Prices:
| Type of Leather | Price |
Titanoboa Leather Leather produced from the hide of a dreadsome Pacific Titanoboa. It's very heavy, scaly and thick, probably capable of deflecting bullets. Manufactured from Titanoboa Rawhide Attire made from this leather gains +1 ARM but x2 weight. | £54/kg |
Bunyip Leather Leather produced from the hide of a dreadsome Bunyip. It speaks of a person that can bring down the master of the wetlands. Manufactured from Bunyip Rawhide Attire made from this leather grants its user Contextual Terror (Amphibious). | £30/kg |
Fur A type of leather in which the animal's fur was not stripped, but rather carefully kept. Keeps warmth extremely well. Manufactured from Light Furry Rawhide and Heavy Furry Rawhide Attire made from this leather grants its user a large degree of cold resistance. | £1/kg |
Hardened Leather Thick leather which has gone through additional processing, likely boiling, to make it as hard as possible. | £0.90/kg |
Soft Leather Soft, malleable and lightweight leather useful for things such as gloves, hats, clothes and decoration. Manufactured from Light Rawhide, Heavy Rawhide, Light Furry Rawhide or Heavy Furry Rawhide Attire made from this leather loses -1 ARM. | £0.30/kg |
Seahide Seaskin, somehow turned into... fish-smelling leather. Very thin and likely to rip, but almost wholly waterproof. Manufactured from Rawhide (Seaskin) Attire made from this leather loses -2 ARM but is completely waterproof. | £0.15/kg |