Shields are like the most obviously paintable-part of a set of gear, and the visual impact of the shield for those slinging one is considerable. Tying in the secondary colors might be a way to give a sense of unity to the look.Īlso, while I'm on the subject, Please Mythic, let us dye our shields. I've had sets in the past where all my armor except for one piece, say the helmet, was one color and the helmet was a different contrasting color: Say light gray armor with a dark blue helmet. My belt in particular is kind of terrible.Īny thoughts on working in a secondary color scheme? Should I just say a tearful goodbye to the nice dark red and go for a matching set? So I pose to the community, to you, gentle reader, this question: How do I get a nice look without breaking the bank? Some of these pieces will be upgraded very soon. So I've gone the cheap route here, dyeing my other gear cheap neutral colors.īut I'm not loving it. Very pretty, but to dye the rest of my gear to match would cost serious shekels. Now I've got my three pieces of Devestator gear, which come in a nice red color with a dark grey trim.

Czarnal is starting to get some nice looking gear, but I'm still loath to cough up big bucks to dye his crappier pieces of gear to match the nicer items. If you have any questions not yet covered, please use the comment box at the bottom, and I’ll try to answer them.

I'm in a pickle of a dilly of a jam, as Ned Flanders might say. Arkenor’s Guide to Warhammer Online Cultivating and Apothecary This is a work in progress.

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