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How to transmog and hide gear in Avowed

A masked figure in Avowed. The mask looks like it's made of gold, it has glowing red eyes, and there's a hood over its head.
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In older RPGs, you would have to sacrifice that armor set you love the look of for the newer one that had better stats. In Avowed, it isn't exactly a secret tip or trick that wearing the more powerful gear is important, but that doesn't mean you need to sacrifice fashion. If you're playing in third-person especially, you want to make sure your character looks cool while exploring and using your flashy skills. Transmog has become more common lately, and thankfully is present in Avowed so you can wear the most powerful armor while still appearing like your old favorite. Or, you can hide all your armor completely if you want. Here's how to do both.

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Difficulty

Easy

Duration

5 minutes

What You Need

  • One or more sets of gear

The character inventory screen in *Avowed*.
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How to hide or transmog your armor

Gear in Avowed only consists of your main armor and your gloves, but you can hide or transmog both of them to be as fashionable as you want. Hiding your armor can be done no matter what, but you need to have at least two sets of gear to transmog.

Step 1: Pause the game and go into your Inventory.

Step 2: In the armor section, equip the armor you want the stats from and highlight the other armor you want to appear wearing.

Step 3: Press RT on controller or left click on PC to apply the appearance of that armor to your character.

Step 4: To hide your armor, press RT or left click while highlighting the armor you are currently wearing.

You can transmog your main armor, boots, and gloves individually for more variety, but you do need to own whatever armor you want to transmog so don't sell or break down any gear you like the look of.

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