Spellcaster Corner
This particular dress requires the Holiday Celebration Stuff Pack. If you don't have it, go download it. It's free on EA's website, so you have no excuse. (Unless you really don't like free or holidays, and in which case, I can't help you, you Scrooge.)
This dress is perfect for the sorceress with a raven familiar. I haven't managed to find one yet so I assume they're exceedingly rare to acquire. Nevertheless, when I do, I'm going to be prepared with this outfit. This gown requires the Vampires Game Pack.
The Dragon Dresses. These require Luxury Party Pack in order for the 3D horns to appear, although I do have a base game compatible version also available. It won't look as shiny, the back is higher, and the horns aren't 3D, but hey, it's the next best thing if you don't have the Luxury Party Pack.
And here they are, the Base Game compatible version.
The Necromancer Dresses. I knew I wanted to play a necromancer almost as soon as EA announced Realm of Magic. I hastened to make these gowns before the pack even came out. And I'm glad I did. While I absolutely adore all of the clothes that came with RoM, none of them had that old timey feel I crave so much. I'm a sucker for ball gowns, and it shows.
Anyone can be dressed to kill, but it takes a little something extra to bring someone back from the dead. In that case, you'll need one or more of the following.
All three of the necromancy gowns are Base Game Compatible.
It took a little over 40 layers to get the raven feathers on the outer skirt. And don't get me started on the leather corset. I may never want to work on leather ever again. Oh, but who are we kidding? I am a glutton for punishment, and I can assure you that last statement was a lie. While I love them all, this is easily my favorite of the set.
Need something elegant but still says deadly and not to be trifled with? Wear this to your next formal dinner. I particularly like the wispy lace ruffles at the bottom. It's rather reminiscent of fog rolling over tombstones. Note the tiny skull buttons on the back of the corset, of which, the corset has a rather tombstone-like design. Tiny skeletal hands hang like tassels from the skull adornments at the bottom of the skirt. This is a gown that attracts attention. I offer you Mr. Whiskers, my Sim Self's familiar, by way of proof. Don't we make a dapper duo? Yes, I think we do. High five.
While not quite as fancy as the other two, this dress is no less capable of snapping heads and breaking hearts. Going to the bar or club after hours? Ooh, this getup will get a rise out of everyone--even if they're not dead. Can also be worn to those occasional concerts in the city.
The Fox Dress. I made this for a friend since she has a fox familiar, and she wanted a gown to match. I don't have a fox familiar, but I do like how this garment turned out. At turns glossy and soft, smooth and ruffly, it practically lights up a room when you enter.
The next two gowns were created for a different friend who wanted a "leafy gown" for her Nature Sims; something like for a fairy or druid.
She emerges from her tree to find the world quite changed since her last visit.
and
She walks through nature and is one with it. She is the guardian of all things green and growing, friend of all animals, and wild at heart.
This dress requires NotEgain's Crow Dress mesh. You can find it here.
But perhaps you're not a druid. Perhaps you don't even like going outdoors. You're just a lady looking for her knight in armor. In that case, might I present to you this
This also requires NotEgain's wonderful Crow Dress mesh.
The Star Students
I don't have any Sim kids of my own, but a friend pointed out to me that Realm of Magic didn't come with any clothes for little spellcasters. Well, someone had to do something about that, someone like me!
These were made especially for my dear friend Ticaboo who made me Newstead Abbey when we first met. If you get a chance, check out her speed build here. It is incredible!
Requires Holiday Celebration pack
