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Synthesis Recipes
Sheep Leather - 1 sheepskin, 1 handful of oak chips
Sheep Leather Spetch - 1 circle of sheepskin leather
Sheep Leather Strap - 1 circle of sheepskin leather
Sheepskin Outsoles - 2 circles of sheepskin leather, 1 block of animal glue
Leather-Bound Swordguard - 1 circle of slate-grey sheep leather, 1 antelope sinew cord
Slate-Grey Sheep Leather - 1 sheepskin, 1 handful of oak chips, 1 pot of slate-grey sheep leather dye
Hempen Breeches - 1 circle of taupe sheep leather, 1 taupe-sheep leather strap, 2 bolts of mole-brown hempen cloth, 1 spindle of hempen yarn
Cotton Breeches - 1 circle of sheepskin leather, 1 sheep leather strap, 2 bolts of dull vermillion cotton cloth, 1 spindle of cotton yarn
Sheepskin Duckbills - 1 circle of sheepskin leather, 1 sheep leather strap, 2 bolts of dull vermillion cotton cloth, 1 spindle of cotton yarn
Padded Sheepskin Duckbills - 1 circle of dodo leather, 1 sheep leather strap, 1 pair of maize-yellow cotton socks, 1 pair of sheepskin outsoles, 1 antelope sinew cord
Leather Satchel Belt - 2 circles of moss-green buffalo leather, 1 iron buckle, 1 antelope sinew cord
Smithy's Gloves - 2 circles of sheepskin leather, 1 sheep leather strap, 1 antelope sinew cord
Sheepskin Targe - 1 circle of sheepskin leather, 1 sheep leather strap, 1 lauan plank, 1 handful of copper rivets, 1 antelope sinew cord, 1 lump beeswax
Wrapped Maple Longbow - 1 maple longbow, 1 circle of soot-black buffalo leather, 1 soot-black buffalo leather strap, 1 sheet of silver plate, 1 handful of silver rivets, 1 pinch of brimstone
Leather Himantes - 1 pair of leather knuckle guards, 1 pair of bronze himantes grips, 1 bolt of undyed canvas, 1 block of animal glue, 1 antelope sinew cord
Description
Contrary to popular belief, a leatherworker’s skills are not limited to the mere boiling and dying of pelts and skins, but also encompass those of an armourer and clothier, for a true leatherworker would never entrust his hides to the hands of another. Perhaps a leatherworker’s most arduous and time–consuming task is procuring the various coats and furs necessary for his trade, which is the reason why many who choose this profession tend to dabble in hunting and trapping as well.
The Elezen have long been known for their skill in leathercrafting, yet for centuries their techniques were heavily guarded. However, when dwindling numbers of guildmasters were threatened with the disappearance of their immense wealth of compiled knowledge, Elezen leatherworkers set aside pride and reluctantly began revealing those techniques to a select few. As a result, the quality of Eorzean–made leather improved significantly, creating an increased demand for products using the superior–quality material.
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