A List of Armour Components Paper · Points of interest

Here’s the list of components:

“(...) in order to make such an armour, one needs to acquire a few rare components: the moult of a large lizard, hard and difficult to pierce; a bundle of silk threads – strong and resilient; a flask of quicksilver, for tempering; and a relic of a saint, to imbue said armour with holiness….”

As those are all rarities, let me give you some help – excerpts from a few texts pertaining to your search. They should give you at least some clues as to where to search for what you need. Good luck!

“(...) the mires of Sangora are a hazardous place to venture. Treacherous waters hide many dangers, including bog dragons, hidden beneath the waters, waiting to ambush any prey that might come by (...)”

“(...) remarkable. Simply remarkable. Those moth-like creatures – sanzhani, I think the locals call them, always in hushed voices – are elusive, but they can be bargained with. You simply have to give them what they desire. And in turn? They have much to offer. For example, they make this silk that is as durable as steel (...)”

“(...) many who dabble in the arcane arts, especially alchemy, will find quicksilver to be a versatile medium for their practice and should make sure to always have it in their workshops. It’s not easy to procure, but I hear that some of the more reputable and industrious traders have it in stock (...)”

“(...) relics of the Saints, and Sangora is no exception. Saint Tyna’s body was preserved for future believers to venerate. Saint Tobias’s missing hand became quite the legend. Of course, there’s more – some can be found in places of worship; others have ended up in noblemen's vaults.”