Doom hunter

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Most people still feel nostalgic about the old good Rift armour sets. They served as the best protection and looked freakin' good. Khamrad is one of them and still thinks of the Doom-hunter's armour as the only one expressing his true nature as dwarven sharpshooter. He decided to polish his helm and shoulders again and combine them with other pieces, just to add new spirit to the look. When enemies fall, they will truly meet their doom at Khamrad's arrows.

Chest: Jacket of the Great Bow, black dye (Moria hunter epic set)
Legs: Leggings of the Great Bow, black dye (Moria hunter epic set)
Head: Doom-hunter's Gloves, black dye (Rift hunter level 50 set)
Shoulders: Doom-hunter's Shoulders, black dye (Rift hunter level 50 set)
Hands: Gloves of the Great Bow, black dye (Moria hunter epic set)
Feet: Boots of the Great Bow, black dye (Moria hunter epic set)
Back: Ceremonial Cloak of Shadow and Flame, black dye (store)

Guest: Parisus of Elendilmir

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Practice makes perfect. That proved true countless times, but what about practice in serene woods of Lothlórien? Wouldn't a man get distracted by all the beauty around him, birds singing and leaves whispering? A man maybe would, but not an elf. For Parisus, this is the best environment to train and meditate in the peaceful glades, which goes hand in hand.

Chest: Elven Soldier's Armor, ered luin blue dye (T5 crafted)
Legs: Elven Soldier's Leggins, ered luin blue dye (T5 crafted)
Head: Winged Circlet, gold dye (skirmish cosmetics barter)
Shoulders: Shining Shoulder Guards, ered luin blue dye (world drop; shares appearance with Shoulders of the Sun-lands)
Hands: Blood-Stained Gauntlets, ered luin blue dye (world drop)
Feet: Gaerdail, rust dye (drop from Forvengwath and Târlug, Barad Gúlaran)

Artistic soul

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Imagine bank of Seine, people strolling, watching painters and street musicians at work just to end up in one of cute little Paris cafeterias with a cup of hot coffee talking to their beloved. This is what Brewbelly had in mind while dressing up today, except for in her mind it wasn't Seine but Brandywine, and it wasn't Paris but Bree. This minstrel outfit encourages to sing and play theorbo and breathing in the atmosphere. Enjoy!

Chest: Frostbluff Dress of Thanks, rose dye (winter festival)
Head: Hat of the Mighty Verse, black dye (Moria minstrel epic set)
Shoulders: Shoulders of the Mighty Verse, rose dye (Moria minstrel epic set)
Back: Ceremonial Defender's Cloak, rose dye (store)

Guest: Rendalc of Eldar

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We have seen Rendalc's casual outfit, but every decent hobbit burglar should also have an armour ready to wear to battle, no matter how fierce. Despite his mischievous nature, kind of expected for a burglar of his reputation, he dressed up in a noble way to cheer up the hobbits present in the Last Homely House: "Don't worry pals, we will keep the Middle-Earth safe until you're done with your mission. It's in the right hands!"

Chest: Hauberk of the Greenwood, white dye (store)

Head: Razor-helm, white dye (drop from Grand Stairs)
Shoulders: Dagfari’s Protection, default dye (Quest: Wright of Destruction)
Hands: Fine Footman’s Gloves, white dye (T6 crafted)
Feet: Brushed Leather Boots, white dye (store)

Back: Elf Lord’s Cloak, white dye (store)

Wardrobe restriction removed in Isengard?

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In his new post, Jadzi mentions:

"Also, I should note that as it stands now in Beta, the current restrictions on what you can add to the wardrobe are being removed. You'll no longer need to be able to equip a piece to add it. So, for instance, a soloing minstrel could find a piece of heavy armor they like and use it cosmetically."

This means we would be able to use any item - heavy, medium, light of any level and class without need to have a character being able to equip it. 

It would be absolutely great for all of us fashion freaks if it stays like this to the live release. My top heavy character is still only level 54 and I was already worried how will I level her up to get access to T7 crafted heavy items, which I hope will be beautiful. Let us pray! :)

Gûlhiril en Hithaeglir

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Gûlhiril en Hithaeglir, Magic Lady of the Misty Mountains, is a powerful sorceress. She wanders the snowy dales and peaks alone, only rarely met by her fellow elves passing through the mountains. It is unknown when she departed from Rivendell and decided to study runes alone, but this pictures were taken when she was still residing in Imladris, only discovering the High Pass. If you meet her on your journeys, do not disturb your studies - only silently admire her powerful magic in action.

Chest: Frostbluff Robe of Thanks, black dye (winter festival)
Head: Quilted Hat, black dye (T2 crafted)
Shoulders: Shoulders of the Swift Arrow, black dye (Mirkwood level 65 hunter purple set)
Hands: Scout's Gloves, black dye (T6 crafted)
Feet: Scout's Boots, black dye (T6 crafted)
Back: Cloak of the Dove, black dye (store)

Guest: Gerbag of Whitywindle

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Gerbag is already a famous dwarven fashionista (outfit 1, 2). His third outfit provides no disappointment. In this gleaming armour he truly shines as the King of the Mountain.

Chest: Smith-klath, gold dye (world drop)
Legs: Dwarf Steel Leggings, washed (T4 crafted)
Head: Helm Of Rallying, gold dye (world drop)
Shoulders: Strong Defender's Shoulder Guards, washed (T3 crafted)
Hands: Westernesse Steel Gauntlets Of Might, washed (world drop)
Feet: Barrow-warrior's Boots, gold dye (Great Barrow level 25 set)
Back: Cloak of Silver Star, gold dye (store)