why is merchant robe pink if silk cloth is blue

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Ysh
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Re: why is merchant robe pink if silk cloth is blue

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DaniAngione wrote:I think you can't gild an item with the same gilding twice, no?
Accurate.
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Re: why is merchant robe pink if silk cloth is blue

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Ysh wrote:
abt79 wrote:
DaniAngione wrote:An easy solution would be to make "deep pockets" a gilding of sorts that can only be used in robe slot but has like 90% chance of creating a new gilding slot.

That way people could have more diverse end-game visuals, allowing them to use their favorite 'robes' without losing the awesome benefit of an extra row of inventory space.
I'd use them infinitely
What this does even mean?
I use deep pocket
Two gilding slot
Deep pocket in each
Four slot
Repeat forever
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Ysh wrote:
DaniAngione wrote:I think you can't gild an item with the same gilding twice, no?
Accurate.
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Re: why is merchant robe pink if silk cloth is blue

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Teleskop wrote:why is merchant robe pink if silk cloth is blue
Because...
It's a dress.
Laying flat.

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