I'm not sure what numbers you are adding from my post.
10 unique models in ARR tome sets vs 15 in Shadowbringers is not "one more".
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I agree that some sets are more alike in the same tier than others, which is something I've written in the description. The thing with Shisui gear is then that it's very different gear for male and female. If we compare this to the Imperial set that was released, it's near same for male/female, but only 2 base sets with minor variations (casters having cape vs. non on scouting+striking).
Mistyped, but what does it matter? Tell me again how a winter/snow themed gearset is lore accurate with an undersea dungeon. Now you’re just evading the question lol. Also if you’re going to try and insult someone’s intelligence, at least know proper grammar. It’s your in this case, not you’re.
Mistyped? It actually does matter.
At any rate, do yourself a favor and look up fashions from India. That's where Thavnair gains its inspiration from.
You should also check to see where the dungeon actually lies, up in Ilsabard, where it's a cooler climate.
Everything makes sense if you make the effort to look and see what's going on.
Tropical Thavnair itself is also "in Ilsabard", at least according to our teleport list, and the ruins are in the Bounty which is the sea south of Ilsabard and west of Thavnair. The dungeon is also specifically a Thavnairian treasure vault.
I am also confused as to why we are getting wintery fur-lined costumes from it. If there are specific Indian designs that they are based on, I would appreciate learning the context because I wouldn't know where to start looking.
I did forget about Shisui having gender differences, although that reminds me that they also used the Shisui designs as seasonal gear, so it's not unique.
(A pity they didn't include the gloves and hairpins in the dyeable seasonal version, though.)
Edit: On further thought, the Shisui gear is essentially ONE model per gender, except that some of them have the full model and some have parts of it (sleeves, drapes, etc) removed.