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Cloth armor isn't irrelevant unless all you care about is AC. There are some useful enchantments that can only be applied to cloth.

This.

Plus, it costs a feat to become proficient in leather armor, even if it has no prerequisites. The player might want something else for that feat. Leather armor is thus a choice that's open to the player, not something that's mandatory.
 

Agreed - even with 6 feats in the heroic tier, every character I've planned has wanted more feats :)

For a specific wizard build I'd spend the feat; but in the general case? Nah.
 

Also, most NPCs won't have feats, so even if there's never a PC wizard in the campaign without leather proficiency, there will still be wizards in the world running around in cloth.
 

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