Oathbound Shadowguard – Hooded Warrior 3D Character Outfit

Unleash a battle-hardened warrior from the echoes of forgotten kingdoms. The Oathbound Shadowguard is a meticulously crafted highpoly 3D outfit, designed for cinematic-quality projects and hyper-detailed renders.

This hooded armor set blends medieval aesthetics with fantasy storytelling, perfect for bringing depth, mystery, and power to your character.

• Key Features:

• Highpoly Mesh – Sculpted for maximum detail and realism. Ideal for concepting, promotional art, cinematic cutscenes, and next-gen visuals.

• Particle Distance: 5 – Exceptional cloth simulation fidelity, preserving folds and silhouette integrity.

• 4K PBR Textures – Includes Albedo, Normal, Roughness, Metalness, AO – ready for physically accurate shading across engines.

• Editable .SBSAR File (Substance Painter Project) – Fully customizable: tweak materials, change patterns, adjust wear & tear, or swap color schemes with ease.

• Layered Design – Leather, steel, chainmail, and fabric, all clearly separated for modular edits.

• Lore-Driven Character Concept:

Sworn to an ancient code and exiled from the courts of men, the Shadowguard roams the borderlands between empires—keeper of lost truths and punisher of oathbreakers. His presence is a whisper in the wind, his justice delivered from the shadows.

Use this outfit to bring to life:

An elite royal guardian

A fallen knight turned wanderer

A dark ranger from forgotten realms

Or even a fantasy general in a cinematic campaign

• Recommended Use Cases:

• Cinematic cutscenes

• Stylized or realistic renders

• NPC or boss concepting

• Unreal Engine / Unity prototyping

• Portfolio presentation

• High-quality collectible sculpting

• Game key art or promotional visuals

• Note: This is a highpoly model and has not been retopologized for in-engine animation. Ideal for static poses, cinematics, or concept base.

• What’s Included:

Highpoly mesh (.ZPRJ/.FBX/.OBJ)

4K PBR texture maps

Substance Painter project file (.SPP)

*OBJ and FBX files come without embedded textures. The textures are included separately in the 'Textures' folder.

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