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Clothing

We generally know what clothing is. In this case, these represent clothing above and beyond what would normally be worn by the character, which is why we don't include pants, belts, shirts, underclothing, or shoes or flip-flops. Characters are welcome to specify these items if they so desire, but they don't provide any protection and they don't count against inventory, so they are generally just assumed and not written down (so as not to confuse a player when it comes to counting up encumbrance).

Clothing and armor can generally be worn at the same time with notable exceptions such as cloth gloves or mittens cannot be worn with leather gloves or gauntlets. Clothing should generally be limited to one per body area.

The items which do count against encumbrance are:

Name	Body Area	Defense ¹⁾	Other
Cap	Head	¼ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Cape	Back	¼ F
Cloth Gloves	Hands	¼ P/D, ¼ F, ¼ B/A
Cloak	Back	¼ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Coat	Torso	½ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Fedora	Head	¼ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Fur Coat	Torso	F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Fur-Lined Cloak	Back	½ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Hat	Head	¼ F, ¼ B/A	Provides protection against light
Jacket	Torso	¼ F, ¼ B/A
Leg Warmers	Legs	¼ F
Mittens	Hands	F, ¼ B/A, ¼ P/D
Scarf	Neck	½ F
Wool Gloves	Hands	¼ P/D, ½ F, ¼ B/A

It is assumed that coats and cloaks have hoods and jackets and capes do not.

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