A Blades Original Cloak

[Wrathbringer]

a shady black cloak with strange red marks that appear to be bloodstains at first but resolve into hideous runes that bespeak words of death and terrible agony

...yeah. That Blades was a unique fellow... Max deepened to hold 140, and lightened from 15 lbs to 11 lbs. It can get as light as 6 lbs, so it still has a ways to go there. It does open and close.

10m *SOLD*

[SpiffyJr]

Is that seriously what you see when you look at someone? If so, you should drop the price 3m for an alter.

[Celephais]

Wrathbringer, try ANALYZING the cloak. They changed the rules on max light/deepinging so that with a given weight you can only get so deep and vise versa. So I wouldn't be surprised if at 140lb capacity and 11 lb weight you've reached max lightening.

[Wrathbringer]

Wrathbringer, try ANALYZING the cloak. They changed the rules on max light/deepinging so that with a given weight you can only get so deep and vise versa. So I wouldn't be surprised if at 140lb capacity and 11 lb weight you've reached max lightening.

You analyze your shady black cloak and sense that the item is free from merchant alteration restrictions.

You can tell that the cloak's pockets could not possibly get any deeper, but you might be able to have a talented merchant lighten the shady black cloak for you.

Turns out that's true to a point. When the cloak was 15 lbs, I assisted when analyze stated it had maxed out capacity at 140 lbs. I was informed that while weight does factor into an item's capacity, it cannot override the new limits on capacity based on item type. GM said that (outside of auction quality or other special circumstances) the maximum capacity for a cloak worn container is now 140 lbs, and that a cloak with this capacity could weigh no less than 6 lbs. After that conversation, I lightened the cloak a few times down to the current 11 lbs and it still analyzes as able to be lightened, so I expect it to be able to get to 6 lbs, as the GM said. Appreciate the post.

[Wrathbringer]

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