To change your appearance in Diablo 4, all you'll need to do is find a wardrobe, which you can see on your map. (Picture: Blizzard Entertainment) How To Change Character Appearance in Diablo 4 Valeera definitely has that Instagram photoshop look to her in a lot of official art, so while character creator wasn't super realistic either, it was still closer to what unphotoshopped women look like.It's easy to change your character's appearance in Diablo 4. took me about 5 minutes to settle on the look. I ended up going with quazi furiosa/sylvanas look (coal over eyes, but looked like it was smeared downwards).ĭidn't fiddle for hours, because there wasn't enough there to spend that much time on. Do you have a screenshot of your toon? I didn't fiddle with the char gen menu for hours but I saw upfront was pretty disappointing.I didn't take screenshots, but she ended up looking a bit like young Lucy Liu, that said, I've looked through all the preset options and I found them all very attractive, the hair options were not as varied as I would have preferred, but there was still quite a bit to chose from - from 'traditionaly' feminine to punk to some in betweens - I picked a Lara Croftish high ponytail for my rogue. Same way they bulked up the D2R Druid some compared to the original.

Rather than its being an archetype thing like Nercos being tall and lithe. Still, if Blizzard was on a crusade against them tiddies they wouldn't have had the Sorceress be smokin hot and always wear more revealing robes than her male counterpart.I assumed they were trying to go back to the lore that Druids are a distinct group of people who split off from Barbarian culture in ancient times. Feels like an outdoors(wo)man could be a bit beefy but not to such a degree, more like a lumberjack's build than an Olympic-level weightlifter's, but then again Barbarians aren't exactly realistic either.

I do slightly question Druids being thiccer than thicc, regardless of gender. I get the appeal of a customization option for body type but eh, it doesn't feel quite needed in this context IMO. It makes sense and helps visual identification as well. Barbarians are ripped mountains of muscles because that fits the fantasy, while necromancers spending all their time studying forbidden tomes in dark places makes them look rail thin. I do kinda like that each class has a specific body type.

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