This submission was inspired by a comment from SorceressAsura, who suggested making clothing for each of the classes. I've set out to do something like that using Jester�s New Nudes (with Clothes).
The sorceress outfit was inspired by Seoni, the iconic sorceress from Paizo�s Pathfinder ruleset. I have added an alternate version of this, with more modest undergarments (pants instead of a thong).
The rogue outfit was inspired by the character Zoya from the Frozenbyte video game Trine.
The fighter breastplate was inspired by the character Laurana from Dragonlance.
The two monk outfits are based on Ember, the monk seen throughout the D&D 3.5 Player's Handbook, and Tifa Lockhart, the character from Final Fantasy VII.
There are two versions of some of the outfits � �Buxom� and �Petite� � each using a separate toolset number, so you can use both versions for different characters, if desired. The outfits, as a collection, use toolset numbers Cloth 180 through 185 and Full Plate 180 and 181.
Instructions for installing and using are in the pdf file below.
Next up: I'm open to suggestions, but some ideas I'm playing with include an iconic paladin outfit based on everyone's friend Aribeth from NWN1; an iconic monk or swashbuckler based on Nariko from Heavenly Sword; an iconic wizard outfit based on Mialee.
Seoni, the iconic sorceress from Paizo's Pathfinder.
By popular demand, Seoni with "modesty pants." This picture also shows more clearly the difference between "buxom" and "petite."
Zoya, the iconic thief from Frozenbyte's Trine (except in black, because white seems wrong for a rogue).
Laurana, elven fighter from Dragonlance. No "buxom" and "petite" variations, but there are two versions (with and without chainmail covering the legs).
Ember, the Wizards of the Coast's iconic monk, and Tifa, martial artist from Final Fantasy VII.
This is by far one of my favorite packs. Yes, they're more revealing, but it's perfectly fine for a magic-based character. Let's face it-- if you're a wizard wearing cloth armor most of your armor's AC boost comes from magic and enhancements, not the armor itself.
I am running into a problem, however. For whatever reason, I can't get the belt and the body layers to work properly on the toolset. I can load them from the armor page, but if I try and construct them myself, they don't have a number assigned to them. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong and checked the rest of my overrides to see if there was a conflict of numbers, but there wasn't.
Posted by Dwayne at 2012-07-08 17:16:58 Voted 10.00 on 07/08/12
Fantastic work! I was looking for something like this for my monk. Thank you.
dj1 - sorry, I'm not really doing NWN2 stuff any more. As you can see from the slow response, I'm barely even checking this site.
Posted by dj1 at 2011-06-30 18:29:21 Voted 10.00 on 12/20/09
Ransom, if you're still around would you consider a d20 Modern request? Specifically the Sucker Punch outfits (note they are stylized: 1 medieval, 1 dom, 2 WW II pin-up, and the gratuitous anime). If so, could you start with Sweet Pea (modern-medieval)? _________________________ "In life, one and one don't make two. One and one make one."
-The Who "Bargain"
Posted by Seagloom at 2011-06-11 05:55:20 Voted 10.00 on 06/11/11
The detail on these outfits is marvelous. I would not use them for most character concepts, but it is still fine work. As a Pathfinder player, it was especially nice to see Seoni's outfit. The only way it could have been more perfect is if you included her tattoos.
Posted by Phnxsmv at 2011-01-13 12:46:14 Voted 10.00 on 01/13/11
It would be great if you could make new versions of those beautiful outfits based on Jester's NewNudes version 2.1. The new petite mesh and textures. :)
Posted by Marille at 2011-01-11 13:55:15 Voted 9.50 on 01/11/11
Beautiful. Sadly, monk outfit doesn't look that good on my wood elf (greenish skin), but still, I'm impressed by your work.
Posted by ElectraAlicya at 2010-12-10 12:08:04 Voted 10.00 on 12/10/10
wow!! just wow You are absolutley master in make clothes
Posted by candesco at 2010-12-01 10:11:26 Voted 9.50 on 12/01/10
Great outfits. I like especially the sorceress robe and rogue outfit. However, they don't work with Ardell's mod spike heeled boots, as it result that it mingles with the foot part (like the sandals with the robe and the shoes with the rogue outfit) and thus vanish for a part. It looks weird then. unequip and then equip doesn't help. It only happens with these outfits.
Is it possible to make a version where this doesn't happen?
Posted by hilary datten at 2010-11-21 05:11:21 Voted 8.00 on 11/21/10
These are absolutely lovely, but is there any way of separating the boots from the main dress?
I'd like that very much if it's possible?
Posted by SorceressAshura at 2010-07-07 22:35:45 Voted 10.00 on 07/07/10
Wow those outfits are gorgious. I would wear them proudly if I had the talent to make them. lol You've got such an eye for female design, I've been in love with that sorceress getup since I saw it, and I really hope you get inspired to create more clothing equally impressive. I hope you know how much appreciated your work truly is to all of us. _________________________ AKA: GuardianofLore.
cooperblack - hmmm, yes, that one is interesting. I might take a stab at it...
Posted by cooperblack at 2010-05-29 17:15:52 Voted 10.00 on 05/29/10
Great work - I have a suggestion : If you feel like making a good looking female armor that still looks feminine then take a look at the one on page 198 in the Pathfinder Core rulebook.
I think it looks fantastic and would love to see that in the game.
Okay, I finally created a version of Ember that I'm happy with. She is only available in "petite," because her outfit simply looked terrible on the "buxom" model. However, so those of you who want a buxom monk won't be left out, I threw in a Tifa Lockhart outfit that I created a long time ago for my own amusement. Tifa's outfit is only available in "buxom." The Tifa outfit is a little bit futuristic and a little bit anime, not very D&D, so it doesn't really fit in with the other outfits here. But, hey, it was already done and you don't have to use it if you don't like it :)
Posted by Qrizz at 2010-05-12 02:51:03 Voted 10.00 on 05/12/10
Great ! _________________________ Qrizz
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Posted by Dedic8ed at 2010-04-11 17:04:14 Voted 10.00 on 04/11/10
I absolutely love these, and hope this project hasn't died. And if it hasn't... how about a traditional woman's kimono, as seen in anime and manga?
Posted by DarkOak at 2010-02-16 12:24:01 Voted 9.75 on 02/16/10
I really love these, they're extremely well done, and don't show off too much so they can still be considered tasteful.
I do have a comment on the Zoya model, downloaded today. The buxom version seems to float out around her middle, the outter model part is too big for the bust. _________________________ The Obsidian Shore Link
Posted by dj1 at 2010-02-12 15:15:48 Voted 10.00 on 12/20/09
Excellent! _________________________ "In life, one and one don't make two. One and one make one."
-The Who "Bargain"
Laurana is here! For the record, I didn't use Jester's "petite" and "buxom" models; I used his third (intermediate) model because it gave the right shape for the breastplate (with some cleavage, as opposed to flat across the bosom).
Aljay - I have not had a problem with skin losing tint in game using this outfit although I have seen odd things happen when equipping and unequipping this outfit, usually in combination with wearing a belt. A suggestion would be to unequip/re-equip whatever you're wearing in various combinations and orders. If that doesn't solve the problem, my only suggestion would be to update your graphics drivers...
Great Work!! But how come I can't tint the skin when I use this outfit? Like when I made a brown-skinned woman on my character creation and played it, but when I used this outfit her skin suddenly became white like the screenshots above. So basically I had a woman whose head is colored brown, but the rest of her body is white. I tried using the toolset to edit it so that her whole body would also be brown. But so far no luck, it just keeps returning to being white-colored whenever I use this outfit in-game
Got a start on Laurana, but haven't had much time to work on it. I like the results so far, so it's one I will eventually complete. It just might be a while.
Posted by dj1 at 2010-01-16 13:29:02 Voted 10.00 on 12/20/09
Laurana- Any luck? No time right now? Low woman on the list? _________________________ "In life, one and one don't make two. One and one make one."
-The Who "Bargain"
dj1: thanks for the comments. On the Laurana armor, the only pictures I could find on Google were pretty small. If you can point me to a nice, detailed picture, I can see if it's do-able...
The tattoo models are totally a Jester request, sorry.
Posted by nicethugbert at 2009-12-21 08:44:09 Voted 10.00 on 12/21/09
Posted by dj1 at 2009-12-20 14:55:34 Voted 10.00 on 12/20/09
Cool rogue (though I still like the sorceress better). I used the sorceress robe and white wings to make my wife the angel (half-celestial? ) from Alchemy Gothic's Chemical Wedding (blue tint version, Google it). Tinted white, it worked perfectly. Even the violet sash and dangling charm were good matches.
A couple humble requests if I may?
I'd kill for the Clyde Caldwell version of Laurana from the painting "Dragons of Triumph". Google it if you don't know it. She's captive in front of Takhisis (Tiamat).
Second, (this is probably more Jester) I've done different tattoo textures for my characters but only universal (all chars using the chosen body model). I'd like female "accessory-based" tats like the males from shirtless saga but I need upper arm models/ meshes to do the accessories. (mdb for each dds). I suck at modeling so could you produce generic rt and lt upper arm .mdb's based on this female body? (In case you don't model, I'm going to post this request in Jester's comments too.) _________________________ "In life, one and one don't make two. One and one make one."
-The Who "Bargain"
Posted by Ephralia Blessed at 2009-12-13 18:10:29 Voted 9.25 on 12/13/09
Superb! Has instantly become a favorite in our social PW.
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