Reprised my go-go killer look from the old PTS.
It originally had daggers, but I like Trinimac's axes!
She's Not Large and In Charge, lol



Mazz helmet & jack
Malacath guards
Skin Changer arm cops, bracers & boots
Barbaric belt
Welky Bow
Trinimac Axes

Quester Yellow
Epic Violet
Maormer Grey

Nihility42 wrote: »

What helmet style is this one? @Aliyavana @Nihility42
Having a hard time here since i couldn't find it in the outfit station or ESO fashion!
It's not a monster set helm so…

My Nord warden rocking a great 'stache! I guess I like the armor too ...



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Soul19reaper wrote: »

Is it me or I find male models rather ugly or maybe Cuz I'm a boi

I think the main issue with male models is it's harder to make them look "cool". I'm especially thinking of aging, where the young characters tend to be a bit baby faced (at least in my eyes).
Or, if you're speaking about my tank, maybe I went a bit overboard with the muscle mass ?
If the moustache doesn't strike your fancy though, shame on you !

Back on topic, the jaw lines tend to be too round as well, because of a lack of sliders for that area. It would help a lot if you could make jaws wider or smaller, higher or lower, through a slider there, instead - or on top - of the angular/heroic/soft triangle. More freedom is always nice.

Anyway, my 2 cents, feel free to disagree

Riverlynn wrote: »

My new ice character.

Imperial_Voice wrote: »

This is legit the best looking male nord ive seen in ESO

Thank you !
It took a few tries to be honest. I never thought I would use this moustache on a character (I know, I'm rambling ...), but it just seemed to fit right on him.

max_only wrote: »

It’s a crown store hat/costume that isn’t available right now.
https://eso.mmo-fashion.com/category/database/acquired/crown-store/costume-packs/nightmare-daemon-masks/

Thanks for the info

MjolnirVilkas wrote: »

That's not Trinimac chest. It's Skinchanger

Right ! Thanks for pointing it out, I corrected it in the initial post now

How to Make a Super Cute Healer Outfit (or any outfit) on a Budget!

I'm sure a lot of players have done it. But just in case someone out there is wondering, here's an easy way to make a super cute Healer outfit on a Barebones Budget. And yes, you can use this method for any role because it's so simple and easy.



If you like wearing a Robe, then it is much less expensive. But you can still do a budget outfit with a Jerkin and some Pants.

I made a Healer outfit using a Robe. It's the least expensive because I only use 1 Central Piece, and only concentrate on 1 color.

Start by using the Hide Helmet setting on your outfit. That way, no matter what what helmet your character is wearing, it doesn't show up.
(Cost=50g)

Next fill the Shoulders slot. I picked the Sapiarch light armor shoulders for my Healer.
(My Cost=500g)

Then choose a favorite Robe from what's available in your personal motif inventory. You might not have THE piece you really want because you don't have that motif unlocked yet. That's ok. Just pick the cutest Robe for your character that's available in your motifs right now. Remember, this is a Budget Outfit so you can change it up when you get a really great motif that you've been waiting for. BTW, this will probably be your most expensive outfit piece, so go ahead and pick what you really want your character to wear.

My pick is the Draugr Robe. My Healer looks good in it, it matches her being a Warden because it has a nature look (being green), and it hugs her body like I want. For you, pick whatever YOU like that goes with YOUR character and how you want it to be.
(My Cost=500g)

If you use the Robe as your Central Piece, the Pants slot is hidden. So leave the Pants blank. Don't load any motif style into them. If you do, you'll have to cancel out to de-load all your selections and begin again.
(Cost=0g)

Do the same for your Belt slot. Don't even bother loading a motif style into it, and you save the gold coins.
(Cost=0g)

For the Hands slot, choose your favorite motif from what you have. Keep it simple, both to save on gold coins and so that you don't detract from the Robe selection. (The Robe is your Central Piece. It should be the best of your motifs for your character. Make it really what you want your character to express.) Your Hands motif should be complementary to your Robe motif. It might not be the exact same motif, but it should look like it "fits". Here, I'm using the Imperial motif (I have Imperial unlocked) so it cost me nothing.
(My Cost=0g)

For the Waist slot, again, don't even load a motif style. Just leave it blank.
(Cost=0g)

Do the same for the Pants slot when using a Robe as a Central Piece. If you're using a Jerkin, then you'll need to fill in your Pants slot. Use the same criteria as choosing your Jerkin. Make sure it goes with your character and fits with your top.
(My Cost=0g)

For the Feet slot, a good simple choice for a Healer is the Prophet's Shoes. But if you don't have them yet, just choose the most plain shoes from your motifs. Remember, they will barely be visible underneath your Robe. And even if you're using the Jerkin and Pants, you still want them to be plain so they don't detract from your Central Pieces. Try the Soul Shriven shoes and see if they fit.
(My Cost=500g)

Once the body pieces are selected, move on to the weapons. For my Healer I use a front bar and back bar Staff. But to keep this outfit on a budget, I don't load a style motif on either bar. I let the staffs I'm actually carrying show through my outfit.
(My Cost=0g)

If you like a weapons motif you have, or you're using different weapons and want a style on them, then use your own judgment. Just remember it WILL add to your cost.


THE DYES!

Your Central Pieces will have a natural color associated with them. (My Draugr Robe was a natural greenish color.) Use that main color and just augment or contrast with your side pieces.

I stayed in the green zone. I just added color to my supporting pieces to make it match up to my Central Piece:
(Cost=minimal or free on actual armor)


Leave the weapons blank of color. Dyeing weapons costs a lot, so don't do it unless you absolutely just can't stand to look at their natural colors.
(Cost=0g)

In the end, you have a cool looking character wearing an outfit that didn't cost very much but still looks pulled together. Later when you get the big bucks and lots of motifs, you just use a change token and update it!


Post your final look and your total gold spent.
Here's mine:
(cost=2050g+dye cost)

I tried to match my outfit to my facepaint. (obnoxious mute, from Jester's Festival) Colors are: julianos white, warrior steel and coldharbour ash black.

MagDK outfit. Wanted to go for the adventurer type vibe, with the glass helmet but iron armour on the rest of the body. Also trident because searing strike is 3 little slashes and guess how many prongs the trident has..!

Lucian The Vigilant - Templar 2h Tank

Mor'goth the Blood Shaman - Nightblade Siphon Tank

The Golgothan - MagDK Pyromancer DPS

The Arc Legion - Stamsorc DPS

Skjar Winterbourne - Warden Ice Tank

Stands in Stoopid - Drunk Stamden healer

danielclarkb16_ESO wrote: »

Updated:

stimpy986b14_ESO wrote: »

Mor'goth the Blood Shaman - Nightblade Siphon Tank

Your outfits are awesome! I really like one, would you be able to tell me the motifs? Cheers

I have a few to show off too!

Argonian Dragonknight
Redguard Sorcerer
High Elf Warden
Khajiit Templar
Khajiit Nightblade
Redguard Sorcerer
Orc Warden
And 2 for my main char because I can
Dark Elf Nightblade