If you happen to transform the wrong hat into the King Slime Crown, you can remove the transformation with a Glamour Dispeller. You can only apply your custom plates in towns and sanctuaries, not in the field or in an instanced dungeon. However, if you also want to create a plate that contains any restricted gear, like job artifact armor and any tools or weapons, you will need to make a completely separate plate. This won’t be a problem if you are Glamouring just the standalone King Slime Crown. You have a total of 10 plates, which must be spread across all of your classes and jobs.

Now that the King Slime Crown is in the Dresser you can produce a Glamour Plate. If you want to undo this choice, right-click on the King Slime Crown and select Restore Item, though your prism won’t be refunded. Please note, this will remove the item from your inventory and you will no longer be able to wear it proper. You can consume a single prism to transform an item such as the King Slime Crown. Once you have a Glamour Prism you must head to an inn room within one of the major cities. Level 15 Disciples of the Hand can also craft their own prisms. To use Glamours you will need Glamour Prisms which can be gained from your Grand Company for 200 Grand Company Seals, or at Wolves Den Pier for 100 Wolf Marks these are a reward for PvP matches like Rival Wings, The Feast, or Frontlines. Both quests can be completed at level 15, but the latter is located in a potentially dangerous level 50 zone. To unlock this power you must complete either the quest A Self Improving Man from Wiscard at Mor Dhona X: 22, Y: 6, or If I Had a Glamour from Swyreim at Western Thanalan X: 12, Y: 14. This means you can turn powerful helms from Allagan tomestones and Eden raids back into the King Slime Crown. However, thanks to the Glamour system new top of the line gear can be transformed to appear visually identical to old equipment. Since the King Slime Crown has no combat purpose, it might at first seem like a town only item.

Monster crown transformation