Suppa Hobbit Mage
12-06-2006, 08:59 AM
I'm looking to trade my armor for different armor
a small leather tunic - Years old and well used, this soft leather tunic appears to be fitted for halflings. A wide tart-shaped buckle covers the waist prominently, allowing for quick release of the confining tunic, and a wide leather belt loops through it. A simple platinum infinity knot adorns the breast, its edges worn with age. Completing the tunic, sleeves of cotton lined doeskin flare down to the hand area, each allowing freedom of movement and protection. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph.
- 10x decently damage padded full leather
- weighs 9 lbs
Has a few scripts
- You don your leather tunic, tugging it into place.
- You carefully remove your leather tunic, inspecting it for wear and tear.
- You rub your leather tunic, admiring the superior craftsmanship.
- You pull back your hand to give a small leather tunic a good slap, but stop when you realize how strange that would be.
- You shrug your shoulders and tug on your leather tunic, smoothing any wrinkles.
- You bend, stretch, and twist, making sure your leather tunic is properly fitted for battle.
Looking for 10x lightened Double leather (straight for the 10x fulls)
Contact me at Tayvin@aol.com or IM to Tayvin
a small leather tunic - Years old and well used, this soft leather tunic appears to be fitted for halflings. A wide tart-shaped buckle covers the waist prominently, allowing for quick release of the confining tunic, and a wide leather belt loops through it. A simple platinum infinity knot adorns the breast, its edges worn with age. Completing the tunic, sleeves of cotton lined doeskin flare down to the hand area, each allowing freedom of movement and protection. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph.
- 10x decently damage padded full leather
- weighs 9 lbs
Has a few scripts
- You don your leather tunic, tugging it into place.
- You carefully remove your leather tunic, inspecting it for wear and tear.
- You rub your leather tunic, admiring the superior craftsmanship.
- You pull back your hand to give a small leather tunic a good slap, but stop when you realize how strange that would be.
- You shrug your shoulders and tug on your leather tunic, smoothing any wrinkles.
- You bend, stretch, and twist, making sure your leather tunic is properly fitted for battle.
Looking for 10x lightened Double leather (straight for the 10x fulls)
Contact me at Tayvin@aol.com or IM to Tayvin