A Life in the Spiral Lacks Fashion

Welcome to the Fashionable Diviner. I can't say that I am some kind of well known gradmaster who blogs everyday, but this was an idea I had.

This is a blog for Wizard1o1, which you may or may not have heard of. If you haven't, well you're missing out! It's a faimly oriented game for the young and old alike. A good friend of mine's entire family were beta testers, and they love the game. It starts off entirely free to play, until you hit about level 10, at which point you aren't able to do any quests. But, if you do decide to suscribe, it is just a measly $60 a year, which is about how much your average nitendo game might cost. It starts off very easy, but gets harder and harder. By the time you hit Dragonspyre, more commonly known as DS, you should be having half an hour long boss battles. Or there abouts, since I'm only in Mooshu. Go here for more info on the game.

Anywho, I'm Brooke Moonstone, a level 36 Diviner, aka storm wizard, who is currently in Mooshu, which is the fourth world out of the five main worlds so far (although I am physced for Celestia, the sixth world, coming out soon!).

In real life I am a very stressed almost highschool student, who enjoys reading, drawing, and video games. Other video games I have played include: Dragonfable, Adventure Quest, Dizzywood (well, that's not really an RPG, just a game), Neopets (again, not RPG), Webkinz (litteraly, when it came out. I was a lot younger then), and occasionaly I attempted to play text based RPGs, but got very bored. So Wizards was really the first MMORPG I've ever played. My parents don't play video games, since they both work full time, and my sister is a little too little to play, leaving me as the only one in my family who plays. I love writting (failed wizard story though), drawing and film. What sets me a little apart in my interests then everyone else is the fact that I can just sit down and focus on something. I have recently written a story for Neopets, link here: March of the Fire Part One, the first instalment of which was just published yesterday. I was like "OMG YAY!" a couple hours ago, but I've been wizarding more often as of now. I was really waiting for a responce for a while, and got bored.

Sooooooooo, back to this blog. I don't think I can even begin to express how many fashion failures I have seen in game. I mean, a pyromancer with green hair and orange robes? Eww. How about someone wearing something like a Mooshu helmet and a Marleybone dress in purple and green? Ack! What is wrong with you people?

I am devoting this blog to the fashion of Wizard 101, Do's and Don't's, styles that suit you, colors that work for your school and don't look too odd, hair and mounts. If you start worying about stats, this is why I stitch all of my robes.

Every few days or so I will be adressing each different world's style, and the fashion to avoid (there is this really anoying Marleybone hat that just...UGH). After that, I might get into color and mounts.