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In Lost Ark, players are presented with an expansive world filled with a plethora of gameplay mechanics and features. In the midst of the seemingly endless sea of weapons, armor, and outfits, some of the game’s more subtle features may go unnoticed. Dyes, in particular, offer you to customize your character’s appearance, allowing you to personalize and stand out from the crowd.
This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know about using dyes in Lost Ark. With this knowledge, you will be able to make the most of this exciting feature and make your character truly one-of-a-kind.
All About Making Dyes And Applying Them On Skins
If you’re looking to create and apply dyes to your character’s skins in Lost Ark, the first and most crucial step is acquiring Dye Reagents. Unfortunately, there are limited options available when it comes to obtaining these valuable items. One way to acquire them is by purchasing them directly from in-game stores.
Another option is to log in to the game on consecutive days, as the game rewards players with Dye Reagents for their loyalty. You may also come across Dye Reagents while completing miscellaneous quests or side missions, but these instances are few and far between.
If you want to stock up on Dye Reagents, it’s best to rely on purchasing them from the store rather than relying on the possibility of finding them through other methods.
To dye your skins in Lost Ark, your first stop should be the Dye Station. Before you head there, it’s important to make sure you have enough Magick Society Dye Reagents, Pattern Reagents, and Shine Reagents. The minimum requirement is 10 of each to dye your skin once. Each reagent serves a different function:
- Dye Reagent changes color.
- Pattern Reagent lets you choose different patterns for your skin.
- Shine Reagent adds shine to your skin.
Once you’ve reached the Dye Station, you’ll find an NPC that you need to talk to. This will open up the Skin modding menu, where you can begin dyeing your skins. It’s important to note that not all skins can be dyed. Skins that cannot be dyed will have the message “Cannot be dyed” written in their description. So, before you proceed, make sure that your skin is eligible for dyeing.
Once you’ve selected your skin, you’ll be presented with the different parts of your skin that you can dye. You can select the color and pattern for each part and adjust the shine of your skin, which can range from a matte finish to super shiny skin. Additionally, there’s a preset option that can help you maintain consistency in your color theme.
At the bottom of the screen, you’ll see the reagent cost for dyeing and a preview panel on the right. Inspect your skin, make your selections, and lastly, hit apply. By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to creating and applying dyes to your character’s skins and making them stand out.
