Farmer Sandson’s chickens need tending. Fortunately there is always seasonal work when you have run out of money and are too poor to pay for a drink at the Bird and Baby.
This shabby outfit will convince anyone that you are truly poor. I wonder what would happen if I wear this around the 21st hall, sit on one of those crates and do the /beg emote every time someone passes. 😉 I got my second shabby cloak in another Inn of the Forsaken run. Great stuff for a shabby look!
Chest: Wash Day Dress, umber dye (skirmish cosmetic)
Head: Weatherbeaten Hat, gold dye (light armour smith Michel Delving)
Back: Recovered Sailor’s Cloak, sienna dye (Inn of the Forsaken barter)
Cosmetic Lotro 
When there were chores to do, my mom always said, “Wear something you don’t mind getting dirty.” I think this outfit qualifies 🙂
Awesomely shabby. 😀 She looks very cheerful as well. 🙂 If my RK was a girl, he’d be wearing this when he needs an alternative to his shabby yule get up.
This is the cloak I got when I got my mark. I just loved that it had an actual hole in it as well as the torn edges – something that neither of the others had.
I think this outfit is the one that’s convinced me to go hunting for outfits in the future too! Granted, it’s shabby looking, but so fitting!!! I’ll have to think about what I want for my characters when I make them 🙂 I love the details the designers have put into everything. I think it’s the first time I’ve ever seen that in a game.
BTW, I didn’t know you could make your character sit. How do you do that? Thanks 🙂
Hi Choco, there’s a whole range of movements that you can do using the emote system (look to the bottom left of your screen for small chat bubble icon to bring up the emote panel). You can perform these motions by using the emote panel or typing in the command in your chatbox. The command to sit down is /sit. But there is /wave /clap /smackhead and lots more! You start out with the basic assortment of emotes on a new character and can earn more by completing certain deed and objectives.
Thanks so much! I’ve tried them all out. It’s quite entertaining to do that 🙂
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