Dress Code

Deity	Headgear	Amulet	Main Hand	Off Hand	Body	Rings	Footwear	Bonus
Klaskov (fighter)	Iron Helm			Tower Shield	Plate Mail		Iron Shoes	Bonus HP recovery.
Belweir (wizard)	Floppy Hat				Plain Robe	2 Rings	Pointed Slippers	Bonus Mana recovery
Quizar (ranger)	Leather Cap		Rapier (not Lightning Rapier)	Buckler	Leather Tunic or Studded Leather Tunic		Hiking Boots	Arrows don't break, Traps don't trigger
			Bow (in either hand)
				Torch
Tlosh (necromancer)	Gold Crown	Gold or Ruby Necklace	Staff or Wand		Crystal Plate	2 Gold Rings		Death Magic Immunity and Finger of Death spell accuracy 100%
H'ruth (barbarian)	Feathered Helm	Any	Spear or Silver Spear		Leather Tunic or Studded Leather Tunic or Chainmail or Mithril Chainmail		Riding Boots	Can move and attack diagonally
Pax (cleric)		Any		Book	Chainmail or Mithril Chainmail		Sandals	Pets gain Bonus healing

Notes

• All gods increase piety to someone wearing their dress code, but to varying degrees. Fighters, wizards, and rangers each have a 1 in 5 chance per turn to gain piety. Necromancers have a 1 in 20 chance, while clerics and barbarians have only a 1 in 40 chance.
• You do not need to actually worship a god, or even be in good standing with them to gain the benefits from their dress code. This can even be used to reduce negative piety (somewhat), or scrounge up the points to take a level in their class.
• ><0|V| will mimic the codes and bonuses of his current whim.
• Agnostics have neither dress codes nor bonuses, but can still benefit from the other gods' dress codes.
• When praying, you may notice * and + symbols after your piety and god points. This is an indication of how much that god likes your outfit.
• A Lightning Rapier does not count towards the ranger outfit, only a plain Rapier will do.
• Artifact items do count towards the dress codes. Also, an item's spirituality and enchantment do not affect its eligibility towards a dress code.

Game messages

• Dressed as a fighter (Klaskov)

Gain Notice	You look like a fighter!
Lose Notice	You look less belligerent.

• Dressed as a wizard (Belweir)

Gain Notice	You look like a wizard!
Lose Notice	You look less foolish.

• Dressed as a ranger (Quizar)

Gain Notice	You look like a ranger!
Lose Notice	You look less adventurous.

• Dressed as a necromancer (Tlosh)

Gain Notice	You look like a servant of death!
Lose Notice	You look less deadly.

• Dressed as a barbarian (H'ruth)

Gain Notice	You look like a barbarian!
Lose Notice	You look like you could read.

• Dressed as a cleric (Pax)

Gain Notice	You look like a cleric!
Lose Notice	You look less holy.