Aureate Arpeggio - Gilded Gown

A flowing golden gown that cascades like musical notes descending a scale, where each shimmering pleat catches the light in perfect harmony with your movement.

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Main Features

Body Type Support: Currently supporting Body Type 1 / 2 tall races (Human, Elf, Half-Elf, Drow, Tiefling) and Body Type 1 Githyanki

Cloth Physics: Fully animated fringes and strands that react to movement.

Fully Dyeable: Customize outfit colors to suit your character’s aesthetic.

The Aureate Arpeggio Outfit Chest contains six items:

• []Full Outfit (OP): The complete look with the flowing cape and dress with powerful stats. (AC18, unlock spell ‘Sunbeam’, add passive of ‘Smite the Graceless’)

  []Full Outfit (Ordinary): The complete look with ordinary stats (AC10 with no boost or passives)

  []Full Outfit (Camp): The above but equippable for camp body slot.

  []Dress Only: A dress-only version without the cape.

  []Dress Only (Camp): The above but equippable for camp body slot.

  []Cape Only: A cape-only version equippable in cloak slot.

  (I've also included the arpeggio tattoo in the optional files :) There's a single version and an Atlas version for KAVT.)

  Locations:

  Tutorial Chest

  Vendors across the maps, including:

  Aaron from Emerald Grove

  Dammon from Last Light Inn and Lower City

  Roah Moonglow from Goblin Camp

  Kith from Grymforge

  Blurg from Underdark

  Esther from Crèche Y'llek

  Araj Oblodra from Moonrise Towers

  Entharl Danthelon from Wyrm's Crossing

  Helsik from Devil’s Fee

  Figaro Pennygood from Lower City

  Some more ramblings because that’s what I do…

  So this outfit was inspired by a gorgeous 1977 Bob Mackie dress - the super shiny gold one with all those cascading fringes worn by Ann-Margret. I saw it and was like "I need this in BG3" XD. The original dress was just by itself, but the single-shoulder design felt kinda empty from the back? So I added a cape that wraps around the neck and drapes over one side. I tried to design it in a similar style. Then I changed the bottom hem of the dress to match the cape's triangular shape, which I think ties the whole "Aureate Arpeggio" vibe together quite nicely :)

  Getting the cloth physics to work was... an adventure. The fringes looked great in Blender’s cloth physics, but in-game they were just sad and stiff. After some trial and error, I ended up separating the lower part into its own cloth mesh so each strand could actually move properly.

  The Toolkit physics part wa