costuming

just like any other clothing. Scavengers only have to rep their heads differently. Your body is just as "human" as you want it to be
 
Well, almost. Makeup has to go on exposed skin, or simply cover the skin. There is a little leeway to hands, but try to cover them as well.
I'd suggest thinner fabrics, lighter colors.
 
I more meant shaving your body, if it's a furry scavenger. When Lyra finally gets around to doing her goat, and if it works, that's what she's going to do for the summer; get rid of the goatskin pants and just wear the cloth that went over it, say she shaved because it was too hot.
 
The general rule is that exposed skin should be covered by something. It doesn't have to be furs or cloth... an off-colored base coat of makeup is sufficient, but basically, you should not look like an animal-headed human (ala much mythology, Egyptian being the most obvious). When I get a chance, I'll scan in the pics of me as Cat during the first corn-field event... basically, from the waist on up, I looked like Tigger, to some extent.

Back in the day, there were a bunch of us that wrote up wild elves so that we could run around in loin clothes and barely anything more during the hot Texas summers.
 
Hey I remember getting the "honor" of being the one to apply that paint job. Course, if we did it now we'd need a lot more paint :wink: (for either of us).

That one was hot, but not as hot as that july event up in seattle when game was basically put on hold so the whole player base could go swimming for two hours. Watching Masticon try to swim was pure comedy. Ahhh good times....
 
Yeah, I've laid in that pond, distributing swords.
And I'm pretty sure JP is thinking of Bryan, not Jeff, who every time opens his mouth sounds like an idiot. :D
Or so I'm told by crazy drunk women in the airport at midnight. :roll:
 
Hey Matt, less snark, more writing me the synopsis I requested of how you finally got that bastard. I WANNA KNOW DAMMIT!
 
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