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<ic>Old Marcher Jack<br>
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Old Marcher Jack<br>
O’the spirit of the seasons<br>
O’the spirit of the seasons<br>
Taught us all to make a coat<br>
Taught us all to make a coat<br>

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Description

These beautiful long coats are usually worked with orichalcum-and-gold thread, and dyed vibrant, iridescent colours. They are popular with folk from all walks of life, offering a level of protection similar to that granted by armour but without the weight or restriction on movement or magic. They are particularly popular with senators and priests, but they are also worn by wealthy individuals such as physicians or magicians who regularly travel to dangerous locations or fear assassination.

Rules

  • Form: Robes.
  • Effect: While wearing this robe you gain one additional level of endurance.
  • Materials: Crafting a shimmergold coat requires seven measures of iridescent gloaming, and four ingots of orichalcum. It takes one month to make one of these items.


Old Marcher Jack
O’the spirit of the seasons
Taught us all to make a coat
And gave us lotsa reasons
Spring you’re warm an’ winters gone
Be round again afore too long,
Summers here the suns’a’blazin’
Keeps you safe from Feni’s razin’,
Autumn’s coming, leaves a’fallin
Need to stay out, logs need haulin’.
Winter’s here, it’s wet an’ cold
But you can stay out, proud an’ bold.

Marcher Seamstress’ Rhyme