Infernal Coronet - Lava-Forged Crown

Forged from jagged rock and flowing magma, this coronet gives you the menacing presence of a pyromancer who commands eternal fire... 🔥👑

This headwear is compatible with Body Types 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tall Races) (Githyanki and Dragonborn refitted to match head shapes).

You can choose between the Glow Version (with flowing magma) and the Non-Glow Version.

The non-magma parts of the crown are fully dyeable.

Infernal Coronet (OP)

Version with flowing magma. Grants the wearer 'Fire Immunity' and unlocks the spell 'Scorching Ray'. Equippable in the Helmet slot.

Infernal Coronet (Ordinary)

Version with flowing magma. Purely cosmetic with no stats or buffs.

Equippable in the Helmet slot.

Infernal Coronet (Underwear)

Same as above, but equippable in the Underwear slot.

Infernal Coronet (OP) (NoGlow)

Version WITHOUT flowing magma. Grants the wearer 'Fire Immunity' and unlocks the spell 'Scorching Ray'. Equippable in the Helmet slot.

Infernal Coronet (Ordinary) (No Glow)

Version WITHOUT flowing magma. Purely cosmetic with no stats or buffs.

Equippable in the Helmet slot.

Infernal Coronet (Underwear) (No Glow)

Same as above, but equippable in the Underwear slot.

Tutorial Chest

Vendors across the maps, including:

Volo in Campsite

Dammon from all three locations

Roah Moonglow from Goblin Camp

Kith from Grymforge

Blurg from Underdark

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…

Well, this one actually took me way longer than I thought it would…

Initially, I wanted to create a glowing visual effect by using a glow map and a no transparency base map. At first, I encountered issues with the glow not appearing on the helmet slot version (but weirdly the underwear version works). After several hours of experimentation,I realized it was KAVT that was causing the issue, and it seems like using other kinds of shaders can make it work. So later on I found a solution for this: instead of relying solely on a single mesh and single shader, I kept the original headwear mesh and added a smaller one of the exact same mesh, as an inner mesh. This inner mesh uses the lava shader, while I drew out some slits on the base map as transparency, allowing the light to shine through. Additionally, I layered a fire vfx over the headwear.

For the design, I took some p