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In Spiral Knights, "'''recolor'''" specifically applies to a group of items - these are items of the same type that have had the same parts recolored the same way times, just with different color patterns. These are released consistently, so much so that the phenomenon has led to this colloquial use of "recolored" in the Spiral Knights community. [[Prize Box|Prize boxes]] for these promotions and events are usually named in relation to the relevant color pattern. | In Spiral Knights, "'''recolor'''" specifically applies to a group of items - these are items of the same type that have had the same parts recolored the same way times, just with different color patterns. These are released consistently, so much so that the phenomenon has led to this colloquial use of "recolored" in the Spiral Knights community. [[Prize Box|Prize boxes]] for these promotions and events are usually named in relation to the relevant color pattern. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
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| − | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-helmet top.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Helmet Top: | |
| − | + | :[[Bolted Vee]] | |
| − | + | :[[Headband]] | |
| − | + | :[[Maid Headband]] | |
| + | :[[Toupee]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-helmet front.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Helmet Front: |
| − | + | :[[Dapper Combo]] | |
| + | :[[Glasses]] | ||
| + | :[[Round Shades]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-helmet back.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Helmet Back: |
| − | + | :[[Plume]] | |
| + | :[[Ribbon]] | ||
| + | :[[Scarf]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-helmet side.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Helmet Side: |
| − | + | :[[Com Unit]] | |
| + | :[[Mecha Wings]] | ||
| + | :[[Vertical Vents]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-armor front.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Armor Front: |
| − | + | :[[Crest#Other Styles|Crest]] | |
| + | :[[Bandolier#Other Styles|Bomb Bandolier]] | ||
| + | :[[Parrying Blade#Other Styles|Parrying Blade]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-accessory-armor back.png|20px|link=Accessory]] Armor Back: |
| − | + | :[[Side Blade#Other Styles|Side Blade]] | |
| + | :[[Wings#Other Styles|Wings]] | ||
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| − | + | [[File:Icon-costume.png|20px|link=Costume]] Costume (helmet): | |
| − | + | :[[Tailed Helm (Costume)|Crescent Helm]] | |
| − | + | :[[Fur Cap (Costume)|Fur Cap]] | |
| − | + | :[[Hood (Costume)|Hood]] | |
| − | + | :[[Pith Helm (Costume)|Pith Helm]] | |
| − | + | :[[Plate Helm (Costume)|Plate Helm]] | |
| + | :[[Winged Helm (Costume)|Round Helm]] | ||
| + | :[[Sallet (Costume)|Sallet]] | ||
| + | :[[Scale Helm (Costume)|Scale Helm]] | ||
| + | :[[Tailed Helm (Costume)|Tailed Helm]] | ||
| + | :[[Winged Helm (Costume)|Winged Helm]] | ||
| − | File: | + | [[File:Icon-costume.png|20px|link=Costume]] Costume (armor): |
| − | + | :[[Brigandine (Costume)|Brigandine]] | |
| − | + | :[[Cloak (Costume)|Cloak]] | |
| − | + | :[[Cuirass (Costume)|Cuirass]] | |
| + | :[[Culet (Costume)|Culet]] | ||
| + | :[[Draped Armor (Costume)|Draped Armor]] | ||
| + | :[[Flak Jacket (Costume)|Flak Jacket]] | ||
| + | :[[Fur Coat (Costume)|Fur Coat]] | ||
| + | :[[Plate Mail (Costume)|Plate Mail]] | ||
| + | :[[Raiment (Costume)|Raiment]] | ||
| + | :[[Scale Mail (Costume)|Scale Mail]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 3 February 2015
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This page is an article that summarizes a colloquial gaming community term used in Spiral Knights. As such, the following might not be consistent with real-world usage. |
| Many events, promotions, and lockboxes technically have "recolored" items, and many items are technically "recolors" of each other, considering the real-world use of the term. |
In Spiral Knights, "recolor" specifically applies to a group of items - these are items of the same type that have had the same parts recolored the same way times, just with different color patterns. These are released consistently, so much so that the phenomenon has led to this colloquial use of "recolored" in the Spiral Knights community. Prize boxes for these promotions and events are usually named in relation to the relevant color pattern.
Examples
Below are examples of the accessories and costumes commonly styled in "recolor" color patterns.
Accessories
Helmet Top:
Helmet Front:
Helmet Back:
Helmet Side:
Armor Front:
Armor Back:
Costumes
Costume (helmet):
- Crescent Helm
- Fur Cap
- Hood
- Pith Helm
- Plate Helm
- Round Helm
- Sallet
- Scale Helm
- Tailed Helm
- Winged Helm
Costume (armor):
Notes
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When thinking about what recolors are in general, and what they might be in the future, some things should be considered:
- Usually, the above costumes and accessories are "recolored." Sometimes only accessories are recolored. This is the case with polar and ancient.
- Some recolor forms (a.k.a shape etc.) have existed quite some time before becoming one of the recolored costumes or accessories - this is the case with the Cobalt Helm and several others. But sometimes new forms are introduced as recolors first. Some accessories are only available in a "recolor" color pattern - this is currently the case with Lovely Whiskers, and was temporarily the case with Lovely Bent Vertical Vents. Many players have wondered, "why not recolor things like the Spiral Demo Helm too?" Time will tell!
- The Crescent Helm, Flak Jacket, Round Helm, and Draped Armor are not styled in hunter, because these costumes were introduced during the Surge Prize Box Promotion in September 2012, which was after the Hunter Prize Box Promotion, and the hunter promotion has not been seen since August 2012.
- Sometimes "recolored costumes" and "recolored accessories" are recolored in a color pattern that has been well established long before the "recolored items" were released in that pattern. This is the case with shadow.
- Items have been styled in a "recolor" color pattern long before the color pattern was advocated for an event or put in a prize box for a promotion. (Before, the color pattern was nameless, uncommon, and/or unique). This is the case with the Frosty Bombhead Mask and several other items.
- Once, a color pattern was released that shares the name, but not the shades/textures, of an existing family of equipment. This is the case with items like the Ancient Plate Helm and the ancient color pattern. They don't really match, do they?
What do these things mean? What can we expect? Well... the community often speculates, check out the forums! Again, the term "recolor" is primarily colloquial and only semi-official at best. Content releases do not set things in stone. But it is fun to figure out puzzles - all of Cradle is a giant puzzle, isn't it? Use this sort of data to discern existing patterns and tomorrow's possibilities, not factual futures.
