Leaf Weave

Properties

Material Characteristics

Soft, green, leathery cloth that is slightly thicker than normal cloth.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Leaf Weave is tougher than normal cloth and makes no noise when it moves or rubs against itself.

Geology & Geography

Leaf Weave is primarily found in Hascam Forest and some smaller forests where Wood Elves live.

Origin & Source

Leaf Weave is a combination of leaves and bark that is alchemicaly combined into a supple, leathery cloth. It is most commonly made from oak leaves combined with elm bark.

History & Usage

Discovery

Originally discovered by a group of wood elves in Ostia, Leaf Weave quickly spread throughout elves and, eventually, other races.

Everyday use

Leaf Weave is used to make clothing and light armors that make no noise, allowing their wearers to be much stealthier. Leaf Weave armor is commonly worn by elven scouts, allowing them to travel through the forests without being detected.

Cultural Significance and Usage

Some Wood Elf clans have a cloak made of Leaf Weave that is passed through the royal lineage. This cloak typically denotes the leader of the clan and some cloaks bestow limited magical powers upon their wearer as well.

Manufacturing & Products

Leaf Weave can be used to create clothing and armors that would typically be made of cloth or leather.

Distribution

Trade & Market

Leaf Weave is not sold in its raw form very often, typically only being sold as a manufactured piece of clothing or armor.

Storage

Leaf Weave is normally folded up like cloth and stored in a slightly humid environment. If Leaf Weave is left in a hot, dry area for too long, it can dry up and lose its noise-dampening properties.

Type

Textile

Value

5 gp/square yard

Rarity

Uncommon

Odor

Smells like trees.

Taste

Tastes like grass, but is slightly sweet.

Color

Various shades of green.

Related Species

• Elf, Wood