[wtb] Light armor materials with good durability
Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 10:00 pm
Homins,
Recently, my stocks of required materials needed for light armors have decreased notably. In order to provide light armors with good durability (at expenses of some protection, I am aware) I would be interested in buying quartered materials with good durability, for example, great cuttler fangs. Since those matters are better discussed with a pint of stinga rum, feel free to contact me anytime and we can discuss the matter.
Best regards,
Ani
ooc: wtb q250+ LA armor mats, specially and great cuttler fangs and ligaments, great jugula fangs or kitin secretions as long as they have reasonable (e.g. above average) durability. Unsure about the price, depending on mat type and volume, but I'd say around 5k
Recently, my stocks of required materials needed for light armors have decreased notably. In order to provide light armors with good durability (at expenses of some protection, I am aware) I would be interested in buying quartered materials with good durability, for example, great cuttler fangs. Since those matters are better discussed with a pint of stinga rum, feel free to contact me anytime and we can discuss the matter.
Best regards,
Ani
ooc: wtb q250+ LA armor mats, specially and great cuttler fangs and ligaments, great jugula fangs or kitin secretions as long as they have reasonable (e.g. above average) durability. Unsure about the price, depending on mat type and volume, but I'd say around 5k