Daggerfall Clothes, Armours, Items...

Post » Sun May 29, 2011 12:13 am

Thre is so much to this game I cannot fully grasp in one time - granted I started yesterday (...) after a long phobia-period.

I discovered this, when I was trying to figure out how to have my character have high AC without looking in that heavy armour setting... when I just wore some sort of cleric outfit and a cape with a hood - both of these items covering the armour! The boots still show up, but I can change them for something else...

So:
Seven armour pieces (boots, greaves, gauntlets, torso, helm, 2x pauldrons);
Two pieces of clothing (cape with hood, cleric outfit)

Thats NINE so far (I intend to wield two-handed blade and longbow, so no shield). Any other piece of clothing I can wear besides all these?

Additionally, I know I can have 2 of each: rings, marks, bracers, etc... Right? And what about Jewelry and other miscellaneous items? can I enchant them and have them affect me?

This seems huuuuge....

Question about enchant: Does your magic school proficiency influnce the POWER of the enchantment on an item? What is the difference between having 99% and 22% Illusion on a chameleon item?
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 11:50 am

I don't know what exactly do you mean by "clerical outfit", but you can wear shirt and trousers under armor. There are also cases when you can wear TWO capes at the same time, one on top of another. That makes eleven.

Additionally, I know I can have 2 of each: rings, marks, bracers, etc... Right? And what about Jewelry and other miscellaneous items? can I enchant them and have them affect me?
Well, if you can place it into the slot at the left, it will affect you. If you can't, you can only enchant it to "on cast" but not to "on held". That is, you *can* try, you just won't have a way to use the resulting item.

Question about enchant: Does your magic school proficiency influnce the POWER of the enchantment on an item? What is the difference between having 99% and 22% Illusion on a chameleon item?
None at all. You don't enchant items yourself in Daggerfall, you give them to Guild's enchanter ("smith") for processing.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 8:39 pm

I don't know what exactly do you mean by "clerical outfit", but you can wear shirt and trousers under armor. There are also cases when you can wear TWO capes at the same time, one on top of another. That makes eleven.

Well, if you can place it into the slot at the left, it will affect you. If you can't, you can only enchant it to "on cast" but not to "on held". That is, you *can* try, you just won't have a way to use the resulting item.

None at all. You don't enchant items yourself in Daggerfall, you give them to Guild's enchanter ("smith") for processing.


Thx Kir - the 'cleric outfit' is actually a blue robe! So, u can wear a shirt, armour and on top of it the robe! Three things covering ur chest.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 2:43 pm

Robes and full dresses count as shirts, so you can wear pants or skirts under those.

Don't forget you can also enchant your weapons and shield.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 4:26 pm

Robes and full dresses count as shirts, so you can wear pants or skirts under those.

Don't forget you can also enchant your weapons and shield.

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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 5:13 pm

I'm always wearing a full robe and all that regalia. I like to roleplay a certain rogue'ish character irregardless of actual affiliation, and I am more often than not either in deep Hammerfell or the northernmost parts of the map, which would presumably require dense clothing.
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Post » Sun May 29, 2011 3:12 am

I'm always wearing a full robe and all that regalia. I like to roleplay a certain rogue'ish character irregardless of actual affiliation, and I am more often than not either in deep Hammerfell or the northernmost parts of the map, which would presumably require dense clothing.


my character is a Shadow Assassin, a roguish style too.

I assume it is possible to find robes and capes of all colours (black, grey, etc...) right? Coz this would look cool to the extreme!
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Post » Sun May 29, 2011 2:53 am

my character is a Shadow Assassin, a roguish style too.

I assume it is possible to find robes and capes of all colours (black, grey, etc...) right? Coz this would look cool to the extreme!

mmhmm, I don't know about *all* colours, but there is certainly a variety!

Oh, and something you may not know: Some clothes can be changed by clicking "use" on them while they're in your inventory. For example, on the cloaks, you can alternate them between having the hood up and down.
Some shirts you can change from being worn loose to tucked in, or put put a vest over the shirt, or... All sorts of things.
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Post » Sat May 28, 2011 4:26 pm

thx, always good to knwo.
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