Costume

Click on the costume name or visual example to navigate to individual pages.

To clarify: in the "slot" column of this list, "helmet" means "helmet costume" and "armor" means "armor costume." Costumes cannot be equipped as actual gear, but gear can be equipped as costumes.
Seeing "costume" repeatedly in this list is probably distracting.

If the costume has an icon in the "name" column, there is only one color version of that shape. If the item does not have an icon, then there are more color (or slightly different texture/art as with bombheads) variations than shown, with the "visual" column displaying an example.

This table is generally sorted by Order of Release. Other color variations released "later" do not factor into the DoR order - only the first form made available does. For example: "hunter" and "surge" Fur Caps just fall under Fur Cap, and Fur Cap stays where it was in the list according to the first date of release (Hunter's), even though the Surge was released after Hunter. Within-groups, items are listed helmet first, then armor, so that the table sort of shows them as a "set" when sorted with the Group column.

If the sorting seems to be behaving oddly after you've sorted multiple columns, that's normal. The table is attempting to remember your previous sorting, but this can be weird sometimes. Simply refresh the page to reset the table.

If a costume has its own description as well as a form (shapes and/or parts, not color) that is even slightly different than other similar costumes, it has its own page and slot in the list, but the icon rule described above still applies for quick scanning of this main list. This makes this list slightly different than other lists like the Accessory list, but that's fine - different items have different properties with lots of different kinds of associated information.

Key Words/Tags:

• Pending

The organizational rules of this list do not consider expiring costumes or the variability of prismatic aspects.