Fashion Creation

So, don't wait up on me making a catalog of clothing, because it's not going to happen. You're just going to have to make up your own stuff. To aid you in this, I'm writing a short guide on how to make items of clothing. Here's a stat block for an item of clothing.

Name

Flavour text (optional)

Type: Pants, Shirt, etc.

Attributes: DA1, VI2, etc.

AR Bonus: #

Price: $#

Aspects: Anything else

So, the best way to make clothing for your characters is to simply ask what they want, then make it and sell it to them. The only time you should make fashion items to be drops (items you get for defeating someone) is if they are not core fashion, and usually smallish. For example, you could have a miniboss drop a bracelet that grants +2 to unarmed attacks, or a belt which gives you +5 HP. So here's how you make something. I usually get a picture of the item before I start this process.

Type: This should be pretty obvious. Look a character sheet for reference.

Attributes: Again, just look at the picture and figure it out. Items shouldn't have more than 3 different attributes. Items the characters get at around levels 1-8 should add up to 2-3 at the most, whereas items given at levels 9-16 should add up to 3-4, and items given later can add up to 6 at the most. This is not a law, but a rough guide.

AR Bonus: If it is an item which would cover 30% or more of the body, consider how sturdy the construction is, and how thick the material is. If it's a small item, unless you want it to have special properties OR it is specially made for protection (such as a helmet), don't give it any AR Bonus at all.

Price: Pretty much, as your characters level up, make shit more expensive. Also, If the item has good AR and no Speed penalty, make it much more expensive.

Aspects: Here's the fun part. You can choose to give your item magical characteristics (Belt of Giant Strength, Beanie of Devastation, etc. These make for excellent drops), or you can go the more standard route and simply give it aspects based on common sense. If you have sunglasses on during the day, they will boost your senses. If you have running shoes, you will go faster. Also, the most common aspect is Speed reduction, since large, AR-ful items weigh you down. An item can have Speed reduction in combination with any other aspect, but aside from that, it should be extremely rare to have items with two unique Aspects.