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| − | '''Animal products''' is a [[Sage Study|sage study]] in the [[Sage Field|field]] of [[Leather Work (sage field)|Leather Work]], | + | '''Animal products''' is a [[Sage Study|sage study]] in the [[Sage Field|field]] of [[Leather Work (sage field)|Leather Work]], involving the transformation of hides and other animal parts into useful and valuable goods, including the soaking of hides, treating them with natural agents, drying and methods of combining materials through sewing, binding, layering and the use of natural adhesives like pitch and resins. Likewise, the use of bones, sinew and horns are also part of this knowledge. |
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| + | The various creatures of the world offer a wealth of materials; the leatherworker with this study understands specifically how the solid body parts of these animals can be employed, at first in a perfectly ordinary sense, later as materials with which all sorts of potential items might be made, both magical and otherwise. | ||
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Revision as of 06:57, 10 January 2025
Animal products is a sage study in the field of Leather Work, involving the transformation of hides and other animal parts into useful and valuable goods, including the soaking of hides, treating them with natural agents, drying and methods of combining materials through sewing, binding, layering and the use of natural adhesives like pitch and resins. Likewise, the use of bones, sinew and horns are also part of this knowledge.
The various creatures of the world offer a wealth of materials; the leatherworker with this study understands specifically how the solid body parts of these animals can be employed, at first in a perfectly ordinary sense, later as materials with which all sorts of potential items might be made, both magical and otherwise.
Sage Abilities
The sage abilities below are those acquired by a character through the study, according to status.
Amateur Status
- Beekeeping: ability to keep colonies of bees in order to produce honey and encourage pollination.
