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Leather in medieval times was expensive and usually reserved for things like footwear, work aprons and whatnot. I'm sure you could make a set of...

Studded leather didn't exist, because if you think about it for a few seconds you'll realise it's retarded. Most likely explanation I've seen is...

Cuir bouilli, or boiled leather, was actually pretty common especially before things like plate. I always preferred systems with damage to actual...

Studded leather did exist and is more properly known as a coat of plates. Those studs are actually rivets that keep the plates where they're...

In general, the closest thing there was to "leather armor." Would be a brigandine. The Romans also supposedly wore a leather shirt under their...

"Sustain minor" is a 4e thing. Few if any concentration spells in 5e require using an action to sustain them. There absolutely was "leather...