Character Customization

Character Customization

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Since the 1.69 patch, customizing the appearance of your character and equipment has never been easier. However, even the original Neverwinter Nights crafting system had severe limitations. Due to a major addition, all of the functionality of Distorted Mirrors has been added to the player craft menu, with no gold costs, crafting DCs, or the well known lag from similar menu driven functions. Thus, it is now possible to change your appearance on the fly; though, it should be noted that this does not qualify as being disguised.

Radial menu customization system

The system is accessed by right-clicking on your character, then choosing Special Abilities (4) > Crafting Skills (8).

The first five options and their sub-menus: Helmet, Cloak, Body, Arms, and legs, along with the eighth option: Backpack, work similarly to the old Distorted Mirrors scattered around Arelith. The player is presented with a series of form numbers corresponding to model appearances. Forms in red are not available due to incompatibility with the character's current equipment. For example: Characters wearing base AC 0 armor cannot choose the appearance of full plate, and vice versa.

The sixth and seventh options: Shield and Weapon, allows the player to cycle through the available shield and weapon appearances in a loop. Again, one cannot choose a small shield's appearance if one is wearing any other size shield. While shields will automatically cycle through colors, weapons will not. Each piece of a weapon: top, middle, or bottom, may be individually colored with your choice of gray, gold, copper, or black, allowing for a greater degree of uniqueness among player weapons. There are no options to add visual effects, such as fire, lightning, evil, or holy glows. Since there is already a method for obtaining most of these effects, it is unlikely that players will be given these options in the crafting menu.

The eighth option: Backpack, grants players a wings attachment. There are two styles of pack, two quivers, and two scabbard options. Wearing a visible cloak will override the appearance of the backpack, though setting the cloak appearance to invisible will solve this problem .

Create Trap Kit is available as the ninth option. Each type of trap is listed in this menu, with the corresponding component.

• Note - The Create Trap Kit menu still requires the skill Use Traps.

Distorted and prismatic mirrors

A pair of mirrors in Thoramind's Magic Shop. The magical clothing-changing prismatic and distorted mirrors are a common presence on the isle, with almost every town or prominent location featuring a set. When a Distorted Mirror is used, a dialogue box will appear, and one can make their choice of section, body part and selection, to customise their armour or clothing. Prismatic Mirrors function differently, they change the colour sets used by the equipped clothing according to the colour charts below. These mirrors allow you to enter a number yourself if you know the colour number you want for that set already, or as according to the table below.

Since the 1.69 update, Distorted Mirrors now open the radial menu crafting system. Prismatic mirrors, however, retain their full functionality.

Prismatic mirror colours

The following chart serves as a guide to the colors used in the Prismatic Mirrors.

Cloth and Leather

Cloth, Leather Palette (Dye Names) Expand

0. Bleach	44. Grey Silk	88. Scarlet	132. Slate
1. Light Brown	45. Black Silk	89. Crimson	133. Dark Slate
2. Brown	46. Navy Blue Silk	90. Blood Red	134. Midnight Ash
3. Dark Brown	47. Blue Silk	91. Burgundy	135. Midnight Smoke
4. Bright Ruddy Brown	48. Turquoise Silk	92. Goldenrod	136. Royal Blue
5. Light Ruddy Brown	49. Green Silk	93. Dark Goldenrod	137. Cobalt
6. Ruddy Brown	50. Gold Silk	94. Rich Ochre	138. Ingoren Blue
7. Dark Ruddy Brown	51. Orange Silk	95. Old Leather	139. Indigo Blue
8. Bright Tan	52. Red Silk	96. Mauve	140. Cyan Shadow
9. Light Tan	53. Pink Silk	97. Dark Mauve	141. Light Teal
10. Tan	54. Purple Silk	98. Maroon	142. Teal
11. Dark Tan	55. Violet Silk	99. Wine Red	143. Teal Shadow
12. Bright Chocolate Brown	56. Light Grey Silk	100. Dark Coral	144. Magenta
13. Light Choclate Brown	57. Metallic Black	101. Firebrick Red	145. Dark Magenta
14. Chocolate Brown	58. Metallic Gold	102. Dark Firebrick	146. Grape
15. Dark Chocolate Brown	59. Metallic Copper	103. Dark Red	147. Imperial Purple
16. Bright Olive Green	60. Metallic Steel	104. Dark Ferrell Green	148. Cornflower Blue
17. Light Olive Green	61. Metallic Platinum	105. Dark Green	149. Steele Blue
18. Olive Green	62. Stark White	106. Oak Green	150. Pale Turquoise
19. Dark Olive Green	63. Midnight Black	107. Pine Green	151. Dark Aquamarine
20. Light Grey	64. Wet Brick	108. Light Swamp Green	152. Sapling Green
21. Grey	65. Riverbank Brown	109. Swamp Green	153. Emerald
22. Dark Grey	66. Mustard	110. M'Chekian Olive	154. Honey
23. Black	67. Dark Moss	111. M'Chekian Dark Olive	155. Dark Honey
24. Bright Navy Blue	68. Forest Green	112. Deglossian Ash Green	156. Desert Brown
25. Navy Blue	69. Forest Drab	113. Deglossian Dark Ash Green	157. Ash Brown
26. Bright Blue	70. Indigo Purple	114. Faded Sepia	158. Pale Rust
27. Blue	71. Violet Shadow	115. Deep Earth	159. Rust
28. Bright Turquoise	72. Dark Orchid	116. Khaki	160. Dark Lilac
29. Turquoise	73. Orchid Shadow	117. Sienna	161. Mauve Shadow
30. Bright Green	74. Acorn Brown	118. Dark Sienna	162. Burnt Sienna
31. Green	75. Pale Brown	119. Mahogany	163. Dark Violet
32. Yellow	76. Sea Green	120. Sand	164. Silver Gray
33. Gold	77. Aqua Shadow	121. Driftwood	165. Kurathene Steel Blue
34. Bright Orange	78. Storm Blue	122. Bark	166. Snow
35. Orange	79. Charcoal	123. Dark Bark	167. Midnight Camouflage
36. Bright Red	80. T'Nanshi Green	124. Ash	168. Drotid Tan
37. Red	81. Dark Pine	125. Smoke	169. Viridian Shadow
38. Bright Pink	82. Azure	126. Light Bistre	170. Corsair Purple
39. Pink	83. Azure Shadow	127. Bistre	171. Shadow
40. Bright Purple	84. Raw Umber	128. Wheat	172. Lizard Belly Olive
41. Purple	85. Umber Shadow	129. Buckskin	173. Russet Shadow
42. Bright Violet	86. Mud Brown	130. Saddle Brown	174. Cinnamon
43. Violet	87. Walnut	131. Autumn Brown	175. Forian's Gold

Metal

Metal Palette (Dye Names) Expand

0. Bleach	44. Bright Olive Green	88. Ember Red	132. Slate Steel
1. Light Iron	45. Olive Green	89. Demon Red	133. Smoky Slate Steel
2. Dark Iron	46. Bright Sage	90. Blood Red	134. Shadow Slate
3. Black	47. Dark Sage	91. Crimson	135. Navy Steel
4. Bright Steel	48. Rainbow	92. Glorious Gold	136. Bright Cobalt
5. Light Steel	49. Dark Rainbow	93. Mustard Gold	137. Cobalt
6. Steel	50. Rusted Light Iron	94. Bandit Bronze	138. Visimontium Blue
7. Dark Steel	51. Heavily Rusted Light Iron	95. Woodsman Bronze	139. Twilight Steel
8. Bright Gold	52. Rusted Dark Iron	96. Lizard Scale Pink	140. Aqua
9. Light Gold	53. Heavily Rusted Dark Iron	97. Eggplant	141. Dark Aqua
10. Gold	54. Worn Light Steel	98. Merlot	142. Teal Steel
11. Dark Gold	55. Worn Steel	99. Swamp Purple	143. Dark Teal Steel
12. Bright Brass	56. Polished Silver	100. Brick Red	144. Heliotrope Pink
13. Light Brass	57. Polished Black Steel	101. Fire Brick Red	145. Grape
14. Brass	58. Polished Gold	102. Steak	146. Imperial Purple
15. Dark Brass	59. Polished Copper	103. Old Crimson Steel	147. Deep Purple
16. Bright Copper	60. Polished Steel	104. Slime Green	148. Cornflower Steel
17. Light Copper	61. Polished Platinum	105. Dark Slime Green	149. Royal Blue
18. Copper	62. Stark White	106. Forest Steel	150. Aquamarine
19. Dark Copper	63. Midnight Black	107. Deep Forest Steel	151. Deep Turquoise
20. Bright Bronze	64. Sanguine Red	108. Verdigris Silver	152. Light Ferrell Green
21. Light Bronze	65. Chocolate Steel	109. Dark Verdigris Silver	153. Dark Ferrell Green
22. Bronze	66. Amber Gold	110. Olive Drab	154. Old Bronze
23. Dark Bronze	67. Smoky Sage	111. Dark Olive Drab	155. Rich Bronze
24. Bright Red	68. Emerald Steel	112. Derrington Steel	156. Galdosian Copper
25. Red	69. Moonlight Moss	113. Bazgamph Iron	157. Rich Copper
26. Light Red	70. Elysian Violet	114. Smoky Steel	158. Chestnut Copper
27. Dark Red	71. Stormreaver Gray	115. Underdark Iron	159. Rust
28. Bright Purple	72. Jechran Purple	116. Burnished Copper	160. Lilac
29. Purple	73. Legionnaire Steel	117. Earthmetal	161. Mauve
30. Light Purple	74. Burnished Bronze	118. Russet	162. Puce
31. Dark Purple	75. Cold Iron	119. Deep Brown	163. Violet-Eggplant
32. Bright Navy Blue	76. Bug Green	120. Ancient Silver	164. Mithral
33. Navy Blue	77. Drotid Steel	121. Smoky Silver	165. Sunset Steel
34. Light Navy Blue	78. Kurathene Blue	122. Journeyman's Steel	166. Ice
35. Dark Navy Blue	79. Granite	123. Coldforged Iron	167. Hunter Green
36. Bright Turquoise	80. Fern Steel	124. Stormmetal	168. Cheap Silver
37. Turquoise	81. Dull Steel	125. Infantry Steel	169. Summerleaf Slate
38. Light Turquoise	82. Skymetal	126. Shadow Steel	170. Indigo Smoke
39. Dark Turquoise	83. Iron	127. Midnight Steel	171. Dark Slate Grey
40. Bright Green	84. Tarnished Silver	128. Champagne Silver	172. Fish Belly Green
41. Green	85. Gnomish Steel	129. Harvest Bronze	173. Indigo Shadow
42. Light Green	86. Deglosian Silver	130. Chocolate Bronze	174. Brown
43. Dark Green	87. Tarnished Bronze	131. Deep Chocolate Bronze	175. Forian's Gold

Character Editing Room

Arelith has In Game resources to change the physical features of your character in a quick and efficient manner that no longer requires DEV intervention. At request, a DM may portal you to the Character Editing Room to use the following options, at their discretion. Note: DM's are not obligated to allow you to change any aspect of your character.

Customization

Name Changer - Character names can be changed via the name changer, with the permission of a DM. All information transfers smoothly, and unlike earlier incarnations of the name changer, a character should no longer experience issues with banks, shops, or the muling script.

Body Mirror - Lets you change colours on your PC.

Tattoo colours:

Skin colours:

Hair colours:

Body Models - ((to be added))

-description

Arelith has a Console Function, -description, that allows alteration of a character's "Examined" description. Type -description ? while in game for more information and see Description to read more.

Essences on weapons

Appearance of weapons can be changed with essences, which is in details described in weapon guide.

Renaming, descriptions and magical properties

Future customization of items can be done with enchantment basins.