tidnab1Unfortunately not, you will need a non-standard right shift key. I *think* you will be after a 1.75 unit right shift key to make this match. Also you will need to match the 1u caps on the right column of the board so that they align properly with the profiles of each row.
(EDIT: The bottom row also has many more 1u keys on the right of the space bar.)
VoskGot it. Would it be easier to just replace WASD with another keycap? I've seen some boards with that configuration and it looks pleasing. Sorry for noob questions, I'm new to this.
tidnab1Not sure I follow: easier than what? If you like the look of W,A,S,D keys being different than there's no problem there, again as long as you bear in mind that W and ASD are different profiles/rows. If you mean the company WASD keyboards - are they the ones that made the side lit keycaps you linked?
tidnab1You can definitely replace all of the basic letter keys with basically any set. If you think your colors would look good with the stock modifier keys (i.e. Shift, Enter, etc.), then go for it!
DechAmimThanks. Do they have to be ABS keys? And where do I find those fancy escape keys that I see on /r/mechanicalkeyboards with like faces and stuff on them?
tidnab1ABS is just one type of plastic, and there are keys in others, like PBT. It really is just a matter of personal preference. This keyboard has MX switches, which are the most common, and nearly all of the keys for sale on MD are for MX switches. the fancy keys you are looking for are generally made by just one or a few people and they'll "raffle" a chance to buy them every so often on /r/mechmarket
Most sets will fit this keyboard closely, but might require you to go without swapping one of the shift keys of the right Ctrl, Alt, and Fn keys from the looks of it. Sometimes you can find kits with those weird keys, or sometimes you end up buying blanks to fill them in.
tidnab1Just to add to theastroguy's answer, the fancy escape keys are usually called "artisans". I think people get them from different sources, but they sometimes end up on MD