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Steampunk and Victorian
Brass, corsets, airships, and invention: Victorian style with gears on it.
Steampunk Kit
Brass and leather over Victorian bones: goggles up, watch chained, and one invention you are clearly proud of.
Goggles (Dust, Brass, and Pilot Styles)
One accessory, three genres: dust goggles for the wasteland, brass for steampunk, tinted lenses for pilots and couriers.
Top Hat and Bowlers
Instant Victorian silhouette: a top hat for the inventor, a bowler for the clerk with secrets.
Corset and Waistcoat Pieces
The structured layer that makes Victorian and steampunk outfits read as tailored instead of dressed-up.
Pocket Watch Prop
A chained pocket watch is a character in your waistcoat pocket: the mesmerist's focus, the gentleman's tell, the time traveler's tool.
Leather Satchel and Messenger Bags
An in-character bag for the modern necessities: it hides the phone, the snacks, and the spare batteries inside the fiction.
All Steampunk and Victorian gear
Leather Armor (Cuirass and Bracers)
Molded leather torso armor and bracers: lighter than mail, quieter, and the rogue or ranger look in one purchase.
Belt, Pouch and Sword Frog Set
A wide belt carries your pouch (phone, wallet, game coins), your weapon frog, and half your character's silhouette.
SFX Makeup Basics Kit
Scar wax, fake blood, bruise wheels, and dirt: the difference between a costume and a character who has lived a life.
Character Wig
A wig is the fastest full-character change there is: color and silhouette before a word is spoken.
Foam Dart Blaster (Prop)
The base gun for sci-fi and steampunk characters: painted and weathered, a foam dart blaster becomes a ray gun or aether pistol.
Prop Holster and Belt Rig
A holster finishes a blaster prop and keeps it out of your hands between scenes.
Victorian Formal Outfit
Tailcoats, waistcoats, gowns, and gloves: the dress code of the vampire salon and the steampunk ball alike.