 Crafting Motif 112: Syrabanic Marine Shoulders |
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Frog-metal, or Syrabane's Steel, is a highly coveted rarity to those of us alive today. But this was not always the case. The famed buoyant metal is an astounding prize for mariners around Amenos. The supply is woefully limited and not exactly something one can just whip up. So, I will describe these designs how they were, before Syrabane's metal was lost to the sea. When stalwart sea knights made use of these weapons and armor, they did so unafraid of the waves that rocked the decks beneath their feet. These knights of the unfathomable depths are worthy of study, as are their arms.
I located this record of one such knight who took the time to painstakingly describe the sheer magnificence of his equipment. I hope you enjoy his account as much as I, dear reader.
SHOULDERS
The shoulders of our warriors rest under panels of light steel. For most, shoulder pauldrons take the form of sleek fins. It may look as though we could dive beneath the very waves with such appendages and conquer the fathomless depths as swiftly as we do the land. That is not far from the truth, despite how fantastical it may sound.