If you swap to Paladin, the Valor Surcoat’s appearance will display, though. You can’t glamour Paladin’s Valor Surcoat to wear while you’re playing Dark Knight-the base item’s appearance will be displayed instead. A glamoured appearance will only display when worn by a class or job that can normally wear the item.That’s generally not going to be important, but it might matter sometimes if you’re glamouring gear to equip on your retainers. Note that this does not apply to item level, though: you can glamour an item level 350 piece of gear onto an item level 300 piece of gear, since they would both be level 70. Your base item has to be of equal or higher level than the item whose appearance you want to glamour, meaning that you can’t glamour the appearance of a level 50 piece of gear onto a level 1 piece of gear.There are a few things to keep in mind while you’re glamouring: As with many things, you’ll get a confirmation window after that, and once you confirm, the base item will take on the appearance of your selected item (and you’ll expend one Glamour Prism). Once you’re in the menu, you can select the base item you want to change on the left, and the item that has the appearance you want on the right. You can either use the Cast Glamour action directly (such as by placing it on a hotbar), which will open the Cast Glamour menu, or you can open the subcommand menu on an item and selecting Cast Glamour there, which will do the same. With that out of the way, you’re all set! Applying a glamour is fairly straightforward. If you’re coming back to the game after a long absence, Glamour Prisms are now all-purpose! They work for gear of all levels and item levels, and they no longer need to be matched to the type of gear you’re glamouring! If you have any of the old “specialized” glamour prisms, like a Grade 2 Glamour Prism (Clothcraft), you can exchange them (and any Graded Clear Prisms) with Tataroga in Mor Dhona (X 22.2, Y 6.8) for the newer all-purpose Glamour Prisms and Clear Prisms. Once you complete “If I Had A Glamour,” you’ll receive the general action Cast Glamour and a handful of Glamour Prisms, which are required to cast glamours on your other items. Swyrgeim has two other important quests as well: “ Color Your World” (which will allow you to dye items) and “ Absolutely Glamourous” (which will allow level 15+ Disciples of the Hand to create Glamour Prisms), so I’d recommend taking care of all three of them at the same time!
You unlock the ability to glamour your gear by completing the level 15 quest “ If I Had A Glamour” from the NPC Swyrgeim (X 12.7, Y 14.3).
#Turn in old glamour prism ffxiv Patch#
Since the glamour system’s introduction in Patch 2.2, it’s been adjusted to make things much simpler and cement it as one of the game’s core features.
The action to glamour couldn’t be unlocked until level 50, either, making it more of an “endgame” activity than one that was core to the game. With that in mind, here’s the Fashion Ninjutsu guide to glamour (current as of 5.1).įFXIV‘s glamour system, which allows the player to have a different item’s appearance display over the appearance of another item, started out fairly complex, with around 40 “catalyst” items, each one tied to a different material type and item level. It’s changed a lot since it was first added during A Realm Reborn, after all, and it can be tricky to find information on the changes and how everything works in tandem now. Most of the time, when I get a request from Patrons, I’m asked to put together a new glamour, but returning player and Patron Helena wanted to see a breakdown of how glamour works in the game now.
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