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=========== Boots are an important part of the wardrobe for traveling and outdoor work and adventuring. They are vital for protection against cold and wet condi- tions as well as hot and rocky terrains. Many peasants need to wear boots indoors as well, as their living conditions preclude much comfort or heat. Boots may be found in many stages of design. One of the most popular is the pointed toe variety. The extended toe is especially popular among perfor- mers and jugglers, although thieves would do well to avoid them. The poin- ted toe tends to get in the way while climbing and running. Another common and functional boot is the leather, mid-calf boot with roll- tops, laced up the side. A variation on the mid-calfboot is the knee-high boots, worn by peasants and called cockers. Elegant designs reign at court. Such boots might be made of soft leather and even silk, embroidered or inlaid with gems. These are more for show than any practical purpose. See shoe or shoes for more information about footwear. Slot(s): feet Size: large Protection against: cut mediocre stab mediocre bash poor other mediocre
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Pages in category "Boots"
The following 33 pages are in this category, out of 33 total.
