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Rate my Turban(?)

xkatz

Well-Known Member
I want to know how this looks... I actually had to use the under turban though because the regular one is too long for me atm. So how does look? I am on the right track?
turban1.jpg


Front view

turban2.jpg


Side view

Note: I do actually shoot laz0rs! :eek:

Maybe I'll post more later.
 

xkatz

Well-Known Member
Needs work.
Find a Sikh to show you how to do it right.

Ya your probably right. I'll have to ask when I get opportunity. At least it's better than my first attempt at it :rolleyes:

Also a new picture.

turban3.jpg


Front view
 
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Onkara

Well-Known Member
Better than my attempts with a scarf before visiting a Gurdwara :D

It looks like you have the triangular peek on the forehead, which looks good in my opinion. I get the impression from pictures on line that one needs to hold the end in one's mouth and that helps to get a very very tight hold on the head when you start to wrap it. Try searching for guides/videos online if you didn't already. I think it needs lots of pressure, more than feels normal, because you never see a Sikh with a loose turban and I guess they become looser as the day goes on.

PS I like the pepper on your nose :) You could drawn on yourself a false beard to look the part!
 

Onkara

Well-Known Member
What are the stat bonuses granted when equipped?
Hi Father Heathen
In my understanding (and I hope Gursikh, Wayfarer, Odion, Xkatz and others will give theirs) the status bonus of wearing a turban from a Sikh perspective are:

1) Symbolic that the wearer recognises that long hair is natural and it is the complete acceptance of nature (i.e. God)

2) Symbolic that they have done or are considering Sikh Baptism (amrit)

3) A sense of social and political identity (often where such identity is beneficial for moral or social reasons, rather than only political)

4) Sumbolic that they are following the 10th Guru's teachings specifically and so encompassing all of the 10 Guru's teaching, and not a break out sect.

5) A warrior - because of historic reasons this dress was used by the Khalsa, who are a warrior and defender. Sikh's do not believe in passivity if attacked, rather they have a militant strand (largely historic due to invaders in the Punjab).

6) It is pretty normal and practical way of dressing i.e. socially acceptable in the hot Punjab climate, I guess.

I should state these are my individual opinions and are liable to debate or error. :eek:
 

MissAlice

Well-Known Member
I'd rate it as a 3 or 2.


Needs to be up higher and embellished with decor.

Oh and it would help if you had a beard.



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xkatz

Well-Known Member
What are the stat bonuses granted when equipped?

+10 stamina

+100 attack power

+15% crit damage

And a 10% chance to summon Guru Gobind Singh on a crit

Pretty much everything Onkarah said about the turban is correct. It basically gives Sikh a common identity.

:D :D :D

And @ MissAlice,

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Now that's a real turban! :D
 
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nomadchild

Gone Sailing
+10 stamina

+100 attack power

+15% crit damage

And a 10% chance to summon Guru Gobind Singh on a crit

Pretty much everything Onkarah said about the turban is correct. It basically gives Sikh a common identity.

:D :D :D

And @ MissAlice,

28_05_2004_0716_2.jpg


Now that's a real turban! :D
Now I see how he wears it, he has no neck!
 

DeitySlayer

President of Chindia
LOL I wore like a normal turban on my cousin's wedding, and it KILLED my head; that one must be unbelievably uncomfortable.
 

GURSIKH

chardi kla
:D nice attempt X ;)

as Seryoni said it can be improved , turban Require s Guideance ,


stripped turban is more popular
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:p blessings
 

GURSIKH

chardi kla
Maharaja Duleep Singh ,last Sikh Ruler whose Empire was all North India , Pakistan upto Afghanistan ,Iran .

Maharajah_Duleep_Singh.jpg
 
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