This question is especially to roleplayers. Because I don't think that many non-roleplayers care for this kind of thing.

No doubt that many roleplayers will play ESO. And many games that have a roleplaying community (Such as LOTRO) allow you to wear cosmetic apparal for those moments where you are not fighting or adventuring. So I got a good feeling that we get the same thing with ESO.

Now to the question, what type of apparal would you like to see?

If you're not sure, then imagine your future ESO character, what do you think is fitting for him/her?

My main will be a female Dunmer, likely a medium armored warrior with dual blades. My Dunmer's an elegant type so I would love to have medieval looking velvet dresses for her.

I'd also like fur coats, those really thick and bulky ones especially. I can easilly imagine my Dunmer wearing those. She got a fancy taste.

Well, other than that I'd also like more simple peasant clothes, because it would be bit odd if you could have fancy looking apparal, but no regular apparal, no? Not everybody is wealthy, after all.

Any other ideas?

I am a bit of a roleplayer and Im happy to hear that ESO will add clothing that can be worn on top of your normal gear.


I personally dress my character with a hood and armour when in battle.


I hope we get a chance to save gear sets so I can easily access my "civilian set" which consists of earrings, a fine tunic and knee high boots.

Yeah I hope so aswell, would be a bit easier.

As much as possibly can be added and is lore friendly to the Tes universe, So the more the better.
I want to be able to have different outfits ever day ^-^ hihi

But Earrings, Circlets, Dresses, Shirts, Pants, Gloves, SHOES!, Necklace and lots of different things of all this.

I like the idea of town clothing but I rarely use it in day to day use. It's fun for partys etc. and can be used for good micro transactions, you can have alot of fun with it but if it wasn't in at launch I wouldn't notice it.

I don't want micro transactions. I'd be really dissapointed if I saw all the nice looking apparal as micro transaction.

I am willing to pay for the game every month, I don't want to have any cash shops then. It would feel like a slap in the face. IMO

I don't tend to buy them either unless I can convert ingame currency.

However I resent buying a game to have to pay to play as well. Microtransactions are easier to ignore.

We don't know what ZoS are going to do as yet though so i'm keeping my mind open and my ear to the ground for any info.