Moonsilver Doublet - Revision history

Twiggy at 19:25, 3 September 2025

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	While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.		While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.

	These robes are sometimes linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with ~~goosefeathers~~ or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|Virtuous animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.		These robes are sometimes linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goose feathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|Virtuous animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.

	==Rules==		==Rules==

Dre at 10:33, 2 July 2018

2018-07-02T10:33:20Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a ~~moonsilver doublet~~ allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|quickly]] weave the [[heal]] spell without the usual drain on their personal magical reserves.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a Moonsilver Doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|quickly]] weave the [[heal]] spell without the usual drain on their personal magical reserves.

	While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.		While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard\|Highborn]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.

	These robes are sometimes linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|~~the~~ Virtuous ~~Animals~~]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.		These robes are sometimes linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|Virtuous animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}
	* '''Effect:''' When you [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell, you need only spend 1 mana rather than the usual 2 mana.		* '''Effect:''' When you [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell, you need only spend 1 mana rather than the usual 2 mana.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a ~~moonsilver doublet~~ requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Moonsilver Doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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Rafferty: wording tweaking on "fast cast for 1 mana"

2017-02-10T11:26:04Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==
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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}
	* '''Effect:''' ~~You need not pay any additional mana to~~ [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell.		* '''Effect:''' When you [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell, you need only spend 1 mana rather than the usual 2 mana.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

Rafferty at 11:19, 10 February 2017

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==

Rafferty: /* Rules */

2017-02-10T11:18:55Z

Rules

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}
	* '''Effect:''' ~~When you~~ [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell~~, you do so at a cost of 1 mana rather than 2 mana~~.		* '''Effect:''' You need not pay any additional mana to [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

Rafferty at 11:15, 10 February 2017

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to ~~perform~~ the [[~~swift~~ heal]] spell ~~many more times a day~~.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|quickly]] weave the [[heal]] spell without the usual drain on their personal magical reserves.

	While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.		While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.

	These robes are ~~often~~ linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|the Virtuous Animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.		These robes are sometimes linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|the Virtuous Animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}
	* '''Effect:''' When you cast the [[~~swift~~ heal]] spell, you do so at a cost of 1 mana rather than 2 mana.		* '''Effect:''' When you [[Spellcasting#Swift Casting\|swift cast]] the [[heal]] spell, you do so at a cost of 1 mana rather than 2 mana.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a moonsilver doublet requires fifteen ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], nine measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], three ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], and three measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

Rafferty at 08:28, 15 February 2015

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|~~caption~~=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|~~title~~=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|title=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|caption=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.

Rafferty at 08:28, 15 February 2015

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=MoonsilverDoublet.jpg\|caption=Threads of weltsilver and mithril weave through this heavy garment, capturing and redoubling magical healing energies.\|title=A moonsilver doublet in the Temeschwari style.\|align=right\|width=400}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.

Rafferty: /* Description */

2015-02-04T17:18:41Z

Description

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	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.

	While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis, in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.		While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis]], in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.

	These robes are often linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|the Virtuous Animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.		These robes are often linked to the virtue of [[Vigilance]], as a battlefield healer must be alert to the needs of those around them. In [[Varushka]], these are decorated with goosefeathers or spider web patterns, as a reference to the [[Varushka_religious_beliefs#The_Virtuous_Animals\|the Virtuous Animals]] of Vigilance. Tower motifs are also common, though it is uncertain whether this tradition is due to the association with Vigilance or with its origins in Highguard.

Rafferty at 19:07, 30 January 2015

2015-01-30T19:07:52Z

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	==Description==		==Description==
	"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[~~Swift Heal~~]] spell many more times a day.		"Moonsilver" is a term used to describe methods of adding goldwork to garments using a combination of weltsilver and mithril. The garment is surprisingly heavy, and with dragonbone fixtures it can become even more bulky. Like the [[Wyvernsting Spaulders]] and the [[Glamourweave Robe]], a moonsilver doublet allows a magician to weave their mana more efficiently, storing tiny amounts in the weave of the doublet to be called on in an emergency. Unlike those more warlike garments, the weave of weltsilver threads allows the wearer to perform the [[swift heal]] spell many more times a day.

	While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis, in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.		While the [[Trollsweave_Vest\|Trollsweave Vest]] was developed in Wintermark, these robes were devised independently in [[Reikos#High_Chalcis\|High Chalcis, in the [[Highguard]] territory of [[Reikos]], one of the greatest centres of healing known to the Empire. When the two designs came into contact, there was much debate between artisans about their relative merits. Both result in rapid, mana-efficient healing. The Highborn argued that Moonsilver Doublet was superior as the spell could be delivered in the moments after casting, while the Winterfolk felt there were benefits to not having to poke your patient with a stick. Regardless, both designs have spread across the entire Empire and each healer has to make their own mind up on which is more useful.