Masterwork–Mythic Hybrid Attire
Creator: Alakkin Almoni
Purpose: Mobility, dignity, survivability, identity
Philosophy: If the world must look at me, it will look at something unbreakable.
Alakkin does not wear armor.
He wears agreements with reality.
Each garment is constructed from layered enchanted fabrics, reinforced with mithril micro-stitching so fine it resembles embroidery. Every seam carries function. Every fold carries intent.
None of these suits restrict movement.
All of them outperform plate.
Sunweave Silk (Unique, Grade VIII+)
Trait: (<) Light +4
Trait: C(+4) Mana conductive
Trait: J(+3) Pain resistance
Trait: !(+) Mana resistant
A lost Almoni textile recreated by Alakkin through trial and error.
Mithril Thread (Grade VI Metal)
Trait: D(+3) Physical defense
Trait: (<) Light +2
Trait: C(+2)
Stitched in fractal patterns, allowing force to disperse rather than strike.
Aetherfelt Cotton (Natural Material, Grade V)
Trait: A(+2) Amplifying
Trait: W Liquid absorbent
Trait: J(+2)
Comfort layer that stabilizes body temperature and absorbs shock.
Tier 4 (Legendary)
Conditional Tier 5 when worn with the Wayward Loom
Alakkin owns four core suits, each dyed using the same extinct dyes as his carpet. Each piece is modular — jackets, pants, shirts may be interchanged without losing enchantment integrity.
AC Equivalent: 23
No movement penalties
Immune to mundane wear
Self-cleaning
Silent movement (no fabric noise)
Color: Warm, radiant gold that deepens in sunlight
Symbolism: Hope, clarity, presence
Long-cut, tailored shoulders
Reinforced collar that can harden on impact
Deflects radiant and fire damage
Bonus Effects:
Advantage vs fear and charm
Minor light emission under stress
High-collar silk shirt
Breathes like linen, protects like mail
Effect:
Reduces heat damage
Prevents fatigue from exertion
Flexible weave at joints
Reinforced thighs and hips
Effect:
Enhanced balance
Cannot be restrained by mundane means
Color: Deep blue-black with starlike flecks
Symbolism: Travel, distance, secrets
Shorter cut for movement
Cloak-compatible seams
Bonus Effects:
Resistance to cold and lightning
Blends with darkness without invisibility
Low-profile weave
Absorbs ambient mana interference
Effect:
Resistance to magical detection
Improves spell control
Weighted hem that stabilizes in high wind
Effect:
Immune to forced movement under Tier 4
Enhanced aerial control
Color: Deep red with glowing undertones
Symbolism: Heritage, wrath restrained, blood remembered
Military cut, high back
Reinforced spine seam
Bonus Effects:
Resistance to piercing and slashing
Reactive hardening under threat
Sun-aligned dye reacts to emotion
Effect:
Increases stamina in prolonged conflict
Converts pain into focus
Reinforced knee and shin lines
Effect:
Reduces fall damage
Enhances ground combat stability
Color: Pale white with pearlescent shimmer
Symbolism: Mercy, endings, beginnings
Long ceremonial coat
Flowing, almost priestly
Bonus Effects:
Resistance to necrotic and void effects
Calms hostile mana fields
Soft, nearly weightless
Effect:
Improves healing received
Suppresses corruption
Seamless construction
Effect:
Prevents bodily afflictions
Grants resistance to poison and disease
Tier: 4 (Legendary)
Usage: Rare
Heavy ceremonial robes woven from all four dyes.
Amplifies spellcasting by 25%
Reduces spell backlash
Restricts mobility slightly (Alakkin dislikes this)
He wears them only when symbolism matters more than speed.
Tier: 4
Material:
Mithril mesh sole
Sunweave leather upper
Effects:
Walk on air for short distances
Immune to slipping
Silent steps
Tier: 4
Material:
Void-cured leather
Celestial thread lining
Effects:
Immune to terrain damage
Stabilizes posture in combat
Cannot be disarmed or removed unwillingly
Wearing pieces from multiple suits creates resonance:
Gold + Indigo: Enhanced perception and navigation
Red + White: Controlled fury and self-healing
All Four: Temporary Tier 5 defensive state (once per long rest)
Scholars argue whether his suits are armor.
Blacksmiths refuse to comment.
Tailors worship him quietly.
Enemies underestimate him — until blades bounce, spells slide, and the man in the suit keeps walking.
Alakkin does not dress for war.
He dresses so the world remembers he survived it.