 Crafting Motif 122: Dead Keeper Bows |
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From: The Desk of Abbot Ilvel
To: All Curates
Regarding: Dress and Weapons Code
Fellow Keepers of the Dead:
It has been brought to my attention that our order has of late been lax in our attention to our appearance. Many members of our organization have allowed personal preferences and affectations to overwhelm our dedicated robes and unique equipment. In many cases it has become difficult to determine true members of our order from followers who have taken to imitating our aspects, as well as those who have found our robes and armor to be a comfortable alternative to their normal gear.
For this reason, I have requested Keeper Davela to standardize of our dress and armament code. A coherent look for our vestments and equipment will help all of us in our duties, providing a common presentation to our fellow worshipers, and aid in the presenting the clarity of our duties. Those seeking their ancestors within our catacombs should know at a glance that one of our Keepers is available to assist them.
Thank you for taking this time to review this material, and I look forward to compliance among our numbers.
May our sainted ancestors watch over us, as we venerate their names.
—Abbot Ilvel
BOWS
Low ceilings can make bow fire problematic, but we are not always in the crypts, and some challenges are best dealt with at range. Made of steel-shod hornwood, our bows are resilient. However, because of the conditions in the tombs, strings and arrow fletching must be replaced often.