Morticia v2.0

Hello again! So Morticia v1.0 needed a lot of fixing and tweaking. Thanks for reviewers I think I managed to improve the look a lot more, giving it a full Necromancer Theme (#embracethedarkness). Things that were pointed out: - Wreath of Cooperation is accetpable, but maybe try something else, like the Wraith Masque. - Phoenix Gloves are ok. Mantle of the Lich can be too feathery. Phoenix shoes could be swapped for something else. - Try Researcher's Shoes or Human T3 Shoes instead. - Add red somewhere in the mix to match Twilight's red tones. - Incinerator and SAB weapons are too tech oriented to match the idea of the look as well as the overal scenario. - Marjory's weapons are probably better matches. - Use a different, maybe darker, green dye such as Grape Leaf. I did a lot of experimenting with dyes, and found out that Grape Leaf was a bit too dark, and it wouldn't show as much in the screenshots due to the darkness of the Hellion Forest. I did change it this time though, for a similar and better looking one, Algae Dye. I've always like the dye, it cost me a fortune and I never really had the chance to use it until now (and I'm glad you guys suggested changing the dyes). Since the look was heading towards a more darker, evil look, I decided to take Cambeleg's advice and use something red. As I stated before, adding red dyes was going to be very tricky because of how the dye channels work on those armor pieces, but the Glowing Crimson Mask seems to work pretty well for this (the Wraith Masque was ok, but maybe too bright for the dark tones and the background). Weapons overall were swapped for Necromancer themed ones. Marjory's Dagger was a must and even if the Marjory's Axe clips, I kicked my OCD aside and used it. I think that the Pirate Cane and the Orrian Warhorn were nice additions as well. Now lastly, the boots. This was really hard, because the look has volume on the upper and middle sections. The boots needed to keep that balance. The researcher's Shoes only had 1 dye channel, making it hard to pair with the look. The human T3 cultural seemed ok, but they are really shiny, and they don't cover the back side of the legs too well, making it a bit odd when you look at the character from behind. They are also a bit thin makingit lose proportion on the low section of the outfit. I decided to pair it with Carapace Boots, which I think shouldn't give any problems considering it's the actual armor piece for the chest and skirt. I had a ton of fun playing around with the skins and trying to make this fit its purpose. I hope there's a better execution this time. Thanks again for all the feedback!