I wonder how much design effort it takes to adapt armour onto different 3D model body types? I'm an artist, I did a little bit of 3D animation waaaaayyyy back in art college - but that was years ago, and everything has changed now.
Currently we have the same underlying 3D male body model for most male characters, PC or NPC. I honestly haven't made a male character so I don't know the differences between human males and elf males, for example, if any, but if we compare, say, Astarion to, say, Gale, the size differences are minor if any. Obviously Astarion has his custom scars but that's a custom skin over the same base 3D model.

ANYWAY and then we have Halsin, who is noticeably different in muscle tone and size. His Druid armour looks very good on him though, not "stretched" as the graphics might be when simply plopped over a different 3D body frame. So, I wonder if the designers are working in the background on adapting how different armour looks when applied to different body types, and the option to create muscular Halsin-type player characters will come out later when it's ready?