Wangfu Ladagan clothing
The Noble Blood Loincloth has been retextured and the rags of the Golden Mask have been replaced to match King Vladagon's costume as depicted in in-game artwork, statues, and paintings.
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The Noble Blood Loincloth has been retextured and the rags of the Golden Mask have been replaced to match King Vladagon's costume as depicted in in-game artwork, statues, and paintings.
王VRADAGON CLOTHING
✨ **Perfectly Restore the Look of Radagon** - Carefully designed based on the image of King Radagon in in-game artwork, statues and paintings!
🎨 Clothing features
This module redesigns the following equipment:
- **Noble Blood Loin Cloth Retextured**
- Removed stripes and gold pattern on loincloth
- More in line with Radagan’s solemn image
- **Gold Mask Rag Replacement**
- Replaced the rags of the original Gold Mask with a black ascetic loincloth
- Added cleaner, smoother shading effects to the loincloth
🛠️ Recommended supporting modules
Want to achieve the complete Radhagaon look? Recommended to use with:
- **Radagon Face Slider** by Nouvlesse
- **Elden Crown** by MadMaxLiS
- **Malika's Hammer** by RasterMaster289
- **2B standby animation** by ZeroXavier666
📥 Installation Guide
- Download and install ModEngine2
- Drag the parts folder into the mod folder of ModEngine2
- Start the game using ModEngine2
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🎮 **Try Now** - Play as the majestic King Vladagon in Elden's Circle and experience a new role-playing experience!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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