<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Oh, one last thing - if Lord Cerebus is a baron, then his full styling is "Venturo, Lord Cerebus", and Vittoria is properly "The Honourable Vittoria Cerebus", rather than "Lady".</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Ah thank you! Titles is actually my weakest knowledge for the setting.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">A courtier's outfit costs £3, and that's all you need for attending society functions if you're not an earl or higher. Ideally, a character should have one "social" outfit (courtier's for £3, scholar's for 10s., entertainer's for 6s.) and one "adventuring" outfit (explorer's for £1 or traveller's for 2s.). Really, a character probably owns multiple outfits, but I don't care about paying for one's entire wardrobe.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>To be honest, I'd be happy to pay almost all my coin on a wardrobe - since I'll also be wearing jewelery. I imagine that would be fair. I have position and title - and really, I don't need a horde of adventuring gear. At least, not so far.<br/><br/>One of my ambitions is to buy Mastercrafted Spidersilk armor from the Underdark books. Its an AC of 3 or 4, weighs 5lbs & no penalties - if its mastercrafted. And what Lady would would have an 'off the rack' dress? Oh! These are traditionally worn like you would a dress - a skimpy silky thin Drow dress at that! So my goal is have *armor* crafted from this so I can wear my armor to balls & such. It costs something like 750 or a 1,000 gold (plus mastercraft!) so it's going to be my first magic item. And I'll be ensuring it gets prestidigitation & mend cast upon it after combat (if any of the mages want to earn favors or coin from Vittoria, these are two handy spells to learn!) so it's always looking just perfect! Later I'd look at some sort of enchantment to have it transform as I do or vanish into my wolf form so I'm not having to dress/undress all the time! Anyway, that's my goal. It's the lightest armor and the best Vittoria could ever get her hands on. But where in London can you find someone who milks monstrous spiders for their silk? Let alone someone who knows how to transform the sticky substance into a fine silk harder than steel! Total side quest material! :P<br/><br/>I imagine I can get something crafted with a light leather corset, so that it count as leather or even studded leather if it the corset was steel boned. Of course Vittoria will have to explore London to find the few select stores that provide such practical garments. Another side quest and still too costly for now. But in a level or two, we'll have the gold to finance one of these ideas.<br/><br/>Vittoria can wear armor & transform into her hybrid shape. But she has to level up to do that. But in a few levels she'll be quite dangerous I think. ^_^<br/><br/>ShadowFox89 - Have you ever watched the Disney movie Brave? It might be just the inspiration you need - it's a lot of silliness, but their exaggerations are all based on traditional scottish ways & influences. You could even ask Hope about tribal/wood elves from Scottland?<br/><br/>Chulanowa, Shadow, If you're stuck for inspiration, feel free to PM me. I'm bored, have too much free time and good with inspirational ideas. *spins* Try me, you'll be surprised :P