Robe top's exist. Now. are we gonna see robe bottoms as well?

Tapio75

Just curious as the top pieces of robes have been separated, has there been any talk of giving robe bottoms as options to pants as well?

I think robe bottoms would match well with many types of medium or heavy armor to create more unique looks.. Plus we could make our own robe from top and bottom both from different style.

Tapio75

Not interested at all?

Super_Sonico

I don't think I'm clear about what you mean.

They added a shirt to light armor so you can wear light armor and not look like you're wearing a dress. (You can wear a shirt and pants.)

If you want to wear a shirt and a skirt, just put on the dress. It's the same look. The only thing I can think might look different is the ability to dye the top different from the bottom, but that's minor and can mostly be accomplished with how they tier the 3 dye slots on the robe.

I'd be more interested in seeing skirt options for medium and heavy armor.

DragonLane555

This would be awesome! I've been using the Daedric light legs for my look, but there are other Robed bottoms that would work much better.

Black_Wolf88

dont like the current robe bottoms and I dont see how any new ones would look much better. the pants fit the style I want on my character so im saying no.

Tapio75

What i mean, is that robe bottoms be available as separate dress/kilt to be used with any armor. Me for instance have characters that mix armor types and i know couple of combos where heavy/medium top would be just perfect with light dress bottom.

By all means mediem leather skirt/kilt could also be quite nice but i dont thinbk plate skirts be very plausible options.

Plus wearing a bottom from Altmer robe added to medium breton top with right color combination could look very good. Also battlemage combinations wearing top plate with cloth skirt and such similar combos.

NorthernFury

Robes don't need a bottom.

CapuchinSeven

NorthernFury wrote: »

Robes don't need a bottom.

I read that in his voice for some reason.

PSLAnimal

CapuchinSeven wrote: »

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NorthernFury wrote: »

Robes don't need a bottom.

I read that in his voice for some reason.

How could you not? The Hef is awesome.

Tapio75

Robe has top and bottom which are together. Top half of robe is usually above waist unless character is upside down and bottom is below waist unless, again is the character upside down. Accept this and you will have bit more wisdom to add to that humorous side of yours ;P

Now take a scissors or whatever and cut robe to half horizontally and you have robe bottom and top separated ^^

Mataata

Aka a skirt? Yes, please.

Circuitous

Been asking for a while.
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/120108/proposal-craftable-robe-skirt#latest

LtCrunch

Yes, me and some guild's have talked about how great it would be to see the option to have a skirt/kilt option like we now have the jerking/robe option. It opens up even more unique and cool looking gear combos. Full heavy plate with a light belt/skirt is a great look. As it stands only Daedric has a skirt.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO

daedric bottoms are a skirt, if that helps.

Tapio75

Well.. The robe bottom aka skirt which i would like to combine with armor top is not daedric. I just hope we see them someday next to pants in clothing stations.

RedTalon

A skirt would be nice, would create a char that would wear nothing but one.

A male char.

Targolak

I like the idea. Kilts. I want more kilts. Akin to the wonderful fur kilt of TESV: Skyrim for one, and perhaps some proper tunics hanging above your kneecaps.

I'm still trying to figure out what the purpose of those floating slabs hanging over the thighs on your armour and clothing is!

smeeprocketnub19_ESO

Tassets, you mean. They are decorative, and yea, for some reason they levitate.

Tapio75

Targolak wrote: »

I like the idea. Kilts. I want more kilts. Akin to the wonderful fur kilt of TESV: Skyrim for one, and perhaps some proper tunics hanging above your kneecaps.

I'm still trying to figure out what the purpose of those floating slabs hanging over the thighs on your armour and clothing is!

I suppose they are magickally floating magnets that keep our weapons on our side.. Sometimes it just happens that weapon has magnet as well and ends up floating too due magnetic fields..

YEA! Thats it >_<

Truthfully, i think they added them to armors so our armors would nbot look as much like "painted" on the skin as they could otherwise be. At least some of them.

Probitas

Uhm, they have them, they are called greaves (pants).

Geez. You want a full body robe, put on a damned robe.

Tharvall

Probitas wrote: »

Uhm, they have them, they are called greaves (pants).

Geez. You want a full body robe, put on a damned robe.

lol, fail
read again.
oh my god.

Tapio75

Sometimes it indeed is good to read before saying something funny

Zarman

I want a Cape.