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This one came out of left field and hit me HARD. Seriously, I almose fell out of my chair.

Phone booth costume change would be epic.

You kidding? That name is made for City of Heroes! I'm willing to bet it's taken on several servers, on mostly punky-looking characters with Spines (customized to metal), Electric, and Regen powersets.

I'm not sure which aspect of the (non-Praetorian) Merit Vendors is worse: their awful color scheme or the fact that one chick has a belt that's unavailable to players for no apparent reason, and it taunts me.

Man, that sounds like a way of pussyfooting around not letting us get any more than what we have, though. Yeah, I can keep the two pages of characters I have on Virtue, but will I be able to get a third later on if I want more?

So in which universe is Calvin Scott evil, and in which universe are the Clockwork King and Tub Ci legit heroes?

Of course it's NPC-only. Didn't you notice the double cape system?

They must be friends of one of my SG directors! She's a knitter - made a nice pair of fuzzy pink socks for our group's warshade, too:

I don't have anything in Mids, since I haven't a clue what I should even try to do with these sets, and I don't remember what order I took anything in.

What should I slot for if I'm using almost entirely SOs? I can't stand all this invention nonsense, it's far too confusing and time consuming and I never bother with it before level 50.

Rush to release, I'm guessing. But seriously... there's no excuse for this; I could make a tights texture that matched the concept art in ten minutes, tops - probably more like five. She's an NPC, so the fact that there's three colors on her tights is a nonissue.

Yes, but she did have unique concept art that Noble Savage painted of her... the costume she has in game is like if a player tried to make a crappy imitation of what the concept art was. It's the same idea, but with nice stripes on the tights around where the boot and glove parts meet the top and bottom, which would have been unique to Bobcat. However, she still would have been a total catgirl in the same lobotomized sense.

If we're talking about changing NPCs' costumes, I'm going to call attention to Black Swan as well - like Bobcat, I think she was actually downgraded when GR came along, given how her appearance is now practically identical to a vast quantity of female player villains (including one of mine, only Black Swan is even more boring with her grand total of one color). I mean, seriously, it's like both she AND Bobcat were hit with the Generic Stick. She has gone from "exactly like her unique Primal counterpart, only a different color" to "100% possible to duplicate using player costume parts, and therefore surely identical to a few players," and IMO the latter is much, much worse.

I propose nixing the veteran wings in favor of her old feathered mantle and head detail, and giving back the slight blue tint she had before, which is as easy as slapping a Blend pattern on her gloves, boots, and skirt. Then she could look like a proper unique archvillain again.

A Photoshopped visual of this proposed happy medium:

I have a KM character. I tried several color types on her, both light and dark, before I settled on pale blue. While it should be up to the OP, I don't have his definition of "witch magic" to go on - only my own. And whether you color it light or dark, KM is always very flashy and dramatic. While a few cana may have witches that cast flashy, dramatic spells - Bayonetta, I believe, is an example - that's not the standard for what witches are, and if I thought "Bayonetta" immediately upon hearing "witch" I wouldn't have advised against guns either.

I disagree. OP asked specifically for "witch magic," and Kinetic Melee, while very magical, doesn't seem very witchy to me. Now, for a wizard, magical construct, or battlemage it'd be fantastic, but when I hear "witch magic" I think less flashy than that. To reference tabletop gaming, if you're thinking "I wanna cast Magic Missile!" that's more a sorcerer or wizard style while a witch spell would at least be more subtle or at least more clearly connected to a classical element. Hexes, curses, control, nature, divination, and wards are all very witchy, but blasts not so much unless you can tie them to one of those themes.