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	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}
	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this robe to gain two additional [[~~Magical_skills~~#~~Ritual_Magic~~\|ranks]] of Spring Lore for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this robe to gain two additional [[Magical skills#Realm Lore\|ranks]] of Spring Lore for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].
	* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.		* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Guise requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], and eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Guise requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], and eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations...		The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations...

	While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubadour's Guise'' for example, which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[~~Yeomen~~ of Dawn\|~~yeoman~~]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but also in [[the Marches]], [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].		While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubadour's Guise'' for example, which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Yeofolk of Dawn\|yeofolk]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but also in [[the Marches]], [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Raiment Mountebank.png\|align=right\|caption=The Mountebank's Guise in the [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] style\|title=From the Looking Glass, issue number nine, drawn by Anguila Barossa di Tassato Regario in collaboration with House Bourné\|width=300}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	The Mountebank's Guise is a suit of magical clothing infused with a little of the power of the [[dramaturgy\|dramaturgical]] [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] of [[the Mountebank]]. A [[rituals\|ritual]] [[magical skills#Magician\|magician]] who wears this clothing can draw on the power it contains to empower their ability to perform [[Spring magic]]. In addition to providing additional magical power, the robes also infuse the wearer with some of the personality of the Mountebank.		The Mountebank's Guise is a suit of magical clothing infused with a little of the power of the [[dramaturgy\|dramaturgical]] [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] of [[the Mountebank]]. A [[rituals\|ritual]] [[magical skills#Magician\|magician]] who wears this clothing can draw on the power it contains to empower their ability to perform [[Spring magic]]. In addition to providing additional magical power, the robes also infuse the wearer with some of the personality of the Mountebank.

Dre at 13:59, 27 April 2017

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	The Mountebank's Guise is a suit of magical clothing infused with a little of the power of the [[dramaturgy\|dramaturgical]] [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] of [[the Mountebank]]. A [[rituals\|ritual]] [[magical skills#Magician\|magician]] who wears this clothing can draw on the power it contains to empower their ability to perform [[Spring magic]]. In addition to providing additional magical power, the robes also infuse the wearer with some of the personality of the Mountebank.		The Mountebank's Guise is a suit of magical clothing infused with a little of the power of the [[dramaturgy\|dramaturgical]] [[dramaturgy#The Personae\|persona]] of [[the Mountebank]]. A [[rituals\|ritual]] [[magical skills#Magician\|magician]] who wears this clothing can draw on the power it contains to empower their ability to perform [[Spring magic]]. In addition to providing additional magical power, the robes also infuse the wearer with some of the personality of the Mountebank.

	The Mountebank is a complex figure in magical dramaturgy. This raiment draws on the power of that persona as an agent of vibrant, energetic change, and unrestrained power. By harnessing this irrepressible energy, the Guise allows a trained ritual magician to tap into a wellspring of power when working Spring magic.As a magical raiment infused with dramaturgical power, the Mountebank's Guise allows a bonded wearer to tap into some of the potent archetypal magical symbolism of the Mountebank, strengthening their will to act and urging them to seek out opportunities to use their power to its best advantage.		The Mountebank is a complex figure in magical dramaturgy. This raiment draws on the power of that persona as an agent of vibrant, energetic change, and unrestrained power. By harnessing this irrepressible energy, the Guise allows a trained ritual magician to tap into a wellspring of power when working Spring magic. As a magical raiment infused with dramaturgical power, the Mountebank's Guise allows a bonded wearer to tap into some of the potent archetypal magical symbolism of the Mountebank, strengthening their will to act and urging them to seek out opportunities to use their power to its best advantage.

	The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations..		The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations...

	While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''~~Troubador~~'s Guise'' for example which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Yeomen of Dawn\|yeoman]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but also in [[the Marches]], [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].		While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubadour's Guise'' for example, which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Yeomen of Dawn\|yeoman]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but also in [[the Marches]], [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].

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	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this robe to gain two additional [[Magical_skills#Ritual_Magic\|ranks]] of Spring Lore for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this robe to gain two additional [[Magical_skills#Ritual_Magic\|ranks]] of Spring Lore for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks\|normal rules for effective skill]].
	* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.		* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's ~~Raiment~~ requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Guise requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], and eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

	{{Ritual Raiment}}		{{Ritual Raiment}}

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	"... and this alignment of the gloaming-treated weave with the weltsilver threads causes ~~Realm~~ energies passed through them to seethe with puissant immanence, cascading a current of mustered will to enhance the breaching pattern that the magician uses to unpick the seam between worlds and draw forth a much more voluminous channel of energy to fortify and embellish the structure of ritual symbolism that they have threaded together."		"... and this alignment of the gloaming-treated weave with the weltsilver threads causes realm energies passed through them to seethe with puissant immanence, cascading a current of mustered will to enhance the breaching pattern that the magician uses to unpick the seam between worlds and draw forth a much more voluminous channel of energy to fortify and embellish the structure of ritual symbolism that they have threaded together."

	There was silence for a moment when Horace had finished. Jack Greenwater licked his lips a few times, opened and shut his mouth once or twice, squinted at the bark on the back of his hand and then gathered all his courage and said:		There was silence for a moment when Horace had finished. Jack Greenwater licked his lips a few times, opened and shut his mouth once or twice, squinted at the bark on the back of his hand and then gathered all his courage and said:

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	* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.		* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Raiment requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Raiment requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

			{{Ritual Raiment}}

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	The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations..		The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade\|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations..

	While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubador's Guise'' for example which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Yeomen of Dawn\|yeoman]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but ~~among~~ [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].		While the basic design is patterned after [[the League\|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership\|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubador's Guise'' for example which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Yeomen of Dawn\|yeoman]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour\|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but also in [[the Marches]], [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].

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	{{Mage Robes}}		{{Mage Robes}}

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==Description==
The Mountebank's Guise is a suit of magical clothing infused with a little of the power of the [[dramaturgy|dramaturgical]] [[dramaturgy#The Personae|persona]] of [[the Mountebank]]. A [[rituals|ritual]] [[magical skills#Magician|magician]] who wears this clothing can draw on the power it contains to empower their ability to perform [[Spring magic]]. In addition to providing additional magical power, the robes also infuse the wearer with some of the personality of the Mountebank.

The Mountebank is a complex figure in magical dramaturgy. This raiment draws on the power of that persona as an agent of vibrant, energetic change, and unrestrained power. By harnessing this irrepressible energy, the Guise allows a trained ritual magician to tap into a wellspring of power when working Spring magic.As a magical raiment infused with dramaturgical power, the Mountebank's Guise allows a bonded wearer to tap into some of the potent archetypal magical symbolism of the Mountebank, strengthening their will to act and urging them to seek out opportunities to use their power to its best advantage.

The raiment itself is usually woven from hard-wearing cotton or linen, carefully [[Materials#Beggar's Lye|bleached]] and [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming|dyed]] in vivid, contrasting colours. The raiment often appears quite rich - it is intended as a dramaturgical costume rather than casual wear after all - with [[Materials#Ambergelt|ambergelt]] and [[Materials#Tempest Jade|tempest jade]] decorations. The clothes tend to favour comfort and movement, reflecting the rough-and-tumble lifestyle of many Spring magicians. They are also often cut specifically to show off the physical attributes of the wearer - the Spring realm understands the power of the physical body to influence perceptions and subtly control social situations..

While the basic design is patterned after [[the League|League]] fashions, it draws inspiration from the clothing of the street [[bravo]] or the [[Free Company]], not that of the [[The_League_leadership|merchant prince]] that it draws inspiration from. Several other designs exist, inspired by other nations. The ''Troubador's Guise'' for example which combines elements of traditional [[Dawn|Dawnish]] [[Yeomen of Dawn|yeoman]] garb with the vibrant colours favoured by many [[Troubadour|troubadours]]. The ''Woodcutter's Attire'' draws on [[Varushka|Varushkan]] aesthetics, combining a vibrantly embroidered long coat with practical leggings, comfortable boots, and supple gloves - a design that has proved popular not only in Varushka, but among [[Navarr]], [[Wintermark]], and both [[Temeschwar]] and [[Holberg]].
==Rules==
{{Mage Robes}}
* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may use this robe to gain two additional [[Magical_skills#Ritual_Magic|ranks]] of Spring Lore for the purposes of performing a single ritual, subject to the [[Realm_Lore#Gaining_additional_ranks|normal rules for effective skill]].
* '''Roleplaying Effect:''' While wearing this robe you feel a burst of confidence and an urge to speak your mind at all times regardless of the society you are keeping.
* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Mountebank's Raiment requires five ingots of [[Materials#Tempest Jade|tempest jade]], twelve measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt|ambergelt]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone|dragonbone]], seven measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye|beggar's lye]], eleven measures of [[Materials#Iridescent Gloaming|iridescent gloaming]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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"... and this alignment of the gloaming-treated weave with the weltsilver threads causes Realm energies passed through them to seethe with puissant immanence, cascading a current of mustered will to enhance the breaching pattern that the magician uses to unpick the seam between worlds and draw forth a much more voluminous channel of energy to fortify and embellish the structure of ritual symbolism that they have threaded together."

There was silence for a moment when Horace had finished. Jack Greenwater licked his lips a few times, opened and shut his mouth once or twice, squinted at the bark on the back of his hand and then gathered all his courage and said:

"What?"

Horace sighed inwardly.

"It empowers Spring magic." he said slowly.

"Oh! Great! Yes, I'll try it." Jack beamed. "Why didn't you say that in the first place?"

Horace did not roll his eyes until he was behind the Marcher landskeeper, helping him into his new coat.</ic>