Winterborn Warmail
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The first suits of winterborn warmail were crafted in [[Varushka]] in the early years of the Empire. | |||
Empress [[Varkula the Undying]] wore a suit of this armour on campaign, and towards the end of her decades-long reign she tended to wear it even when she was not on a battlefield. Partly in honour of this warlike empress, and partly from considerations of practicality, this armour is popular with [[draughir]] from many nations, resulring in popular epithets such as ''Darughir Warplate'', ''Dreadlord's Panoply'' and ''Hungerer's Heart''. | |||
==Rules== | ==Rules== | ||
* '''Form:''' [[Combat#Heavy Armour|Heavy armour]]. Despite the name any heavy armour can be winterborn mail. | * '''Form:''' [[Combat#Heavy Armour|Heavy armour]]. Despite the name any heavy armour can be winterborn mail. | ||
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Description
The first suits of winterborn warmail were crafted in Varushka in the early years of the Empire.
Empress Varkula the Undying wore a suit of this armour on campaign, and towards the end of her decades-long reign she tended to wear it even when she was not on a battlefield. Partly in honour of this warlike empress, and partly from considerations of practicality, this armour is popular with draughir from many nations, resulring in popular epithets such as Darughir Warplate, Dreadlord's Panoply and Hungerer's Heart.
Rules
- Form: Heavy armour. Despite the name any heavy armour can be winterborn mail.
- Effect: You gain three additional ranks of the endurance skill.
- Materials: Crafting a suit of winterborn mail requires sixteen ingots of of orichalcum, nine ingots of weltsilver, nine ingots of ambergelt, seven ingots of green iron and seven measures of beggar's lye. It takes one month to make one of these items.