Occams Razor

I don't think it would be a night fight hazard, but I also don't think it fulfills the required costuming for a brightness changeling.

Digitigrade, or Digigrade legs are very cool.

There are many ways to fulfill this requirement, and some that are not allowed in the game.

Creating pants that simulate the effect with padding/foam, is completely allowed! Other words used to find these patterns are "faun legs".
http://www.matrices.net/digitigrade.asp

There are some actual stilts that are made of common materials. If you're interested prototyping a pair and showing us that they're safe, we're very willing to entertain them, especially since they wouldn't be worn at all times and only during certain phases of The Bound or Skinwalkers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JeJ1LimPAk

There are also some fantastic digigrade legs that cost about an arm and a leg, but if you have the money to burn they look FANTASTIC.
http://area51.co/Digilegs/Welcome-to-Di ... tilts.html

There are always other home-grown ways to make this effect happen, if you have a specific idea run it past us! Some unacceptable solutions are: painters' silts, platform boots, and other things that only add height and not the extra jointed look.

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Remember: Safety first, kids!

To answer Janna's question about the dog collars: We're talking about the cheapo nylon dog collars at the pet store, and it's a no because it just doesn't fit the aesthetic. However, I believe we also rule out spiked collars as well, for safety. Spike to the Neck technique is not something we support at OR.

The collar should be something a bit more complicated/special than a nylon dog collar. Think about it--it's the last binding holding in an infernal terror. What does that look like? Any number of interesting things, but not a nylon collar, generally.

Hope that helped.

Janna, stop posting at the same time as me. lol

E-cigarettes & flasks: we have had some question on these. Our understanding is the e-cigarettes make a vapor and don't pose risk of fire. As long as you clean up any waste it might make, they can be used. Flasks (filled with water or your favorite non-alcoholic drink!) are also allowed as props.

Please note: neither of these are allowed be used when you can see OR hear combat. We'd like to avoid incidents of people getting whacked with things in their mouths, even by accident.