Why Is There No Deadric Pants ?

torinsoul · August 2014

When crafting Deadric armor under the light armor sections.Where breeches are there are robes bottom's but no pants.Yet every other style of armor has breeches as pants.I cant be the only person that cares about this ?I have a male character that use's light armor and prefer Deadric style.But why am i forced to ware robes if I chose to ware Deadric light armor ?

Natjur · August 2014

Do what everyone else has, have every slot Daedric (including Daedric shirt) but use a different style for pants.

I wear 5 seducer set, 5 warlock set (Helm, sholders, ring, ring, neck)
The warlock set uses the Breton style.

So I made Breton style pants (seducer) and Daedric style shirt (seducer)

It works well together.

poodlemasterb16_ESO · August 2014

Since the dye system arrived I have cared less about sets being the same. I have 3 kinds on my lead right now.

gurluasb16_ESO · August 2014

Daedric npcs with pants tend to use the Seducer pants.

Isibis · August 2014

Yes, I also noticed, but I love it. One of my healers is pulling a pretty epic heavy battlemage look thanks to those robe bottoms. I just wish they had that option for all styles.

Elyna · August 2014

Because Daedra like the breeze.

Pele · August 2014

I've brought this up before but did not receive an official answer. Perhaps it is a goof on ZOS' part, or maybe Daedra don't know what pants are. #shrug

AlexDougherty · August 2014

Pretty sure I've seen a MOD response along the lines of "It's part of the style", meaning it's supposed to be like that. When the gear is designed they make decisions, this apparently was one of them.

DenverRalphy · August 2014

I find the Imperial Pants to be a decent fit with the Daedric armor. Though unless you have the Imperial Edition of the game, that could be an expensive pair of pants.

AlexDougherty · August 2014

DenverRalphy wrote: »

I find the Imperial Pants to be a decent fit with the Daedric armor. Though unless you have the Imperial Edition of the game, that could be an expensive pair of pants.

Or the Imperial Motif, which I have on my Templar (I feel the Imperial style meshes with my Templar look).

torinsoul · August 2014

I did talk to a rep about this he all so replied that this was not a bug.Yet a feed back option.To me it just don't make sense not to have pants.The rep all so said if you look at deadric npc.That they all ware robes if they are magic users.If this was tended as is I vote for a change.This only makes sense in my mind to be able to ware pants.When ever other stile can use pants its all most feels unfair.Yet this is only my opinion and some thing so simple shouldn't both me yet it dose.Thank for all the feed back. I guess I'm going to playing around with other stiles and see what I can get to make the best.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO · August 2014

I use ancient elf pants with my daedric, they have rather large stitchwork that looks awesome.

Isibis · August 2014

DenverRalphy wrote: »

I find the Imperial Pants to be a decent fit with the Daedric armor. Though unless you have the Imperial Edition of the game, that could be an expensive pair of pants.

I never charged more for crafting imperial. Does anyone else?

DenverRalphy · August 2014

Isibis wrote: »

DenverRalphy wrote: »

I find the Imperial Pants to be a decent fit with the Daedric armor. Though unless you have the Imperial Edition of the game, that could be an expensive pair of pants.

I never charged more for crafting imperial. Does anyone else?

I wasn't referring to the crafter's charge, but more so to the average cost of buying the incredibly rare Imperial Motif.

torinsoul · August 2014

I can craft ever style including imperial.I charge the same price for all styles for crafting.