Hi peeps
Another question from me.
A guild can Choose his colors and icon right?
If so. Arent there a lot of the same tabarts and capes?
Guild tabberts/capes
cyberzomby
Vanquisher
There are a few crossovers, but with the ability to choose different icons, shades, contasts etc, it doesn't happen that often.
Lazerous
My cape is a mix of black and dark red blended and transitioning as the cape flows down with a metallic silver emblem.
gangguard
whu cares, just check your guild list.
In battle, if he throws a fireball at you I probably think i dont need to check my guild list...
In battle, if he throws a fireball at you I probably think i dont need to check my guild list...
cyberzomby
well, i didnt knew the degree of wich you could mix. So i was just wondering how much customizing options there were
Aria
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As for the degree of customization, there are quite a few capes that you can generate. And by quite a few, I definitely mean a lot. Like someone has already said, you get to choose from a wide variety of backgrounds, contrasts, and emblems that include cape shape (do you want the edges to be ragged or smooth? Pointy or flat? Do you want the end to taper in, or widen?). Emblems are the actual main, prominent design, and like the the cape color itself as well as the contrast color, you can adjust it to your favorite shade. The same goes for contrasts, which are usually larger, more subtle patterns that will form a sort of background on your cape (such as a bold stretched across the cape, the outline of flames in the background, etc).
As for the degree of customization, there are quite a few capes that you can generate. And by quite a few, I definitely mean a lot. Like someone has already said, you get to choose from a wide variety of backgrounds, contrasts, and emblems that include cape shape (do you want the edges to be ragged or smooth? Pointy or flat? Do you want the end to taper in, or widen?). Emblems are the actual main, prominent design, and like the the cape color itself as well as the contrast color, you can adjust it to your favorite shade. The same goes for contrasts, which are usually larger, more subtle patterns that will form a sort of background on your cape (such as a bold stretched across the cape, the outline of flames in the background, etc).