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Nobles Garb base cost is 2 Gc

Fine Nobles Garb = 10Gc
Exceptional Nobles Garb = 20Gc


and similarly if there is the option to purcahse any garb that becomes available thats more than 2gc in base value it can also be used to put runes on. but currently the only garb available is Nobles.

Was looking over spells and caught something that wasn't in the errata. Healing Waters, listed as tier 2 in the spells by tradition section (both traditions have it there) but listed as tier 1 in the spell itself. So just a clarification for the next pass of errata to add the extra I.

So are you saying that any clothing that you spend more then 2 Gold can have a rune placed on it? If I spent 2 Gold or 3 Gold to get a Exceptional Sailor's Garb, more than the required 1 Gold, then I can put a rune on that?
[50 Copper rounded to 10 Silver x 10 for Exceptional clothing=100 Silver])
If you are not saying that then only the Noble Garb and the Gown can have runes, because all other Garbs stay below 2 Gold even when going to Exceptional Quality.

vault, any garb at which the BASE cost is 2gc or more, and thus would not include gowns.

ill correct the spelling in my original post

Alright, got a rules question about Counter spell. I think I know the answer, but I do want to get a clarification for a player.

So under the talent, it states that it is an arcanum talent, so can divine casters take it? From the description and talking to others, the answer seems to be no. Additionally, under the types descriptor on pg. 170, it says that you can only take arcanum talents after you've taken the arcane spell casting talent. And under arcane spell casting you are restricted from taken divine spell casting and vice versa for divine spell casting. Again this all points to no, but I was asked to get an official ruling.

It was Errata'd to be both an Arcane and Devout talent...

So both Arcane and Divine casters can take it

Huge Talent (pg.80 CoH) states the character can wield two-handed weapons as one handed (but cannot dual wield such weapons) and weapons that weigh 5lbs or less are considered light.

How do weapons that weigh greater than 5lbs, but have the adaptible trait come into play with the above?

Completely non-official answer, but I just re-read Adaptable and it looks like it would work normally. Adaptable weapons for Huge characters would still be considered whatever they are normally listed as in the weapon tables. I would say that Huge characters would have to actually use two hands for the damage die bump/speed cost increase.

Can the Gauntlet of Immaculate Defense (FiM, p. 20) be used as a weapon (A:RPG p. 242), and if yes, what equipment quality would it have? The same question would apply to the Gauntlets of Force (FiM p. 20) and Crotalus Gauntlet (FiM II, p. 27).

I took a look through both FiM books to see if there was anything on item creation which spells out the quality of item required to make a magic item, but didn't find anything (not surprising as it isn't an option for PCs). I see that the bulk of the magical arms and armour listed in the book are Exceptional or better, but it doesn't seem to be specified for Enchanted Garb.

Thanks again

While I see no reason as to why the gauntlets couldn't be used as standard gauntlets, I can't say as I know what type of weapon they'd be. As it doesn't specify, I would assume they function as "Good" quality items, at least in terms of weapon damage and speed.