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Battle hardened Prize boxes.

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Sat, 09/06/2014 - 10:01
Holy-Nightmare's picture
Holy-Nightmare

Basically take a popular armor and make it look like it got mobbed by a group of monsters.

Jelly costumes with wolver bites out of them.
Skolver costume with burnt sections.
Bomber costume with what appear to be Jelly spines lodged in them.
Plate mail set with several heavy dents, and maybe a broken twig sticking out from a joint here or there.
etc.

Also include torn or broken prismatic accessories.
Maedates with one side burnt and broken off (or with jelly globs on them)
Torn Vitakits, Cracked glasses and goggles, broken Vees, frayed Mohawk, Vented Visors with jelly dripping from one side, cracked wings, etc

Sat, 09/06/2014 - 10:11
#1
Sonosuke's picture
Sonosuke
(~O ,O)~ +10

I gotta admit, this is the most original content I've seen in weeks. Aside from the additional dialogue suggestion from earlier. Maybe Bolted Vees with one side cracked/missing, like with that Maedate.

Sun, 09/07/2014 - 20:51
#2
Sir-Shadow-Striker's picture
Sir-Shadow-Striker
+OVER 1.21!!!

I like this idea, I'd been thinking about this when they released the dangerous boxes; they looked like the recon ranger armour alright, but they didn't look worn or torn. This idea has my support.

Mon, 09/08/2014 - 13:57
#3
Eltrooper's picture
Eltrooper
Not bad.

Though some knights like to look shiny, others, like me, want to show off their battle scars. Having cloth with jagged burns and cuts while keeping most of the clothing's shape would be great in addition to all of that. Perhaps spiderweb cracks on the plate sets, demo sets or crusader sets.
~Elt

Mon, 09/08/2014 - 18:52
#4
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Flame-Shinobi
I can leave the box... If I want to. >:3

+12 I would love them, maybe call them.

Jelly hit by Wolvers: Devoured Helm/Mail

Burnt Skolver: Singed Skolver Cap/Coat

Bomber set: Impaled Ignitor Helm/Suit

Plate Set: Battered Bastion Helm/Mail

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