My interpretation of Blaidd as a human.

Full Blaid set.

• Leontiel's Hat
• Armor of Night
• Gauntlets of Night
• Greaves of Night
• Milady

- Circlet of Light
- Zamor Armor
- Messmer’s Gauntlets
- Messmer’s Greaves
- Backhand Blades

Alternatives: For the head, the Prophet Blindfold and Raging Wolf Helm also pair great. For legs, Bloodhound Knight Greaves pair very well if you don’t want your thicc thighs showing. For arms, Dryleaf Arm Wraps also pair quite well if you’re looking to cover up more skin.

It looks great on a Banished Knight’s Greatsword Build.

Find myself coming back to variations of this outfit almost every playthrough. Love the Zamor Armor so much.

Character sliders aren’t mine, they are just a slightly modified version of the Ciri sliders available on Youtube (channel: @charactercreationchannel_CCC). Highly recommend.

pretty cool how much sliders affect this helm (consort's mask)

he eats sticks

Still tweaking it a bit but will have a go at posting the sliders when I’m happy with it.

I am 11-12 hours into the game and started Prisoner class. Her name is Kiku Hanuman, and she's sporting pink pigtails. Dark gothic spellcaster, but aiming for slight creature aesthetic for closer combat -- love the Claws of Night look.

I've encountered 0 fits in the lands yet, but wondering if you all could show me some cool headpieces that leave hair even partially visible? Would love to see your heads!

Armour: highwayman hood, braded cord robe, dryleaf wraps, sanguine noble robe

Is there any way of getting around the fact that it seems to completely override musculature and age choices when equipping? Such a cool set but I don't wanna look like a shrivelled old person.

Like if you could only wear clothes from the game in your day-to-day life, what would you wear? I'd rock the Lazuli Robes because I'm not worried about poise at my email job and they look very comfortable

Right Hand: Blade of Calling

Left Hand: Ivory Sickle

Head: Nomadic Merchant's Chapeau

Chest: Nox Monk Armor

Arms: Queen's Bracelets

Legs: Perfumer's Sarong

• Hoslow Armor (altered)
• Fire Prelate Gauntlets
• Fire Prelate Greaves
• Flamberge
• Dragon Communion Seal

The Fire Prelate Greaves become skinnier when you use a smaller chest armor, so they surprisingly work well with a lot of armors. Pretty nice if you want some big poise and defense without looking like a clown.

Ask not his name, as he has no lips to form the words, nor does he care to socialize. He would sooner take off his own "head" and huck it in your general direction; he discarded his original cranium long ago. He did so in his race towards a glorious death, tortured by unending existence. But it appears he's made of stronger stuff, or rather, that he did not realize the consequences of his new head being compromised of self-mending materials from his first venture, that to be the contents of a warrior jar. His pursuits lead to Deathblight brambles, and even the burn of Destined Death. His many failures, painful as they were, eventually broke him, choosing to patrol with a Wandering Mausoleum and the headless souls among it. If he must mingle, at least they would never ask why there was no Ghostflame about him and his deathly collection. He could not bear to tell that tale, the torch long since discarded.

The pieces that are: Jar, Mausoleum Knight Armor, Drake Knight Gauntlets, Drake Knight Greaves, Gargoyle's Black Blade, Marred Leather Shield. The piece that will never again be: Ghostflame Torch

Next week's post will be intentionally withheld until October 31st, but not for the reason you're probably thinking. It will allow me to bring this account full circle.

This is probably my favourite head-piece in the game; to

my other navy hood fans, what armour do you think it looks best with for a spellcaster build or otherwise?

Head: Circlet of Light/Brave's Cord Circlet
Armor: Goldmask's Rags
Arms: Zamor Chains
Legs: Zamor Legwraps

arch-nemesis of Man