Leather Boots

Leather Boots

Armor Profile

Class
Light
Grade
I · Standard
Rarity
Common
Tier
I · Pre-Industrial
Training
Light Armor
Cost
10
Weight
2 lb

Without training in light armor, you have disadvantage on every attack, check and save that uses Strength or Dexterity, your speed drops by 10 feet, and you cannot channel while it is on. Proficiency

To make: 5 gm of materials and 1 day of work, at a workshop with the right tools. To repair: 2 gm and 1 day. Downtime

Properties

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  • armorWorn protection. Sets or contributes to your armor class.
  • armor-pieceA piece rather than a suit. It changes no armor class on its own; a matched set of head, arms, hands, waist, legs and feet grants +1.
  • lightSmall enough for an off-hand strike as a bonus action.

Boots of boiled hide over a stitched sole, soft at the ankle so they make little noise.

Rules

  • An armor piece changes no Armor Class on its own. The body armor is what sets it. Wearing the Leather Cuirass together with its head, hands, legs and feet pieces grants a +1 bonus to Armor Class.

Grades

The same object, worked to a better standard. The grade is the rung; the bonus is what the rung is worth at the table.

  1. Grade I · Standard
  2. Grade II · Refined +1
  3. Grade III · Pristine +2
  4. Grade IV · Masterwork +3

Equipment Line

The same kit across the tiers. Later rungs replace earlier ones.

  1. Tier I Leather Boots
  2. Tier I Hide Boots
  3. Tier I Padded Boots
  4. Tier I Studded Leather Cuirass Boots
  5. Tier I Scale Mail Boots
  6. Tier II Bone Boots
  7. Tier II Splint Boots
  8. Tier II Plate Sabatons
  9. Tier IV Thuulean Steel Boots
  10. Tier IV Dragon Scale Boots

Armor Set

Worn together, not one after the other. The four pieces with their body armor grant a +1 bonus to Armor Class.

  1. Leather Cuirass
  2. Leather Cap
  3. Leather Gloves
  4. Leather Pants
  5. Leather Boots