More accessories give smaller style gains
Accessories share a per-tag decay sequence; counts and trim lengths are separate requirements.
For one tag, contributions from all accessories are sorted by absolute strength and multiplied by 1, 0.85, 0.85² and so on. The sequence does not restart for a different item name or accessory category. Two equal +10 contributions therefore add 18.5 before other contributions and final rounding.
The Elaborate tag has a separate +1 per accessory state. Path decorations can split their length into multiple tag contributions, so a drawn trim path is not simply one point accessory. A required count still needs the correct registered accessory type.
Key facts
- Checked rule
- Decay is shared by all accessory contributions to the same tag.
- What still needs checking
- This guide does not calculate exact path-decoration scores or promise a best accessory count.
Steps and checks
- Check the specific deficient style tag and any separate count or length requirement.
- Compare both positive and negative material or pattern weights before spending on many repeated decorations.
- Place the required accessory types and recheck the dress; do not multiply the first accessory's gain by the total count.
Guides and catalog links
Sources
- Finished style scores and sketchbook differences · Mechanics guide
- Accessories and finishing details · Mechanics guide