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Contains nudity and suggestive content. Characters model and pose in various sexy outfits.

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A wardrobe for the women in your life.

Extra Outfits adds four full outfit sets to Legacy of the Fallen —
each one tailored individually for five of the game's women, and built into the
systems the base game already has. No new chapter to unlock, no story to finish
first. Buy one, give it to her, and see what she does with it.

This is not a recolor pack. Every one of the twenty outfits is its own set of art
and writing — her own pose gallery, her own dialogue, her own combat sprites, her
own reactions in camp.

The four sets

The Succubus Academy Uniform — a pleated crimson tartan skirt, a white
blouse knotted at the midriff and a loose black tie. The uniform of Igret's
academy, a school whose subject matter is seduction. Demure at a glance, and not
at all on a second one.

The Wedding Dress — ivory silk cut long and close, with a train that pools
like water. Made for one walk down one aisle, and for being looked at the whole
way. On five women who have never once been asked to be somebody's bride.

Swimwear — a pale sky-blue bikini on thin gold chain straps, a gold
sun-disc at the clasp and gold rings at the hips. Cut for sun, salt and nothing
that could be called a task.

The Goth Dress — floor-length black velvet with gold filigree over the
corset, off the shoulder, black lace at the sleeves and a lace choker. Nothing
about it is practical.

Who wears them

• Pegasus — every set tailored open across the back for wings. She holds each one up by two fingers, as if it might bite. Then she puts it on anyway.
  
• Ceraphina — the one woman here who could pass for whatever the outfit says she is, and knows exactly how useful that is.
  
• Kallirhoe — a river goddess in mortal clothes, and not remotely amused about any of it.
  
• Nashoba — nothing off a rack was ever built for a body like hers. She wears it anyway, and dares anyone in the room to comment.
  
• Danu — older than every one of these garments, older than the words for them, and enjoying the joke far more than she lets on.

Exactly what you get

• 20 outfits — four sets, each tailored for Pegasus, Ceraphina, Kallirhoe, Nashoba and Danu
  
• 84 full-screen pose images — a posing gallery for every one of the twenty
  
• 60 combat sprites — every outfit is wearable into battle, with three battle-damage stages each
  
• 151 emote sprites — each woman reacts in each outfit through camp conversations
  
• Per-character dialogue — separate written lines for gifting, wearing and posing, for every outfit
  
• 20 item icons and full shop integration through Vespera's Atelier

Buy it. Gift it. Ask nicely.

Every outfit goes on sale in Vespera's Atelier alongside the base game's own
stock. Purchase one, hand it to the woman it was made for, and she'll tell you
exactly what she thinks of it — in her own voice. Then, back at camp, you can ask
her to wear it.

Not just for looking at

Outfits aren't a menu screen. Wear one into battle and she fights in it, with her
own combat art through every stage of the fight. Talk to her in camp and she
reacts in it, with full emotion sprites for the whole conversation. What she's
wearing follows her everywhere.

The posing gallery

Ask a woman wearing one of these to pose and she'll model it for you, with
dialogue written for her and that outfit. How far she's willing to go depends on
how well she knows you — every pose listed above is reachable in the current
release. She always gets a say.

Drop-in, opt-out

Extra Outfits installs as a proper mod and shows up in the main-menu Mods
manager. Turn it off any time and the new outfits simply leave the shop — your
save keeps working, untouched. It edits nothing in the base game.

Requires the base game Legacy of the Fallen to play.

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We use AI to generate game visual content.