Unfortunatly the way this robe is set up a combination of red, pink and yellow just doesn't look good. If there's one colour that lore wise shouldn't be on the robe its white. White is a colour of very high rank (overall in the realm, as much as I've read). But since there's several white garbs in the appearance changer already I can overlook that.
I read this to be the standard garments, especially in the cities where Lathander temples are very rich and it shows - the temples are big and their garments are costly.Priestly Vestments: Priests of Lathander dress in bright long-sleeved robes of yellow, red, and pink. These are often called "sun robes." Those priests with their own temples have their robes trimmed with ornately crafted gold ribbons. A sunburst headpiece, worn toward the back of the head to emulate a rising sun or radiant sunpeacock, completes the ceremonial garb.
Keyword here being rural temples. A rural temple would differ a lot from a city temple. They don't go over the top and stick with one coloured robes.The ritual robes used at many rural shrines are simple cassocks with a color scheme by rank. Novices and postulants wear brown; adepts and underpriests wear russet and crimson. Senior priests wear scarlet, and subpriors and those of higher rank wear rose-red. The leader of the temple or shrine wears white.
And adventuring cleric wears armor, this has nothing to do with their robe colour.Adventuring Garb: Adventuring clerics usually wear more utilitarian garb, but prefer reds and yellows, to the point of tinting their armor those shades. Most priests of Lathander favor chain mail, and often the only obvious mark of Lathander they bear is a rose-red circle on their shields and helm brows.
Nu-uh! I'm so not touching a 3d-model! Someone else here could perhaps, there was a thread where this was brought up but no one volunteered.gjallahorn wrote:Looks great
*ponders* is it possible to..make something with the robe-look from belt down...and breastplate look from belt up?..would be a pretty awesome cleric-suit.
