Info: Findofin's Prices

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Findofin is Caldath's private smithy, but despite this he is still alowed to sell his wares to visiting elves from the fey woods and others of high station who can afford it, this means that he has a very exlusive clientel as you have to be able to get with in the palace grounds in the first place.

Any human or dwarf(though not bloody likely) carrying elven made items gains +10 Ld and Fel with the locals because of these powerfull status symbols, also note that if you look like you shouldn't be carrying these items expect a lot of trouble from the watch.

Prices: Keep in mind that these items are 'standard' elven items, any custom made work will cost you A LOT more than what is listed here. Elven items are at 75% of the encumberance of their human or dwarven equivilants, and look a whole lot better.

Weapons:

• Elven Bastard Sword- 125gc
  
• Elven Dagger- 50gc
  
• Elven Great Sword- 200gcs
  
• Elven Knife- 25gcs
  
• Elven Long Sword- 150gc
  
• Elven Short Sword- 75gc
  
• Elven Stiletto- 75gc
  
• Elven Spear, long 75gc
  
• Elven Spear, short 60gc
  
• Elven Bow, 225gcs
  

Armour:

AP2: Chainmail
AP3: Plate

Chainmail: Interlocking steel rings forming a flexible mesh, in the case of elven made armour this can also take the form of metal scales woven together.

Plate: Shaped pieces of metal armour, covering body sections as entire pieces or as segmented articulated armour. Plate armour is nearly always worn over other armour, often chainmail and quilted cloth.


Flexible Armour:

• Coif-
  A coif is a hood that covers the skull and neck but leaves the face exposed. The coif reduces the wearers hearing ability.
  Chainmail 75gc
  
  
  
• Cowl-
  A cowl is similar to a coif, but it is extended so that it covered the shoulders as well. The coif reduces the wearers hearing ability.
  Chainmail 105gc
  
  
  
• Gauntlets-
  Gauntlets are specially developed gloves that cover the hands, with the majority of the protection to the back of the hand and fingers, allowing the hand to still grip weapons. However, manual dexterity is much reduced so no delicate work can be done whilst wearing gauntlets.
  Chainmail 90gc
  
  
  
• Habergeons-
  Habergeons are like a short sleeve shirt, covering the upper arms, shoulders, chest and abdomen. Most habergeons can be slipped on over the head, requiring no extra assistance.
  Chainmail 270 gc
  
  
  
• Hauberks-
  Hauberks are similar to tunics, but they are slightly longer; they cover upper & lower arms, shoulders, chest, abdomen, thighs and knees. Most hauberks are fastened up the back of the wearer and require a second person to adjust it to fit.
  Chainmail 390gc
  
  
  
• Leggings-
  Leggings normally consist of two separate pieces, one for each leg. They cover the hips, thigh, knees and calf. Note that they do not cover the lower abdomen.
  Chainmail 165gc
  
  
  
• Tunics-
  Tunics are similar to habergeons, but they reach the to the mid leg; they cover upper arms, shoulders, chest, abdomen and thighs. Most tunics are fastened up the back of the wearer and require a second person to adjust it to fit.
  Chainmail 375gc
  
  
  
• Shirts-
  An armour shirt covers the whole of the arms, the shoulders, chest and abdomen of the wearer. It is normally laced up the back - requiring a second persons help.
  Chainmail 285gc
  
  
  
• Skirts-
  Skirts cover the lower abdomen, hips and thighs of the wearer and are often attached round the waist by means of belt buckles.
  Chainmail 150gc
  

Ridged Armour:

• Plate- Alienates (shoulder) 75gc
  
• Plate- Breastplate (chest and abdomen front) 425gc
  
• Plate- Coudes (elbow) 60gc
  
• Plate- Cuirass (chest and abdomen) 600gc
  
• Plate- Greaves (calf) 125gc
  
• Plate- Helm, Great (head, face, neck) 350gc
  
• Plate- Helm (head and neck) 225gc
  
• Plate- Helmet (head) 150gc
  
• Plate- Kneecops (knee) 50gc
  
• Plate- Rerebrace (upper arm) 150gc
  
• Plate- Gauntlet (forearm) 125gc
  
• Plate- Boots (lower legs and feet) 150gc
  

Shields:

• Buckler, A buckler is a small (12 to 15” in diameter) round shield, with a central metal boss, used for parrying.
  25gc
  
  
• Heater (knight's), A heater is a classic knight’s shield, square at the top and pointed at the base, larger than a buckler it is still small enough to use for parrying. Heater shields are normal decorated with knight achievement.
  150gc
  
  
• Large Round Shield (Hoplite's), The Hoplite shield, or large round shield is 4 to 4½ foot in diameter. Worn strapped to the arm, it is not very manoeuvrable and is mainly used to protect the body against attacks from the front of the bearer. Hoplites fight by interlocking their shields, making only their lower legs and heads visible to attack.
  150gc
  
  
• Kite Shield, Kite shields are approximately 4 foot tall and 2 ft wide, often of a diamond or hexagonal shape. The kite shield is strapped to one arm, and is used to protect the body from frontal attacks, being rather unmanoeuvrable.
  125gc
  
  
• Target Shield (round shield), Target shields are about 2’9” to 3’3” in diameter, with a central shield boss. They are fairly manoeuvrable and may be used either strapped to the arm, or hand held for parrying.
  50gc
  
  
• Tower Shield (legionnaire's), A large shield, square in shape, but curved about its vertical axis, about 4’6” tall, by 3’ wide, worn strapped to the arm and used to protect against frontal attacks, and may be interlocked like a hoplites shield.
  75gc
  
  
• Spiked target (Sea raider’s shield), A target shield with a spike on the central boss that can be used as a weapon
  50gc
  

Heaters and Hoplites provide AP3,
Kites and Towers provide AP2,
Targets provide AP1