Style of Middle-earth

I have started to realize how enjoyable the two earlier cosmetic value posts have been, and I have decided to continue the series with some of my absolute favorite cosmetics: one of the Rohan crafted sets. A little while ago, I decided to create a character on Landroval for the sole purpose of learning how to role-play. She is a race of man hailing from Rohan, specifically Snowbourn, and she loves animals, and is for that reason a lore-master. I've so far loved the community on Landroval, and I am really excited to experience more of it (and tons of it at Weatherstock on Saturday!) I don't think I would have ever shown this cosmetic set on this specific character, except for the kindness that was shown on someone who I consider my role-play mentor, and he offered to craft me this set. This set features loads of really interesting details, starting from the helm all the way to the boots. The helmet features incredible detailing, from subtle wings on the sides, to an ...

It has been quite sometime (since last year actually) that I made my last "Crafted Sets with Cosmetic Value" post, but it seemed about time I re-visited that subject.  I have recently been quite in love with the whole Elvish cosmetic look, and this set is perfectly Elvish. Soft lines, tons of leaf patterns... it is all there.   Starting from the top of the outfit down, lets start with the shoulder guards. They are of simple design, but have a arrow like pattern on them, with other bits of gold laced throughout. The chest-piece is lovely in design, highlighting a simple v-neck cut, and more gold banding.  The gloves and leggings follow the general simple and pretty design, soft curves with gold highlighting. I really like the leggings, due to the fact of how the design is. They have a skirt like overlay over the tighter thigh and calf area, which has different shapes of gold. My boot obsession is literally never ending, and I  love  this styl...

I am going to be starting a series on this blog, titled "Crafted Sets with Cosmetic Value". I am going to be highlighting just that: armour sets that are crafted, that have very good potential as a full cosmetic set, or single pieces have nice cosmetic value. Introducing the first part of this series (I don't know entirely how long this series will be, bear with me). I would also like to say real quick that I am not going to stop posting regular cosmetic outfits weekly, this is just an addition. my love for headshots is never ending  Meet the first beautiful set I am highlighting: the heavy armour tier 6 set named Sellsword's Set. The set is based around curved lines, and has lovely shades of gold and dark blue throughout. using ports is a lovely way to get cool screenies, haha please forgive my obsession with this emote. At first sight, I absolutely fell in love with the incredible shoulder guards. They were just the thing my guardian needed - so...