Helmet, shoulders, gloves and boots can probably be mixed, but legs and chest have different seams and rigs. Light, medium and heavy armors are constructed in different ways. This is basically build template but for aesthetics retrofitted into the outfits system. On the gem store side, you're looking at slot unlocks needed to be purchased on a per character basis as well as bundles of charges (I'd put it at 6+) every time you wanted to change a skin (recolor is free, of course) which could eat through those charges quickly, incentivizing buying multiple slots or charges or both depending on how many characters and slots per character you'd get this for.Īlso, it's about kitten time people pay attention to the outfit system and improvements that can be made to it. It would require a bundle of transmutation charges to "clear" and if you wanted multiple of these slots on a single character, that would be an available option. Of course, you can't mix armor weights but you can create an outfit using medium armor skins for your soldier or scholar professions, for example. It'd merely be a slot in your outfits tab that allows you to create a look using skins from your wardrobe. These 3 dyes are set.I think the more profitable prospect might be "Custom Outfit Slots" that are character bound (for racial reasons, partially, but also for profit purposes). Dyeing costumes and hats is free with ESO+.ĭye Stamps can be bought from the Crown Store (at least one can be earned from leveling a character from 1 to 50). You can get costumes and hats from the Crown Store as ingame rewards.Īlthough ESO+ is the optional subscription you pay for extra convenience or features in ESO, if you dyed a costume before your ESO+ ran out, the dyed costume will still stay the way you dyed it. Costume Dyeingįor dying costumes in ESO you require ESO+ or dye stamps.
If you want to see how locked dyes look like, you can try them on the Public Test Server although this will require you to download the Public Test Server client which is basically another ESO onto your computer.
You can also get Outfit Tokens from the Crown Store. The rarer the motifs and dyes, the more expensive the Outfit becomes! The amount of gold you pay depends on what kind of motifs and dyes you have chosen. You have 2 options when paying for your completed Outfit: Gold or Outfit Tokens.
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