Bishop Armor Set - Remastered

Fixed the metal texture of the helmet, adjusted the proportions of the legs and body to better match the image of the bishop, and made some other aesthetic adjustments.

Prelate's armor set - Redone

🎮 **A visual enhancement module specifically optimized for the Bishop armor set in Elden Circle**

✨ Major improvements

• **Helmet Material Upgrade**: Adjusted to a shiny dark gray to match the rest of the suit perfectly, and added realistic eyehole design
• **Body proportion optimization**: The legs are greatly thickened and the waist is slightly narrowed to make the overall proportions more coordinated.
• **Breastplate details adjustment**: Remove the original chain mail skirt, add more metal scales and small pieces of plate armor to fill the unprotected gaps
• **Elbow Armor Recolor**: Adjusted to a lighter color to better coordinate with the lighter tone of the gauntlets
• **Helm Decoration Added**: Added the Fire Monk's iconic emblem on both sides of the helmet
• **Slightly wider shoulders**: Enhance overall momentum
• **Thickened helmet mesh**: more three-dimensional and natural when viewed from below

🎯 Final effect

After a complete redesign, this armor now has more balanced proportions and a unified color scheme, presenting a more majestic image of the bishop!

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📥 Installation Guide

ModEngine2 users

• Unzip the downloaded .rar file
• Place the "parts" folder into the "mod" folder of Mod Engine
• If you already have the "parts" folder of other mods, you can also directly put the .dcx file into it.

Metis Mod Launcher Users

• Start the program and select the "Mods" tab on the left
• Click "Add from folder" and select the directory containing the "parts" folder
• Select the profile in the "Profiles" tab and check the newly added mod

💡 **Tip**: If you want to keep the original version of a piece of equipment, just delete the corresponding file in the "parts" folder of my mod:

• AM: Gauntlet
• BD: Breastplate
• LG: Legs
• HD: Helmet

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🎨 Design Concept

The disproportionality issues with the original Bishop suit are especially noticeable when wearing the full suit - why do we have a thick torso at the Bishop level, but with slim legs at the Player level? The short chainmail skirt on the breastplate attempts to cover up the incongruity of the lower body, but this neither conforms to the image of the bishop in the game, nor is the effect ideal. Additionally, the red tint of the helmet is overly obvious and heavily worn, contrasting starkly with the smooth dark gray metal of the rest of the suit.

This mod aims to resolve all of these visual inconsistencies and make the Bishop suit truly look as majestic as it deserves!