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	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

	The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.		The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get it Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.

	As with many such [[magic items]] intended for the use of priests, a Troubadours Tunic is often [[hallow\|hallowed]] to over additional spiritual strength to the wearer. Common choices include [[Auras of Prosperity#Hallowing of the Shepherd\|Hallowing of the Shepherd]], the [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve\|Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve]] or [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Ashwine's Rose\|Ashwine's Rose]], or the [[Auras of Vigilance#Hallowing of the Unconquered\|Hallowing of the Unconquered]].		As with many such [[magic items]] intended for the use of priests, a Troubadours Tunic is often [[hallow\|hallowed]] to over additional spiritual strength to the wearer. Common choices include [[Auras of Prosperity#Hallowing of the Shepherd\|Hallowing of the Shepherd]], the [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve\|Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve]] or [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Ashwine's Rose\|Ashwine's Rose]], or the [[Auras of Vigilance#Hallowing of the Unconquered\|Hallowing of the Unconquered]].

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Chain and Surcote.jpg\|title=This enchanted robe grants a devout wearer a great reserve of inner strength.\|caption=These robes are often adorned with heraldry in [[Dawn]].\|align=right\|width=400}}
	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

Rafferty at 13:17, 29 November 2023

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
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	* '''Effect:''' ~~While wearing this robe, you~~ gain two additional [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero points]].		* '''Effect:''' You gain two additional [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero points]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a troubadour's tunic requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], five measures of [[materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], and nineteen measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a troubadour's tunic requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], five measures of [[materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], and nineteen measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. In [[the Marches]] it is often modelled after the habits favoured by the [[Monastery\|monks]] and [[The Marches religious beliefs\|friars]] of [[The Marches]], taking the form of a wide-sleeved hooded robe of simple design. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

	The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.		The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.

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	* '''Effect:''' While wearing this robe, you gain two additional [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero points]].		* '''Effect:''' While wearing this robe, you gain two additional [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero points]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a ~~suit of runeplate~~ requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], five measures of [[materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], and nineteen measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a troubadour's tunic requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], five measures of [[materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], and nineteen measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. In [[the Marches]] it is often modelled after the habits favoured by the [[Monastery\|monks]] and [[The Marches religious beliefs\|friars]] of [[The Marches]], taking the form of a wide-sleeved hooded robe of simple design.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. In [[the Marches]] it is often modelled after the habits favoured by the [[Monastery\|monks]] and [[The Marches religious beliefs\|friars]] of [[The Marches]], taking the form of a wide-sleeved hooded robe of simple design. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

	The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.		The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.

Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Vestments}}		{{Vestments}}
	* '''Effect:''' ~~Once per day~~ you ~~may perform or contribute to a~~ [[~~Religious~~ skills#~~Testify~~\|~~testimony]] ceremony without expending any [[liao~~]]~~. You must be able to perform the Testimony ceremony to use this ability~~.		* '''Effect:''' While wearing this robe, you gain two additional [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero points]].
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a ~~cowl~~ of ~~judgement~~ requires seven ingots of [[Materials#~~Orichalcum~~\|~~orichalcum~~]], five measures of [[~~Materials~~#~~Dragonbone~~\|~~dragonbone~~]] and ~~three~~ measures of [[Materials#~~Beggar's Lye~~\|~~beggar's lye~~]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a suit of runeplate requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]], five measures of [[materials#Iridescent Gloaming\|iridescent gloaming]], and nineteen measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ''troubadour's tunic'' or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]] and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is ~~a beautiful,~~ ornamented priestly garment that ~~empowers ceremonies to both laud~~ the ~~virtuous and mark the unvirtuous. In [[Highguard]] and parts of [[The League]] it is known as a ''chorister's vestment'' and is considered a fine piece~~ of ~~clothing for a priest with a strong presence~~ and ~~a rousing voice~~. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until ~~they are ready~~ to ~~declare what they have learnt about~~ the ~~deeds~~ of ~~their fellows~~.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. In [[the Marches]] it is often modelled after the habits favoured by the [[Monastery\|monks]] and [[The Marches religious beliefs\|friars]] of [[The Marches]], taking the form of a wide-sleeved hooded robe of simple design.

	~~A troubadour's tunic~~ appeals ~~both~~ to ~~those~~ priests ~~who judge~~ the ~~behaviour of others~~, ~~and those who wish~~ to inspire and ~~recognise~~ the ~~deeds~~ of the ~~faithful~~. ~~There are some who are suspicious~~ of ~~priests who take it on themselves to mark~~ the ~~souls~~ of ~~others; while there are some sinister individuals who deserve that suspicion~~, ~~there are many more priests who expound~~ the ~~value~~ of ~~recognition and encouragement rather than punishment~~.		The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.

			As with many such [[magic items]] intended for the use of priests, a Troubadours Tunic is often [[hallow\|hallowed]] to over additional spiritual strength to the wearer. Common choices include [[Auras of Prosperity#Hallowing of the Shepherd\|Hallowing of the Shepherd]], the [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve\|Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve]] or [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Ashwine's Rose\|Ashwine's Rose]], or the [[Auras of Vigilance#Hallowing of the Unconquered\|Hallowing of the Unconquered]].

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may perform or contribute to a [[Religious skills#Testify\|testimony]] ceremony without expending any [[liao]]. You must be able to perform the Testimony ceremony to use this ability.		* '''Effect:''' Once per day you may perform or contribute to a [[Religious skills#Testify\|testimony]] ceremony without expending any [[liao]]. You must be able to perform the Testimony ceremony to use this ability.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a cowl of judgement requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], ~~three~~ measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]] and three measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a cowl of judgement requires seven ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]], five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]] and three measures of [[Materials#Beggar's Lye\|beggar's lye]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.		A ''troubadour's tunic'', ''templar's cuculla'', or a ''sutannir's coat'' (in [[Dawn]], [[Highguard]], and [[The Brass Coast]] respectively) is an ornamented priestly garment that helps the wearer connect with their inner reserves of passion and personal power. Both [[Navarr]] and [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] priests favour a more subdued coat, with a brightly coloured and decorated interior - not because they are modest, or afraid of calling attention to themselves, but because it allows them to move among the people unremarked until it is time for them to take action. Regardless of form, this vestment is heavily reinforced with pieces of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]], which help to connect the priest to their own reserves of inner strength.

	The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get It Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.		The vestment generally appeals to two distinct priestly paths. More martial priests wear it beneath their armour when they take the battlefield, sometimes in conjunction with a weapon such as an [[Apprentice's Blade]], [[Thresher's Cudgel]], or [[Butcher's Cleaver]]. Others draw on the power it offers to help them endure dangerous [[roleplaying effects\|urges]] or to [[Heroic skills#Get it Together\|inspire]] and [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|protect]] their allies.

	As with many such [[magic items]] intended for the use of priests, a Troubadours Tunic is often [[hallow\|hallowed]] to over additional spiritual strength to the wearer. Common choices include [[Auras of Prosperity#Hallowing of the Shepherd\|Hallowing of the Shepherd]], the [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve\|Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve]] or [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Ashwine's Rose\|Ashwine's Rose]], or the [[Auras of Vigilance#Hallowing of the Unconquered\|Hallowing of the Unconquered]].		As with many such [[magic items]] intended for the use of priests, a Troubadours Tunic is often [[hallow\|hallowed]] to over additional spiritual strength to the wearer. Common choices include [[Auras of Prosperity#Hallowing of the Shepherd\|Hallowing of the Shepherd]], the [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve\|Hallowing of Isaella's Resolve]] or [[Auras of Courage#Hallowing of Ashwine's Rose\|Ashwine's Rose]], or the [[Auras of Vigilance#Hallowing of the Unconquered\|Hallowing of the Unconquered]].