back to phase one and try to find another base to work with. You don't have to set the face sliders back to default.

As for making it look a bit more "unique," I also always typically add in some sort of flaw as to add a bit of depth and realism to the character. Maybe they've got an aquiline hook nose despite having a round, chubby face and body, or they've got thin lips and narrow eyes with high, strong cheekbones.

Then comes the hair, which is all fair game. If you have plenty from the Crown Store, including that one pack that literally has every vanilla hair (which allows you to wear some hairstyles not even on your race's creation screen), you're literally covered and it's all up to your choice.

As for outfits and accessories, definitely feel free to delve in deep. If you're not that terribly into the lore and being lore friendly like my nerdy self, you can make a massive amount of nice looking outfits outside of Crown Store costumes and literally just utilizing one set style. Takes a while, but you can easily build something nice and even preview how it looks from your Collections menu before you even finalize it in an Outfit Station. If you don't own the style of a certain item, you can just work up to it or buy it from guild traders. Accessorize as necessary, and don't be ashamed if you don't find any skin or markings to your liking; you can be just as radiantly beautiful as the gentleman running around with the glowing Meridian limbs.

I hope my two cents somehow help you out in the long run. If not, best of luck, and I hope you're able to be satisfied with your very own Breton!