Fulcrum, поэтому кодекс чести и рекомендует вести поединки в своём классе юнитов. Мехи с мехами, элемы с элемами, ASF с ASF
Fulcrum писал(а):Кланы запрещают физатаки по мехам
Не запрещают, а морально осуждают. Николасу Керенскому не нравились физатаки, фу, говорил, так делать. И фи
Fulcrum писал(а):а что насчет элементалов?
Когда был Николас Керенский -- элементалов не было, так что по ним нещитово. Применяй, сколько сможешь
Добавлено спустя 12 минут 28 секунд:-Ди- писал(а):А что носят жители вселенной БТ?
Везде по-разному. Вселенная большая, а мода ещё и меняется от сезона к сезону. Так что описания есть, в основном, общего характера, оставляющие достаточно места фантазии игроков. Заданы общие рамки, не выходя за которые ты можешь одеть персонажей хоть в кринолины и смокинги, хоть в голые сиськи, лава-лава и котеку на писюн.
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With no unifying culture to shape the dress of its inhabitants, the Free Worlds instead has a plethora of fashions as colorful and varied as the people who wear them. On Atreus and similar cosmopolitan worlds, no one style pre-dominates. Instead, each new year (or “season,” in fashion parlance) sparks a covert war between couturiers to provide the latest fashion-able look. The League’s “style leaders” likewise vie to pick the fashions that will typify the year (and to avoid trends likely to become em-barrassments). Getting caught wearing last season’s clothes—or, in the most extreme cliques, wearing the same outfit twice—is a social gaffe of the highest order. Most fashion houses produce two concurrent collections—genuine “trend-setter” outfits and “sheep-chic” for the mass market (the latter term originated with the idea that its wearers want to be stylish, but succumb to a herd instinct that ends with everyone dressed similarly). Some trends, like the “mercenary chic” of the mid-30th century, persist for a time, but most fade quick-ly only to be rediscovered decades or centuries later.Corporate employees commonly have a specific uniform or con-straints on their mode of dress, both of which impose uniformity of appearance (though some seek to buck the trend, personalizing their clothing while toeing the official line). Formal suits and jackets are common, though neckties are not part of current fashions.Regional variations make little change in core styles, often mere-ly emphasizing particular colors or materials, though some provinces and worlds have clearly defined clothing. Dashikis and tams are popular on many worlds with a strong African heritage like those of the Mosiro Archipelago, while saris and choli are popular among women on worlds of Indian heritage, in particular in the Principality of Regulus. The black bekishe is the normal dress for Hasidim, while djelabas and kaftans predominate among the Free Worlds’ Islamic population. Charro suits appear on many of the “Southwestern worlds” alongside Pueblo mantles, while in Andurien and on other worlds along the Capellan border, cheongsam and tang jackets are popular. Even tracht, dirndl skirts and lederhosen may be found in the League, usually on worlds with a Germanic heritage or that border the Lyran Alliance.
Members of the League Parliament wear distinctive dress: a white high-collared linen shirt and black trousers or skirt, over which is worn a purple chasuble with color panels inset in the shoulders denoting regional affiliations. The uniformity this outfit lends to Parliament is deceptive, but it also formalizes the post of MP. While wearing the chasuble and in the precincts of the Parliament complex, an MP cannot be prosecuted for anything he or she says, no matter how libelous or scurrilous—a practice that gave rise to the phrase, “under the chasuble” to describe pronouncements made from a privileged position.
Handbook: House Marik (35019), pp.118-119
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