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Ahem.


Cold Napalm wrote:


Studded leather in all likeliness never existed.

Any piece of leather armor I wear counts as studded.


Brean Desnus thinks we can hook some of those metal box-whatsits to our lutes and get a new kind of sound out of them. I think it's slightly mad, but after a few pints I've come around to his line of thinking.

Great idea or greatest idea?

What kind of trouble should we be expecting?



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