A long coat of quality leather. Resistant to the sharpest blades and deadliest of spells, it is a welcome boon on any battlefield.

A robe that enhances the adaptability of the wearer’s powers. Fashioned in part from monster-derived materials to curb losses of magickal energy.

A robe once worn by Rhoendrak, a trickster who earned the title of Arch-Conjuror for such feats as conjuring a dragon that eclipsed mountains.

A vest designed for wielders of the bow, granting the wearer’s dominant arm maximal range of movement.

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A robe woven from lustrous fabric. Dyed with the scales of butterfly wings, which are said to store magickal energies.

Complete The Sorcerer’s Appraisal quest in CHeckpoint Rest Tonw to acquire the Robe.

A finespun robe worn by wielders of high magicks. The elaborate sigils confer a blessing of protection upon the wearer while they are incanting.

Light armor crafted in the Battahli style. Breathable enough to be worn comfortably in regions prone to sandstorms.

Rugged armor that only partially covers the torso. A masterwork of the beastren armorer Danool. In spite of its name, it fits human shoulders just as well.

Armor affixed with beast hide and fur. The name is intended to evoke the unflagging vitality of the king of beasts.

A quilted coat reinforced with lengths of wire. Easy to move about in, and capable of withstanding slashes without tearing.

A simple cloth vest. Offers ease of movement, and little else.

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Armor blessed by a heavenly sister of battle, making it far more effective at protecting the wearer than its appearance suggests.

A coat masterfully crafted by combining materials of disparate durability and texture, allowing it to stretch or tighten to match the wearer’s movements.

A robe woven from cloth of the finest quality. Fashioned for high-ranking devotees, though no less apposite when worn by a confident spellcaster.

Armor comprising linked metal rings. Simple of make, but most efficient at deflecting blades.

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A short robe, sewn by a practiced hand. Favored for the simplicity of its design, with naught to catch or snag on the wearer’s equipment.

A garment of thin cloth that hugs the wearer’s frame, drawing tightly over the waist and hips to flattering effect.

• Reward for obtaining 150 Seeker’s Tokens.

Formal raiment worn by palace attendants and visitors. None save the most ill-mannered boor would dare enter Vernworth Castle without it.

They are also awarded for completing The Ornate Box quest in Vernworth.

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Lustrous armor studded with silver rivets. The smith who forged it was inspired by stories of an ancient Arisen dedicated to a religious order.

Armor fashioned from light cloth, making it simple to maintain. Just the thing for traversing roots and dirt.

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Armor adorned with a multitude of faces, said to be the miens of past Arisen and other legendary figures who wore it. Bizarre, but remarkably sturdy.

Not only is this armor elaborately adorned, but clever design of the joints has rendered it far lighter than one would expect.

A coat of blood-steeped monster hide, comprising an array of skillfully fashioned parts. The tight fit helps to keep the wearer alert and focused.

Armor bearing the name of a shrine guardian from a distant land. Draws out the wearer’s latent strength, making every blow count for more.

A robe crafted from the layered hides of fearsome beasts that have been refined with esoteric techniques. Shimmers like sunbeams on a sea of magick.

Light armor combining airy cloth with alloyed plates over the shoulders and collar. Lends itself well to combatants who rely upon their agility.

+10%

A resplendent garment believed to have been fashioned by elves. Serves wielders of bows or magick exceptionally well.

+15%

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A robe woven from a special fabric that accumulates magick within its fibers. Augments the wearer’s energies to ensure unflagging magickal strength.

A quilted robe of remarkable durability. The threads of its make are steeped in a decoction that promotes the accumulation of magickal energies.

A garment held to have been worn by a mountain ascetic. The exposed torso supposedly assists with deepening meditation.

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Battle garb of fabric interwoven with thin metal fibers. Protects the wearer over the course of a long battle without constricting or exhausting them.

A garment sewn with thread steeped in magick for a quarter- moon’s turn. Impeccably crafted to defy wear and tear.

A robe embroidered with a special thread that disperses magick. Spellcasters wear it to heighten their mental fortitude.

Fencing attire fashioned to keep the wearer light on their feet. Nary a wrinkle will form in the fabric, even after the most intense of parries.

Armor fashioned from hide said to have been carved amid the monster’s death throes. Channels the wearer’s latent strength into savage might.

Armor forged from the cheapest iron available. Not guaranteed to dissuade so much as a sharpened claw.

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Light armor that is at once elegant and intimidating. Favors wearers who are lithe and nimble in form.

+10%

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A coat boasting remarkable durability for the lightness of its make. Affixed with scales taken from a fossilized monster that has yet to be identified.

An elegant garment sewn in the style of the elves. Envelops the wearer’s form without unduly restricting it.

A masterwork crafted using the foremost techniques of the smithing trade. Those who achieve mastery of its use are soldiers of the highest caliber.

A surcoat made by aristocratic commission. Exudes nobility, having been fashioned and embroidered from the finest materials gold can buy.

Armor comprising tempered sheets of metal. Built to withstand crushing blows, but at a considerable increase in heft.

Armor forged to protect the wearer’s vitals without adding undue heft, in the belief that increased mobility counts for more than a wall of steel.

Armor fashioned from assorted monster leathers in such a way that it retains the strengths of each. A remarkable piece that exceeds the sum of its parts.

Armor comprising metal plates and a vest of mail. Its simple design finds favor among sellswords for meshing well with mismatched equipment.

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Armor that glitters with sublime light. Forged in honor of the deity to whom the Hyperboreans—a legendary bow-wielding people of the north—traced their lineage.

Armor fashioned in the aspect of a fire-breathing drake. A true masterwork, crafted with the finest materials and smithing techniques gold can buy.

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A coat woven from magick-sensing thread. When sewn in a uniform direction, this thread mediates the flow of magick, lessening the wearer’s mental fatigue.

Lamellar armor with barbs affixed to the shoulders. One can only envy the brazenness of the artisan willing to grant such a name to their own work.

Armor finished with wide sheets of scales. Dulls the lethality of incoming stabs and slashes.