Guardian of the Dead

Guardian of the Dead
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Information
Cosmetic Type	Costume
Accessories	23 in total
Rarity	Mythical
Price	4,800
Availability	Available
Hero

Even the dead have rules and laws that govern them.

The Guardian of the Dead is a legendary costume for the Apprentice. Pretty much what would the Apprentice would look like should he ever give up his ghost.....and become an agent of the dead. Will he ever find peace and contentment to defend eternally? You may possibly find out by purchasing the costume for 4,800 gems from the Seamstress or in the cosmetic interface.

Accessories

Changeable - Head Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Hollow Braincase	Legendary	There's no need to think anymore.	Example
Haunted Hat	Legendary	This hat wasn't very good at being a hat.	Example
Sorrowful Fedora	Legendary	Even after life, nice guys finish last.	Example
Lethal Longhat	Legendary	So long as it's lethal.	Example
Painfully Pointy	Legendary	It's a hat, not a chair.	Example
Tophat of Terror	Legendary	This hat is secretly a monstrous terror from beyond the grave.	Example
Roaming Hat	Legendary	Stalk the land of the living in style!	Example
Roaming Hat Deluxe	Legendary	Upgrade today! 15% More spooky!	Example
Budget Spook Cap	Legendary	For the ghoul on a budget.	Example
Former Magister's Hat	Legendary	Who was the Magister?	Example

Changeable - Cape Pieces

Accessories	Rarity	Flavor Text	In-Game
Haunted Highcollar Cape	Legendary	Despite being dead you may wish to still keep your identity hid.	Example
Spectral Wanderer's Wrap	Legendary	Unlife can be a long trip so dress in spooky layers.	Example
Elegant Deathshroud	Legendary	If you're buried in it, you might as well wear it.	Example
Specter's Embroidered Cape	Legendary	Don't let the endless doldrum of death ruin your style.	Example
Heavy Cape	Legendary	Weighted down by the regret and guilt felt in your past life.	Example
Spooky Wizard's Scarf	Legendary	You've barely a neck to keep warm, but it looks nice.	Example

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.

• Due to the costume only having a single leg piece (as the feet being very ghostly and thin in texture, there isn't any point in bringing other leg accessories over since they'll barely be seen), the Guardian of the Dead also have the least accessory count among the Elemental Guardian variant costumes.

• 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.

• The Ghastly Halberd, an Apprentice Magic Staff of ghostly proportions, is a weapon fit for the Guardian of the Dead.

• Since "death" isn't really an element, but this costume is considered to be an elemental variant, the closest element (in DDII) that can be referred to would be the poison element.

• 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 those were to be 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.

Gallery

Example.jpg Wielding the Ghastly Halberd

Example.jpg Concepts

History

• [Early Access] 13.5 : Introduced