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Revision as of 15:37, 12 November 2014
A "reskin" is an item in its own right (it can have its own Unique Variants), but it mimics exactly the combat statistics of another item (assuming that neither have different unique variants, of course). It simply looks and perhaps animates in a different manner. For a condensed list of all reskins in the game, see the Reskins Category page.
List of Reskins
The default organization for this list is by release. Click the sorting button in the top part of the columns to sort the list in different ways for easier access to desired information. To reset the table, refresh the page. Template:ReskinlistMain/start
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Most costumes and accessories are technically reskins or recolors of each other. There is some confusion regarding the term "reskin:"
Some users would argue that a "reskin" includes other factors (such as entire models) while excluding other factors (such as status), based on other games and real-world uses of the term. There has been plenty of argument in the forums! To keep things consistent and less confusing, we're going with what Game Masters mentioned in this forum post as parameters, as well as the popularity of the term "reskin."
For a condensed list of reskins, see the Reskins Category page.
Reskins have been referred to as "clones."
See Also
- Leveling Equipment
- Unique Variant
- Guides (Player Made)
