Priest of the Green outfit

Cazzy

It makes me look homeless



Edit: It's 1000 crowns and, no, I haven't bought it

GreenSoup2HoT

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

FLuFFyxMuFFiN

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

It's only on PTS right now

Cazzy

FLuFFyxMuFFiN wrote: »

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

It's only on PTS right now

Nope it's out now

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

Yep, for 1000 crowns

ItsGlaive

Cazzy wrote: »

FLuFFyxMuFFiN wrote: »

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

It's only on PTS right now

Nope it's out now

And massively overpriced

Rohamad_Ali

Can someone photoshop a shopping cart in the background please ?

Clerics1985

Roehamad_Ali wrote: »

Can someone photoshop a shopping cart in the background please ?

Shopping Cart Mount TBA?

Cazzy

Roehamad_Ali wrote: »

Can someone photoshop a shopping cart in the background please ?

Yes, please!

Molag_Crow

I like it! makes me look Druidic.

FLuFFyxMuFFiN

Cazzy wrote: »

FLuFFyxMuFFiN wrote: »

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

It's only on PTS right now

Nope it's out now

GreenSoup2HoT wrote: »

Is this out on PS4? I must have it :O

Yep, for 1000 crowns

Well looks like I am buying more crowns when I get home

Cazzy

Molag_Crow wrote: »

I like it! makes me look Druidic.

I guess I can see that But then I actually know some druids who wouldn't wear this

Preyfar

It makes my Khajiit look like he gained 100 pounds. XD

The Thanksgiving Robe

Wolfkeks

Khajit: "What is this one wearing...?"

Tryxus

Ooh, I love robes

And it's from the Spinners? Must have it

Tavore1138

I keep looking at new costumes now and considering what colours I will dye them... sad sad sad

GlassHalfFull

I just don't understand the need for covering the mouth with this outfit, it subtracts from the look. All I can think of, is the mouth piece is a way to stop the toon wearing it from saying "This outfit is overpriced!".

bedlom

GlassHalfFull wrote: »

I just don't understand the need for covering the mouth with this outfit, it subtracts from the look. All I can think of, is the mouth piece is a way to stop the toon wearing it from saying "This outfit is overpriced!".

For this outfit its fine but for the DB robes it drives me nuts.

sluice

Might get this one for my Templar....

Khydan

This outfit needs some work, it makes the character look bulky.

Grawlog

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

WolfingHour

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

Tryxus

WolfingHour wrote: »

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

I think it's a gag

You know, like some Tongues needed to be gagged lest their Voice would destroy everything around them

Spinners can alter reality and even history/memory (Aranias) so I guess that's a prevention method for them too... for blabbermouth Spinners

WolfingHour

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

I think it's a gag

You know, like some Tongues needed to be gagged lest their Voice would destroy everything around them

Spinners can alter reality and even history/memory (Aranias) so I guess that's a prevention method for them too... for blabbermouth Spinners

Thanks for the lore explanation on this. I had forgotten all about spinners and don't even know what a Tongue is!

It still looks asthetically awful, as subjective as that may be.

Can we meet half way and say it is magically infused veil that casts silence on wearer?

Lysette

I have bought it, firstly I like the color, secondly it makes my female characters look less skinny, what I cannot say about a lot of costumes, without that they would look fat or distorted. That costume adds quite some "meat" to the waist line and makes my characters more like I have shaped them in the first place - most others make them look rather skinny sometimes.

menedhyn

I quite like it. It would suit my nature-oriented, wandering old Breton hedge mage character who was raised poor, lives simply and spurns that "pretentious, showy nonsense worn by the nobility and the desperate-to-be-noticed in other parts of High Rock" (ahem).

It's not perfect though. The mouth covering is a little strange and not really what I was hoping for, and it is pricey (oh, the irony), but very little else suits what i'm looking for.

Tryxus

WolfingHour wrote: »

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

I think it's a gag

You know, like some Tongues needed to be gagged lest their Voice would destroy everything around them

Spinners can alter reality and even history/memory (Aranias) so I guess that's a prevention method for them too... for blabbermouth Spinners

Thanks for the lore explanation on this. I had forgotten all about spinners and don't even know what a Tongue is!

It still looks asthetically awful, as subjective as that may be.

Can we meet half way and say it is magically infused veil that casts silence on wearer?

A Tongue is a warrior (usually a Nord) who has learned how to use the Thu'um or the Voice. Dragons and Dragonborn can naturally understand the Dragon Language and Shout, but for regular mortals it is much more difficult to do that. They have to study and practice for years to learn even the simplest Words of Power

And there's the risk that their Voice could go out of control: that even a simple whisper can cause the ground to shake. That's why they are gagged (like Ulfric in Skyrim, who was gagged when he was on the prison transport to Helgen since he could Shout the Imperials to pieces) or they don't speak at all like the Greybeards.

Hence I think that for Spinners, who can change the Story even, there's a similar method to prevent them from doing harm.

And yes, it could be magical, like a lock or smth

sluice

Oh damm, I just looked closely: Itlooks like it's only the mouth that is being covered.

Why not the whole neck/mouth area?

Abeille

I spy with my little eye...

Some plant in the pouch of that Priest of the Green costume. Wouldn't go so well with the Green Pact unless collected outside of Valenwood. But despite the description, that doesn't look like something a Spinner would wear in Valenwood anyway. It is a tropical forest after all, and those robes look way too heavy. But I can see a Vicar of Jephre wearing something like that in High Rock.

Tryxus

Abeille wrote: »

I spy with my little eye...

Some plant in the pouch of that Priest of the Green costume. Wouldn't go so well with the Green Pact unless collected outside of Valenwood. But despite the description, that doesn't look like something a Spinner would wear in Valenwood anyway. It is a tropical forest after all, and those robes look way too heavy. But I can see a Vicar of Jephre wearing something like that in High Rock.

If it was alrdy a dead plant when the Spinner picked it up, the Green won't punish him for it.

Or as explained in Greenshade: if a plant can become a danger to the forest, it must be destroyed too. Bosmer look at the Green as a whole

WolfingHour

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

I think it's a gag

You know, like some Tongues needed to be gagged lest their Voice would destroy everything around them

Spinners can alter reality and even history/memory (Aranias) so I guess that's a prevention method for them too... for blabbermouth Spinners

Thanks for the lore explanation on this. I had forgotten all about spinners and don't even know what a Tongue is!

It still looks asthetically awful, as subjective as that may be.

Can we meet half way and say it is magically infused veil that casts silence on wearer?

A Tongue is a warrior (usually a Nord) who has learned how to use the Thu'um or the Voice. Dragons and Dragonborn can naturally understand the Dragon Language and Shout, but for regular mortals it is much more difficult to do that. They have to study and practice for years to learn even the simplest Words of Power

And there's the risk that their Voice could go out of control: that even a simple whisper can cause the ground to shake. That's why they are gagged (like Ulfric in Skyrim, who was gagged when he was on the prison transport to Helgen since he could Shout the Imperials to pieces) or they don't speak at all like the Greybeards.

Hence I think that for Spinners, who can change the Story even, there's a similar method to prevent them from doing harm.

And yes, it could be magical, like a lock or smth

Oooohhh, it's the greybeards from Skyrim. Thank you, I'm with you now.

starkerealm

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Tryxus wrote: »

WolfingHour wrote: »

Grawlog wrote: »

I was really looking forward to this costume based on the initial art, but in game it's just weird. It expands the character model way too much, and the facemask looks like a tiny strip of fabric instead of a mask.

Oh well. 1000 crowns saved.

I agree. A veil of sorts hanging from the hood while covering the lower half of the face would look much nicer and give volume to costume, which is something most costume desperately need.

I think it's a gag

You know, like some Tongues needed to be gagged lest their Voice would destroy everything around them

Spinners can alter reality and even history/memory (Aranias) so I guess that's a prevention method for them too... for blabbermouth Spinners

Thanks for the lore explanation on this. I had forgotten all about spinners and don't even know what a Tongue is!

It still looks asthetically awful, as subjective as that may be.

Can we meet half way and say it is magically infused veil that casts silence on wearer?

A Tongue is a warrior (usually a Nord) who has learned how to use the Thu'um or the Voice. Dragons and Dragonborn can naturally understand the Dragon Language and Shout, but for regular mortals it is much more difficult to do that. They have to study and practice for years to learn even the simplest Words of Power

And there's the risk that their Voice could go out of control: that even a simple whisper can cause the ground to shake. That's why they are gagged (like Ulfric in Skyrim, who was gagged when he was on the prison transport to Helgen since he could Shout the Imperials to pieces) or they don't speak at all like the Greybeards.

Hence I think that for Spinners, who can change the Story even, there's a similar method to prevent them from doing harm.

And yes, it could be magical, like a lock or smth

To be fair, as I recall, Ulfric only knew Unrelenting Force, so the "shouted him to pieces" phrase was a little hyperbolic.