Tailor – New Game+

Tailor is a skill which has a primary purpose of creating armor vs environment, & creating containers such as pouches. It requires a minimum of Crude tools to perform this skill. It also requires materials to create, which may be gathered from either the, Hunting, Trapping, or Gardening skills as “Cloth Fragments”.

Tier Value	# of Cloth Fragments
1	5
2	10
3	15
4	20
5	25
6	30
7	35
8	40
9	45
10	50
11	55
12	60

The Tailor skill allows a character to create a full cloth from cloth fragments, to be used by this & several other skills. They may create 1 full cloth for each assigned “Daily Task” with a Tier Value lower or equal to their Tailor level (Tailor: 5 can craft Tier 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Cloth. Basic tools & Workshop multipliers allow for 2x & 4x that baseline output, respectively.

The number of Cloth Fragments needed to create a cloth of any tier is: [Tier Value x 5]. Example: To craft Tier 1 Cloth, you would need 5 Cloth Fragments. To craft Tier 10 Cloth, you would need 50 Cloth Fragments. (see – Tier vs # of Frags chart)

The Tailor skill may recycle a cloth back into Cloth Fragments with 100% returns. This requires a Crude toolkit or greater to perform.

For each level in Tailor, a character may create up to that Tier value of a Clothing set (Taylor:4 may create Clothing set T1, T2, T3, or T4). For each Tier value that Clothing set has, it will reduce environment (such as cold weather) damage received by 1 (a T4 clothing set will reduce damage received by cold by up to 4 points).

Creating all items with this skill takes [Tier x Tier] days with Crude tools. Basic tools will double output & a Workshop will quadruple output from baseline.

Tier Value	Crude Tools	Basic Tools	Workshop
Tier 1	1 day	0.5 days	0.25 days
Tier 2	4 days	2 days	1 day
Tier 3	9 days	4.5 days	2.25 days
Tier 4	16 days	8 days	4 days
Tier 5	25 days	12.5 days	6.25 days
Tier 6	36 days	18 days	9 days
Tier 7	49 days	24.5 days	12.25 days
Tier 8	64 days	32 days	16 days
Tier 9	81 days	40.5 days	20.25 days
Tier 10	100 days	50 days	25 days
Tier 11	121 days	60.5 days	30.25 days
Tier 12	144 days	72 days	36 days

There is no requirements for a user to equip any Tier of clothing created by this skill (including no body stat requirements).

Each character may only equip 1 set of clothing at a time.

Clothing can be worn with or without “Coverings” & may be worn with or without armor (& does not count against the equip body stat limitations).

A Clothing set requires starting materials of 1 full cloth of the Tier or higher for the desired output (meaning a T8 Clothing set must use T8+ materials, etc). If multiple Tier materials are used: use the lowest Tier among them.

Additionally, while there is no mechanic at the moment for it, GM may have NPC’s react differently to a character who has higher Tier Clothing than another. Higher Tier Clothing sets can be perceived as having higher value than lower Tier Clothing sets (& they do cost much more to obtain).

Containers

Hip Pouch	Slots	Hip Pouch	Slots
T1 Hip Pouch	2 slots	T7 Hip Pouch	14 slots
T2 Hip Pouch	4 slots	T8 Hip Pouch	16 slots
T3 Hip Pouch	6 slots	T9 Hip Pouch	18 slots
T4 Hip Pouch	8 slots	T10 Hip Pouch	20 slots
T5 Hip Pouch	10 slots	T11 Hip Pouch	22 slots
T6 Hip Pouch	12 slots	T12 Hip Pouch	24 slots

(All listed examples are for medium sized creatures)

A Hip Pouch has carry slots equal to 2x it’s tier value. It requires a Body stat of its tier value or higher to wear.

[Item] Pouch	Slots	[Item] Pouch	Slots
T1 [Item] Pouch	3 slots	T7 [Item] Pouch	21 slots
T2 [Item] Pouch	6 slots	T8 [Item] Pouch	24 slots
T3 [Item] Pouch	9 slots	T9 [Item] Pouch	27 slots
T4 [Item] Pouch	12 slots	T10 [Item] Pouch	30 slots
T5 [Item] Pouch	15 slots	T11 [Item] Pouch	33 slots
T6 [Item] Pouch	18 slots	T12 [Item] Pouch	36 slots

A [item specific] Pouch has carry slots equal to 3x it’s tier value. It can only hold that item type. It also requires a Body stat equal or greater to the Pouch’s Tier value. Common specific items are: food, coin, bolts, & arrows. Any other specified items may be discussed with your GM. For small creatures, round up after halving the capacity.

Backpack	Slots	Backpack	Slots
T1 Backpack	4 slots	T7 Backpack	28 slots
T2 Backpack	8 slots	T8 Backpack	32 slots
T3 Backpack	12 slots	T9 Backpack	36 slots
T4 Backpack	16 slots	T10 Backpack	40 slots
T5 Backpack	20 slots	T11 Backpack	44 slots
T6 Backpack	24 slots	T12 Backpack	48 slots

A Backpack has carry slots equal to 4x it’s tier value. They follow the same rules as Pouches.

[Item] Backpack	Slots	[Item] Backpack	Slots
T1 [Item] Backpack	5 slots	T7 [Item] Backpack	35 slots
T2 [Item] Backpack	10 slots	T8 [Item] Backpack	40 slots
T3 [Item] Backpack	15 slots	T9 [Item] Backpack	45 slots
T4 [Item] Backpack	20 slots	T10 [Item] Backpack	50 slots
T5 [Item] Backpack	25 slots	T11 [Item] Backpack	55 slots
T6 [Item] Backpack	30 slots	T12 [Item] Backpack	60 slots

A [item specific] Backpack has carry slots equal to 5x it’s tier value. They follow the same rules as [item specific] Pouches.

Other Common Items

Bedroll	Cold Armor	Bedroll	Cold Armor
T1 Bedroll	+2	T7 Bedroll	+14
T2 Bedroll	+4	T8 Bedroll	+16
T3 Bedroll	+6	T9 Bedroll	+18
T4 Bedroll	+8	T10 Bedroll	+20
T5 Bedroll	+10	T11 Bedroll	+22
T6 Bedroll	+12	T12 Bedroll	+24

Other common items may be created as well. As they are not worn or equipped, they do not require any Body stat to use.

Bedrolls require 2 cloth to create. They have the same effect against cold as wearing two sets of clothing of the same tier. They cannot be worn as clothing, but their effects stack with worn clothing additively. They may be used while not actively walking, fighting, crafting, etc. – They are extremely helpful for blizzards & cold nights.

Tents require 2 cloth (of Tier 2 or higher) to create for each creature it can house. Tents at all Tier levels count as “Shelter” (see- “Environment”). Higher Tier tents have no further benefit than those created at Tier 2 aside from it’s durability rating. Each month a tent is in use, it will lose 1 Tier value until it is repaired. If a tent reaches a Tier value of 0, it is destroyed & cannot be repaired.

# of Med-Sized Creatures Housed	# of Cloth to Create	# of Slots in Inventory when Folded	# of Med-Sized Creatures Housed	# of Cloth to Create	# of Slots in Inventory when Folded
1-Person	2	10	7-Person	14	70
2-Person	4	20	8-Person	16	80
3-Person	6	30	9-Person	18	90
4-Person	8	40	10-Person	20	100
5-Person	10	50	11-Person	22	110
6-Person	12	60	12-Person	24	120

“slots” is the number of inventory slots required to store the folded tent inside a container.

Cordage such as rope, bowstrings, & crossbow strings can be made with cloth fragments. When assigned as a Daily Task, a Tailor may create up to 100 feet of cordage at a rate of 10 feet per 1 cloth fragment.