Well, transmogs should be be something that can be done by any master crafter, without the need to spend real money in the crown store, that would really suck to be honest. Games like Diablo3 and Path of Exile give players the possibility to trasmog items for free.

Yes please, this is probably the one thing I really want. It would improve end game for me. It would give me a reason to run dungeons since I could just convert the reward to the style I want.

If the issue is costume sales, well then just sell say a pack of conversion scrolls or something that allow you to change any gears looks to a know motif. It would have to be cheap since every drop I would get I would convert to a different style.

I want this because of only 2 pieces of armour. Helmet of Anguish and Encasement of Anguish. These items look exactly like the seducer costume but they have a 1 of a kind color on them. Even when you can dye costumes next dlc, you will not be able to replicate the color on these 2 items.

This is why i want transmog.

The monster sets, I really don't mind. But yeah, I wish we can change some looted sets in game.

KingYogi415 wrote: »

No, you can craft any style you want to learn!

But you can't craft all the sets in the style that you want.

Many things in the crown store are available in the game for free, and are sold for real money only to those people who don't want to spend time leveling crafting skills or farm for certain items: potions, bag space, motifs, riding skills...
I don't see why transmogs should be any different, if somebody puts the time into leveling a craft then the option to transmog items should be available for free. Those who don't bother/don't have the time to level crafting should be given the option to buy transmog scrolls from the crown store.

Yes, I would definitely use this. My Imperial style gear is seriously outdated.

I have to agree that it'd probably be a Crown Store thing though, as they already made those Mimic Stones.

+1

Agree 100%

Yes! Yes! YES! I want it.

khele23eb17_ESO wrote: »

I dont think theyll ever give us that as it would compromise costume sales. Especially now that they went to the trouble of making them dyeable.

The problem with costumes is that they are all or nothing. You can switch out the legs on your costume.

It also seems silly to buy costumes that look the same as in game armor you can already acquire. Costumes should be unique.

Well, since this topic, although older, appeared after the other one I've answered today, I'll just copy and paste

As much as I could say this is an interesting idea, as a "lore" defender (quoted because it's not exactly lore), I wouldn't like to have it and the reason is the weird concept of style materials.

Because of them, sounds unreal to have something that was shaped by a style material, changed to something else.

Consider just the ones that do make sense for the crafting purpose, like an Obsidian (Dunmer) and and Corundum (Nord). They're both minerals of some sort, theoretically they're melted with the iron during the iron casting process, giving it some "special property" (inexistent in the game, I have to say)

Makes sense as in "imbuing" something with a distinct characteristic, but it doesn't fit as THE thing designed to style a piece of armor. Cultures and traditions are much more realistic and if we didn't have the style materials -OR- if they weren't the biggest decisive factor, transmutation could coexist with the crafting system because you would be taking a piece of shaped metal (or leather, linen, wood..) and would reshape it to follow a different culture.

It wouldn't break the lore because your gear would not be legitimately crafted as one specific style, but it would be inspired by a different culture.

If Sherlock Holmes had it inpected, he could say by looking that it was originally made for one Culture and then remodeled to another. That the job was really well done, but small traces of the past could be noticed here and there.

But, here, quantity seems to be more important than quality so, meh...

And just to be clear my point is only against the style materials. Motif ARE very needed.

KingYogi415 wrote: »

No, you can craft any style you want to learn!

I can craft almost any style I want, but when a new motif drops that I REALLY like I shouldn't have to expect to re-craft every single item I have. The entire concept of changing an item's look could fit in completely with Elder Scrolls' Alteration line of magic. Not only that, in fits in with established lore. In Skyrim transmutation had a spell that could modify ore types. It would fit in with the game easily.