If it's in your inventory, rather than your armoury, you'll be able to find the item in the list right now.On the right is the Glamour Creation window. Go to your Glamour Dresser, there's one in your Inn room and in the Grand Company squadron room, and use it.Ensure that the item you're going to turn into a glamour is not equipped.Ensure that you're in possession of an item which you want to use the appearance of but which you're happy to store temporarily.Note that it's the 'level' (as in the minimum level the character has to be) NOT the 'item level' which affects whether the glamour will work. Note the Requirements and Restrictions above - the glamour will only work if is it equal to or below the level of the item you apply it to.The base item will keep its stats, but look like the appearance item when equipped. Both items will be bound to you if they are not already bound.A window will open with two entries: the base item will preserve its stats, but take on the appearance of the appearance item.If you cannot cast a glamour due to a level or class restriction it will be greyed out. Choose the item on the right list you want to make the item on the left look like.This is the list of items you can apply the appearance of onto the equipment chosen on the left list. On the right, a list of equipment you own will be displayed.This list displays which items will keep their stats but change their appearance. On the left, a list of equipment you own will be displayed.Right click or open the subcommand menu of the item you want to keep the stats of, but change the appearance of.It costs one glamour prism to cast a glamour.A piece of equipment can be manually cast as a glamour onto another piece of equipment if you are carrying both of them in your inventory or armoury chest.The appearance of the base item will be used in the event your current class cannot equip the projected item.The equipment requirements of a glamoured item are identical to the base item.For example you can project a robe (body slot) onto a cowl (head and body slots) but cannot project a cowl onto a robe.All of the projected item's gear slots fall within the base item's gear slots.The base item and projected item occupy the same gear slots.The base item and projected item can be equipped by the same gender or race.įor gear occupying more than one gear slot, one the following conditions must be met in addition to the above:.The base item and projected item can be equipped by the same class or job.(Note that this is not the item level, it's the minimum character level that can use the item) The equipment level of the projected item is equal to or lower than the base item.The base and projected items are of the same type.Glamours may be cast with any items that meet the following conditions: Unlock: Glamour Prism Master Recipe TomesĪ second vendor for Glamour items has also been added to Vesper Bay: Goberin (X:12.1, Y:15.0).Requirement: Completion of If I Had a Glamour.Level requirement: 15 Disciple of the Hand.NPC: Swyrgeim in Western Thanalan (X:12.6 Y:14.3).Requirements for the recipe books and recipes are also reduced to level 15.Īdditionally, due to Mor Dhona being a high-leveled area, new alternative unlock quests have been added in Vesper Bay in Western Thanalan: Old unlock quests A Self-improving Man and Submission Impossible in Revenant's Toll can now be done at level 15. Also don’t forget that the deadline for the April Challenge is coming up on Friday April 17th, for the theme of April Flowers No Showers.From patch 4.1 onward, players only need to be level 15 instead of 50 to unlock Glamours.

Great job to all the models this week! Classic Cycle will return soon for Round 3. By giving us a pile of treasure as a background and a stiff pose, this shot has transformed into clear definition of a “formal portrait” and centuries from now this will be hanging in a museum exhibition about digital art. Out on the open field this would have been some nice but normal armor. This is a clear example of how the setting can make a shot.

But the winner this week took the “portrait” part the most seriously, and gave us a military general hanging above the mantle of a castle: Congratulations Tattl! Our models had a wonderful range of interpretations of the theme, some of them taking us to the Met Gala, others to the pages of Vogue or to a senior prom. Last week I borrowed a theme from our Runway Cycle and asked our models to give us a fashion shoot in the style of “formal.” The only requirement beyond that was that the shot had to be in a portrait (vertical) orientation.

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