Tailor Archive

I'm sick of backpacks and they just don't match my formal gowns, so here's some ideas off the top of my head of things I would like to see in the future.

Wrist purse - can be worn in place of a bracelet on the wrist, naturally it will be small so maybe it can hold a max of 10 items. Cloth palette since its a lightweight and delicate item, 2 colors, one for strap, one for bag portion

Handbag - carried item (ie. weapon) so no weapon may be equipped with it, larger then the wrist purse, but smaller then a backpack, max 25 items, expanded leather palette for bag portion and metal palette for the clasp

Shoulder bag - good for guys and gals, worn over the shoulder (ie. bandolier), expanded leather palette for bag and strap, metal palette for clasp, smaller then a backpack in theory so maybe max of 40 items

What do you all think?

A pocket belt where you can actually store stuff would be nice.

I'd love a briefcase. It would give me an excuse to use the title "Businessman" again

I would love a shoulder pack instead of my tacky travel or military one.

Giving the items such as "multipocket belts" 5-10 storage slots would be nice too. I don't know if they are setup to limit on size, but if so, small items would be called for.

I'd love to see a holster (ala Han Solo) or a rifle/carbine sling... The holster would be capable of holding one pistol weapon and perhaps a few items on the belt.

I don't see why belts should be limited in the size of items they can hold (if indeed they could hold anything at all).

I mean really, I can carry 50huge couches in my backpack, equip it, then carry 60 more in my inventory. So whyshouldn't Ibe able tostuff an armoire in my belt?

ahhhh

but if they allow storage in the pocket of clothing, then people will ask if thats a bookcase in your pocket or if you just happy to see them.

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SInce folks cant wear a bandolier and a backpack at the same time, and since the pack is really a "bag of holding", why not let bandoliers function as pascks, with just the appearance being the difference.

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Zig, that is a major moment of clarity! I wish I'd thought of it. Why can't a bandollier act as a backpack?

In fact, why are backpacks the only player made container? (I know, this path has been travelled before).

SInce folks cant wear a bandolier and a backpack at the same time, and since the pack is really a "bag of holding", why not let bandoliers function as pascks, with just the appearance being the difference.

Also, since some clothing cannot be worn with a pack equipped, I think that a handbag/briefcase/etc would be a wonderful idea.