Post by Lord Draximus on Nov 9, 2009 23:25:40 GMT -5
BOUNTY HUNTERS: If your character is a Bounty Hunter, you are free to design your costume as you see fit. It must, however, not look like it could be a Smuggler, as these two categories are distinctively different. Your costume should reflect a desire to collect bounty's at whatever cost necessary to "get the job done." It is not required that your character have armor, but it is advisable. It is also not required that your character have a helmet of any sort, but that also is advisable.
ARMOR: As a Bounty Hunter, you are free to use any hodge-podge of parts from any other character, but it must be altered in such a way as to not be confused with what it was originally. For example, the canon Dengar uses TK and TS parts, but is painted brown with greeblies that distinguish it as a separate character. That is the case here. Any colorization within reason is acceptable and it is recommended that the pieces be "weathered" to give it that "used" look.
HELMET: It is not required that helmets be original creations. Any helmet from any character is acceptable, as long as the same requirement for armor is met here. The helmet must be altered enough to be seen as a customization and not just a "whoops" moment in putting it together. If a helmet is used, it obviously must carry any colorization from the armor as to be seen as a whole unit.
ARMOR: As a Bounty Hunter, you are free to use any hodge-podge of parts from any other character, but it must be altered in such a way as to not be confused with what it was originally. For example, the canon Dengar uses TK and TS parts, but is painted brown with greeblies that distinguish it as a separate character. That is the case here. Any colorization within reason is acceptable and it is recommended that the pieces be "weathered" to give it that "used" look.
HELMET: It is not required that helmets be original creations. Any helmet from any character is acceptable, as long as the same requirement for armor is met here. The helmet must be altered enough to be seen as a customization and not just a "whoops" moment in putting it together. If a helmet is used, it obviously must carry any colorization from the armor as to be seen as a whole unit.
