Leather is the refined, tanned form of Animal Hide, a durable, flexible material that has been an essential staple of human life since prehistory. It is used for manufacturing clothing, footwear, saddles, light armour, and a thousand other goods that must endure harsh conditions. Depending on the beast it was sourced from, leather can range from supple and lightweight to thick and rugged enough to stop a bullet. Well-made leather goods are highly sought after, particularly in Oceanyka, where they are an integral part of practically every local culture.
Prices:
| Type of Leather | Price |
Pacific Titanoboa Leather Leather produced from the hide of a Pacific Titanoboa. It's very heavy, scaly and thick, probably capable of deflecting bullets. Armour made from this leather gains +1 ARM but weighs double. | £24/kg |
Seahide Seaskin, somehow turned into... fish-smelling leather. Very thin and likely to rip, but almost wholly waterproof. Armour made from this leather gains -1 ARM but is waterproof. | £0.8/kg |