The Witcher 3 Remastered has introduced a new feature that allows players to customize the visual appearance of their weapons and armor without affecting their performance or statistics. This feature, known as "transmogrification," was previously only accessible through community-created modifications (mods). To unlock this option, players must complete specific quests with two master armorers and blacksmiths in the game: Yoana from Perchefreux and Hattori from Novigrad. Yoana, the master armorer of Perchefreux, is part of the Baron's Fief. To access her, players must first speak with Fergus Graem, a dwarf armorer, who will give them a quest related to armor. This quest leads players to the island of Undvik in Skellige, where they must retrieve blacksmithing tools for Yoana. Once this is done, Yoana becomes the designated master armorer, allowing players to craft master rank armor and change its appearance. Hattori, the master blacksmith of Novigrad, runs a shop located in the northwest of the Glory Gate. By completing the quest "Swords and dumplings" with Hattori, players can craft master rank swords and alter their visual design. This gives players greater flexibility in how their characters look without altering the functionality of their gear. To change the appearance of weapons and armor, players must add the equipment to Geralt's inventory. However, items acquired before the release of The Witcher 3 Remastered may not support appearance changes, requiring players to recover them to unlock their visual styles. Each appearance change costs between 100 and 200 crowns, and the color of the armor will adjust based on the original model, ensuring a cohesive and visually consistent customization experience.