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| - The Tabard is a normal cloak in Diablo III. It requires character level 25 to be used.
- Tabards, open at the sides and so usually belted, are worn by knights over their armour, and are usually emblazoned with their arms or heraldry of their faction. Full tabards are currently only worn by NPCs, however the Society Armor has a half tabard. Tabards currently in game:
* File:Celestial Hand Tabard Icon.png Celestial Hand
* File:Eldrytch Web Tabard Icon.png Eldrytch Web
* File:Radiant Blood Tabard Icon.png Radiant Blood
* File:The Creeping Blight Tabard Icon.png The Creeping Blight
- A Tabard was a short coat, sleeveless or at last with only short sleeves or shoulder pieces.It could be worn with or without a belt and could be, especially for warriors and some Civil Servants, emblazoned on front and back with a livery or coat of arms.
- In modern British usage, the term has been revived for what is known in American English as a cobbler apron: a lightweight open-sided upper overgarment, of similar design to its medieval and heraldic counterpart, worn in particular by workers in the catering, cleaning and healthcare industries as protective clothing, or outdoors by those requiring high-visibility clothing.
- Tabard refers to a type of clothing bearing a symbol or design and worn in the tabard equipment slot over a character's chest armor. It is a purely cosmetic item intended to add individuality to a character's look, similar to a shirt.
- Historically, a tabard serves both as a sleeveless shirt or coat (often over armor), and as a means of displaying heraldry (as livery). For players, it can show membership in a guild or (for roleplay purposes) allegiance to a particular group, boast of deeds performed, or simply be decorative.
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| - Tabard refers to a type of clothing bearing a symbol or design and worn in the tabard equipment slot over a character's chest armor. It is a purely cosmetic item intended to add individuality to a character's look, similar to a shirt. The only tabard available to players upon the release of World of Warcraft was the guild tabard. The release of battlegrounds and the honor system saw a variety of new tabards introduced, identifying a player's rank or standing with a particular battleground faction. The Scourge Invasion also added a small number of tabards. In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, each faction in Outland was given its own tabard, available at exalted status. World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King continues this trend, but has lower (or no) reputation requirements and instead utilizes faction tabards in a system known as championing for farming reputation. Patch 3.0 introduced the achievement system, which includes rewards for tabard collectors. Upon obtaining a tabard, a general achievement called "Represent" is granted; subsequent achievement points are granted at ten and twenty-five tabards, with the latter granting the Tabard of the Achiever. There is no current plan to alleviate the amount of bag space taken up by tabards as has been done with mount and non-combat pet collections (which grant similar achievements), but Blizzard has said it is a possibility in the future. Some tabards can be discarded and repurchased or reacquired at a tabard vendor. These generally include rewards from non-repeatable quests and achievements (such as the [Green Trophy Tabard of the Illidari]).
- The Tabard is a normal cloak in Diablo III. It requires character level 25 to be used.
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