Textiles

Where the smith shapes metal with fire and force, the weaver creates with patience and precision. A bolt of moonweave, woven carelessly, unravels into nothing. A dragonhide, tanned wrong, becomes brittle and worthless. Textile workers understand that the finest creations come from the steadiest hands. The first textile artisans were tanners who discovered that treated hides could stop arrows, and spinners who found that twisted fibers were stronger than steel. From those humble beginnings grew a tradition encompassing leatherwork, weaving, and the art of crafting armor from cloth and hide alike. Today's master weavers outfit armies and create robes that channel magical enchantments. The greatest mystery of the craft remains the legendary Voidcloth — fabric woven from threads harvested in the space between worlds, so rare and so difficult to work that only the most accomplished textile artisans dare attempt it.