Coif
A padded arming cap or a mail coif, worn under the helmet.
| Worn | Head, under the helmet |
| Weight | 1 kg, whatever its tier |
| Sold by | The tailor |
| Price | crude 1 silver 2 copper, poor 4 silver, common 8 silver, fine 24 silver, masterwork 80 silver |
Protection
Section titled “Protection”What a common piece stops on its own: head 15%. A crude one stops half of that, a poor one two thirds, a fine one four thirds and a masterwork one and a half times. Under or over other layers, each layer stops its share of what gets past the one above it.
Made from
Section titled “Made from”A common piece takes 1 kg of linen. A crude one takes 0.6 of that, a poor one three quarters, a fine one half again and a masterwork twice. Traders buy what they lack from the town’s market.