30MF Class Up Armor (Liber Assassin Slash)

While Class Up expansions have sparse amounts of parts, the "Slash" is pretty stingy.
Even if the number of parts is similar to others, what you get is a lot smaller, at least when it comes to the armor and is nowhere near as prominent as something like the Paladin sets.

The Slash is more of an equipment upgrade, with two long swords and a great sword, which can be equipped on the back plate and back skirt, with an additional two C-clips designed so they layer atop one another.
The long swords can be used with the Paladin's blade extension part, even though the fit is a bit loose.

Note that the Liber version uses a very pale 'ice blue' color for all the weapons and armor parts. You might feel tempted to try and use them with the Rosan Assassin armor, which uses a slightly warmer white, but the colors don't match.
The reverse is not the same, as the Rosan Slash upgrade looks quite good on the Liber Assassin, while the white is a harsh contrast.

There is only one dagger upgrade and it will no longer fit in the sheath.
The two horns that attach onto the hood give it a 'demon-like' (in the Japanese sense) appearance.
The two bladed peg pieces are meant to go on the forearms but also fit on the side of the calves.
The purple cloth parts are a copy of the Rosan Slash upgrade and are not meant to be used, but they fit onto the shoulders under the spikes.

The sculpt of the Liber and Rosan Slash upgrades are different, using different horns, shin plates and shoulder blades.

If you want more swords, this is a fairly decent way of getting them, but it's largely an underwhelming upgrade, at least visually.

While Class Up expansions have sparse amounts of parts, the "Slash" is pretty stingy.
Even if the number of parts is similar to others, what you get is a lot smaller, at least when it comes to the armor and is nowhere near as prominent as something like the Paladin sets.

The Slash is more of an equipment upgrade, with two long swords and a great sword, which can be equipped on the back plate and back skirt, with an additional two C-clips designed so they layer atop one another.
The long swords can be used with the Paladin's blade extension part, even though the fit is a bit loose.

Note that the Liber version uses a very pale 'ice blue' color for all the weapons and armor parts. You might feel tempted to try and use them with the Rosan Assassin armor, which uses a slightly warmer white, but the colors don't match.
The reverse is not the same, as the Rosan Slash upgrade looks quite good on the Liber Assassin, while the white is a harsh contrast.

There is only one dagger upgrade and it will no longer fit in the sheath.
The two horns that attach onto the hood give it a 'demon-like' (in the Japanese sense) appearance.
The two bladed peg pieces are meant to go on the forearms but also fit on the side of the calves.
The purple cloth parts are a copy of the Rosan Slash upgrade and are not meant to be used, but they fit onto the shoulders under the spikes.

The sculpt of the Liber and Rosan Slash upgrades are different, using different horns, shin plates and shoulder blades.

If you want more swords, this is a fairly decent way of getting them, but it's largely an underwhelming upgrade, at least visually.