Rappelz Tournament Item Database
Arabian Costume [*][*][*][*] is listed in the Rappelz Tournament item catalogue as Body costumes at Rank 1 with an available interactive 3D equipment preview.
A verified client model is available for this item. Drag to rotate in the viewer and use the full-view option for additional controls. The preview is lazy-loaded near the viewport so the model is not part of the initial page load.
These records share the same display name but represent separate item IDs. Required level is shown first so players can quickly choose the correct version. Rank, category, 3D and source differences are also preserved; additional reconciled stat or effect differences can be added here later without changing these stable URLs.
| Item version | Required level | Rank | Category | 3D | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arabian Costume [*][*][*][*]ID 2013456 · current | Unknown | Rank 1 | Body costumes | Available | Catalogue |
| Arabian Costume [*][*][*][*]ID 2520016 | Unknown | Rank 1 | Body costumes | Available | Catalogue |
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0 is treated as unknown and is not rendered as a requirement. Atlas/reference relationships are labelled separately from Tournament-specific data. Shared 3D models are grouped visually while stable item IDs keep their individual database records.