Difference between revisions of "Guardian of the Molten Citadel"
(Created page with "{{Costume Infobox |image = <tabber> Wallpaper= [[|300px]] |-| In-Game= [[|300px]] |-| </tabber> |cosmetic_type = Costume |accessories = 21 in total |rarity = <span style="c...") |
(No difference)
|
Revision as of 15:02, 2 March 2021
Guardian of the Molten Citadel
| |||
---|---|---|---|
[[|300px]] [[|300px]] | |||
Information | |||
Cosmetic Type | Costume | ||
Accessories | 21 in total | ||
Rarity | Legendary | ||
Price | 4,800 | ||
Availability | Available | ||
Hero |
Legend tells of one who will rise to face the Demon Lord when he returns... The Guardian of the Molten Citadel!
The Guardian of the Molten Citadel is a legendary costume for the Squire. A regular standard squire garb that's blessed by the heat to the point where the armor becomes dashingly shiny as silk. Heck, even the skin becomes shiny too. For the price of 4,800 gems at the Seamstress or the cosmetic interface, your squire could be this stylishly blistering.
As an Elemental Variant costume, it can either be considered as part of a themed set or a stand-alone costume by itself.
Contents
Accessories
Changeable - Head Pieces
Changeable - Armor Pieces
Changeable - Torso Pieces
Accessories | Rarity | Flavor Text | In-Game |
---|---|---|---|
Doomed Novice's Robes |
Legendary | The robes of a neophyte wizard, spell backfires can be nasty. | Example |
Wispy Learning Robes |
Legendary | Your post life education starts now. | Example |
Elegant Ectomage Robes |
Legendary | Why buy clothes when you can materialize them with spooky magics! | Example |
Ghastly Gilded Robes |
Legendary | Being six feet under doesn't mean your sense of fashion has to be. | Example |
50px
Roaming Robes |
Legendary | Looking stylish in the lands between life and death. | Example |
Fancy Ectoplasmic Robes |
Legendary | Finely detailed robes belie their gooey ghostly green origins. | Example |
Non-Changeable
Accessories | Rarity | Piece | Flavor Text |
---|---|---|---|
Phantom Limbs |
Legendary | Leg | Foot loose and fancy free, mostly from gravity. |
Notes & Trivia
- Having all of the costume's accessories being a retextured version of those from the Standard Garb, the Guardian of the Dead has the second most accessories of Apprentice costumes, after the Standard Garb.
- This costumes has only a single legs piece. The most likely reason would be due to the feet being nearly invisible with its ghostly texture (seemingly making the costume looking like it's floating) it is unnecessary to have multiple accessories as the differences would only be barely visible.
- Intriguingly, the icons of the accessories differs heavily from the actual costume - as the costume's texture are more on the translucent ghostly green, the icons instead depicts a recolor of the accessories in a mix of solid greens, the slight orange and....purples.
- While this costume is considered to be an elemental variant, death isn't really an element. However, it is possible to also refer the costume's element to poison since there are some resemblances between them.
- With the cost of 4,800 gems, the Guardian of the Dead is the highest priced costume among all Apprentice costumes. Furthermore, with the other Elemental Guardian variant costumes for the combined price of 19,200 gems, which if bought at full price, it would cost around $154.94 USD, making the Elemental Guardian pseudo-set the second most expensive costume set. The first being the Crystallized Costume set, for the price of $300 USD.
- The Ghastly Halberd, an Apprentice Magic Staff of ghostly proportions, is a weapon fit for the Guardian of the Dead.
Gallery
|
|
|
History
- [Early Access] 13.5 : Introduced