Leather armor = twig armor

[niltrias]

Slightly tangential, but..
How about different arrow points, like in real life? Field points, broadheads, mankillers, tourney, flight, etc. I grew up on archery, and there are a lot of different types. (though Ive never actually seen a mankiller)
Also. could we maybe use a hammer and forge to beat coins into arrowheads?

[niltrias]

Slightly tangential, but..
How about different arrow points, like in real life? Field points, broadheads, mankillers, tourney, flight, etc. I grew up on archery, and there are a lot of different types. (though Ive never actually seen a mankiller)
Also. could we maybe use a hammer and forge to beat coins into arrowheads?

[sami1337]

Yeah i thought about the coin thing too. seemed like the most obvious way to handle it.

[Milaha]

I personally have no issue with leather armor, even without a boar helm (I wear a band-aid constantly). It helps immensely when fighting fox. I think the key thing you need to remember is that if you are fighting something in a relatively fair fight, most attacks should be dodged, not mitigated with armor. My leather takes about 5 damage per piece for each lvl 10 fox I kill in melee. With just 3 tubs I produce way more leather than I consume, and the mitigation provided by the armor means I can keep killing without stopping to rest.

[p1geonman]

Try wearing a shield and using the Shield combat maneuver; that virtually negates wear on my armor unless I am seriously outclassed by the fauna.