The Logistics Coordinator or their appointed person will work with each player to reach the full costuming BP Points which will be awarded at check-in or around that time so please come to check-in wearing your costuming.

Clear Variant Representation- 10 Points

Outstanding Variant Representation- 10 Points  

Post-Apocalyptic Genre Garb/armor- 10 Points

Accessories (including weapons, Scavenging Bag, carried gear props, etc)- 20 Points

Brazen players may costume with long pointed ears, gold and brass skin patterns, or red striped flesh. It is not required but Brazen players often find that using desert-style layered clothing, earth-toned and worn-looking gear, hydration masks, and scarves convey their theme and Variant nature well.  The ‘Dune’ film showcases the ‘Fremen’ whose costuming is a good example of what can be done for Brazen. 

Caliban players may costume their Variant with heavy skin splotching using purple and green to appear poisoned or full of toxins, insectoid/bug-like features which must include antennae at a minimum, or small stunted bat wings on their back. It is not required, but Caliban players often find that using technical items as scrap pieces for costumes, jumpsuits, lab coats, and or truly ragged and heavily distressed clothing that feels like a technician or underground dweller often conveys their theme and Variant nature well. 

Feral players may costume with a decidedly predatory or beast-like visage, animal-like features, a tail, claws, animal eye contacts, or werewolf motif costuming. It is not required but Feral players often find that using hunting clothing, raw or split leather garments, and hanging trophies and other mementos on their costumes often conveys their theme and Variant nature well.  *Feral costuming should never be cute or playful in nature. They are mutated to convey fear and predatory prowess. 

Fortuna players may costume with a jaundiced look, yellow eyes, pure white/silver hair, or extensive yellow clothing. It is not required but Fortuna players often find that using finer-than-usual clothing options, symbols of aristocracy, and yellow accents conveys their theme and Variant nature well. 

Groza players may costume with Inhumanly blue eyes (done through contacts or vibrant blue makeup circling the eye), bluing skin, or hair with blue streaks. Groza players should use furs as accents on various pieces of gear as well as cultural elements from northern-dwelling peoples.  These often convey their theme and Variant nature well. 

 Kerneros players may costume with a pair of satyr horns or antlers, goat-like features, a “green man” effect, or skin sprouting vines and flowers.  It is not required but Kerneros players often find that wearing wild ‘fey’ like clothing, as well as clothing made from all natural materials and with a handmade ‘ren faire’ appearance conveys their theme and Variant nature well.  You must costume the Satyr / Ram horns to have ‘Hard Horns’ expression.

Nereid players may costume with sea monster or fish-person prosthetics and makeup, tentacles, gills, fish eye contacts, or greenish skin. Tetrabrachic Nereid need to costume all four arms. It is not required but Nereid players often find that using sleek costuming that looks like it could be swam in, netting accents, and ocean paraphernalia like shells and coral often conveys their theme and Variant nature well. They may not have brown or red skin coloring as that falls under other Variants.

Peregrine players may costume their Variants with black eyes either through contact lenses or by blackening the skin all the way around the eye, or black veins in the flesh.  It is not required but Peregrine players often find that roadster-style clothing, nomad looks, explorer gear, automotive accouterments, and black fingernails and hair streaking conveys their theme and Variant nature well.

Raptor players may costume with Draconic, Pterosaur, or Bird like wings attached to their arms, Features like that of a hawk, serpent, or feathered dinosaur, or Avian/Reptilian contact lenses. Please stick to non- blue, green, or purple make-up. This restriction does not apply to feathers.  It is to eliminate confusion with other Variants. It is not required but Raptor players often find that using lightweight clothing, harnesses, climbing gear, and goggles conveys their theme and Variant nature well

Revenant players may costume with a zombie or undead appearance, skull face, desiccation, or ghost-like or ectoplasmic glowing effects.  It is not required but Revenant players often find that wearing tough pragmatic clothing, carrying survival and field gear, and wearing small death charms conveys their theme and Variant nature well.

Titan players may costume with greyed skin, stone-like cracks and fissures, glowing symbols on their forehead, or inhuman red eyes (either through contact lenses or by reddening the skin all the way around the eye).  It is not required but Titan players often find that using heavy-looking gear, broad-shouldered costuming, and large footwear often conveys their theme and Variant nature well. 

Veda players must costume with a realistic-looking third eye either drawn on or, preferably, a prosthetic piece. Some players find it helpful to place the eye prosthetic in an easily donned headband. It is not required but Veda players often find that wearing dogma charms, crystals, and other new-age accouterments and costume additions conveys their theme and Variant nature well.