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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MacConnell" data-source="post: 7224767" data-attributes="member: 6855223">Day 103: Raven, Fallen Leaf, and the Tannery[gm]Raven explains that even after making new bracers for Sannit that there is enough skin to make a surcoat for Tor, a tunic for Vadin, and 2 more sets of bracers or greaves, or a shendyt to replace Saemund's hoghide one.Passing the new sample piece of armor through the party, it looks very similar to the lizard skin the party just acquired, but it has been made from individual rhombuses of leather stitched together to look like overlapping scales.Raven and Fallen Leaf are very excited about their creation. Raven says that the little piece will be used to advertise their new invention. He explains that it was made from individually lacquered pieces of deerskin stitched together to simulate the nature of the very lizard skin the Seekers just returned."We will call it lacquered scale mail. It should be very popular with the caravaners, though it takes much longer to make than regular armor."It is understood that the Seekers with depart again rather than wait for the completion of any work. The usual rate is applied, and 700 clams are deducted from their store credit.Sheldon translates the conversation from Ansylin to Centrin for the benefit of Vadin, to help him learn a better grasp of the language. It also helps the rest of the party with their Centrin.[/gm][gm]Raven explains,"The new skin is more protective than the snake skin, but it is equally more cumbersome. The advantage of crocodilian hide is that it is as hard as pachyderm hide but almost half as cumbersome. The only thing better would be dragon hide, but I think those are actually myth. Snakeskin is as hard as deerskin but almost half as cumbersome. The reptiles are what we want to emulate when making armor."[/gm] [gm]The Spiofthest are a bit skittish, at first, when visiting with Merin, but he unsure as to why.[/gm][gm]Myth easily captures several small rodents of various types.[/gm]</blockquote>

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