Yes, the leather helms will fit any human (with a little adjustment --
soak the thing thoroughly in water, then wear it two or three hours
until dry, then oil to soften for comfort).
I don't think any of the sleeve sets or torsos, and only one of the
legging sets, had sustained more than a single stab or slash; that
damage is repairable by a leatherworker or, by preference, an armorer.
The bloodstains can be mostly removed, as well -- so if you want to use
those pieces, you can. Repair will cost 2 Guilders for leggings, 1
Guilder 7 bits for sleeves (this is for the pair, in both cases), or you
can sell the pieces as is for the same amount. The leather torso armor,
as is, will fetch 3 Guilders 3 bits per hauberk. The helms are
undamaged, and as such will fetch 1 Guilder per piece.
Most of the atl-atls the Leathermen dropped when they charged were gone
when you got there to pick them up -- you were only able to find two;
they'll fetch 1 Guilder each. The quivers are worth 1 Guilder each as
well (they're belt type and will hold 20 arrows or atl-atl darts, if you
choose to keep one or both). The darts are worth 1 bit each to resell
if you don't have a use for them.
The used lantern is worth 1 Guilder, leather worker's tool kit will
bring 8 Guilders, tinderbox 1 bit, 4 points, candle lantern 2 bits,
small candles (sized to fit the candle lantern) a half bit each, fire
piston 5 bits, ball of string (looks like about 2/3 left of the original
100 yards, 10 lb strength) 4 points, hatchet 2 Guilders (weighs 2 lb,
does Swing cutting damage, i.e. 1.5 multiplier, uses One-handed Axe-Mace
skill, and can be thrown with Thrown Weapon, Axe-Mace -- or can be used
for camp chopping, also has a hammer back for things like driving stakes).
The small ceramic bottle with a pint of oil inside will bring a combined
2 bits -- the oil is most likely standard lamp oil, rather than the
Varagost variety (Moonlight says it doesn't smell right for Varagost oil).
I'll send you another updated sheet later, and let you know how bad your
encumbrance gets if you change to the heavy leather for sleeves and
leggings; right now, it's time for dinner.
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Opinions expressed are my own -- take them for what they're worth
and don't expect them to be perfect.
I can shift some around to compensate for the weight, but don't know how
much. Perhaps as much as a couple of KG if I had to.
Harryhas and what he
I've worked the math every way I can, and while the heavy sleeves and
leggings will only add about 3 pounds to the weight, that's about 3.5 pounds
too much (The coins are getting heavy and I'm deviding them between the
backpack and belt pouch, just for reference)
That brings the total for the loot to (Again, unless Moonlight wants some of
the stuff): 32G, 9b, 4P
Splitting it in half, with Sam taking the extra bit because he's taken the
smaller share in the last 2 lootings, that means 16G, 4B and 2P going to
Moonlight.
Harry
Harry