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Revision as of 21:05, 22 December 2007
Clothing refers to any item that can be equipped by a character on their paperdoll for decorative, and occasionally defensive, purposes. Clothing is made using the Tailoring skill.
Types of Clothing
There are seven types of clothing which are categorized by the seven clothing slots on the paperdoll.
Belts
Belts take up the Belt Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are Leather Ninja Belts and Half Aprons.
Cloaks
Cloaks take up the Cloak Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are the plain Cloak and the Fur Cape.
Footwear
Footwear take up the Footwear Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are Boots and Sandals.
Pants
Pants take up the Pants Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are Long Pants and Kilts.
Robes
Robes take up the Robe Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are the plain Robe and the Elven Robe.
Sashes
Sashes take up the Sash Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are the plain Body Sash and the Elven Quiver.
Shirts
Shirts take up the Shirt Slot on the paperdoll. Some examples are Doublets and Jester Suits.