Camlet - Revision history

CRYPTODYNAMIC: This is rare, not quest-only

2026-03-31T16:56:45Z

This is rare, not quest-only

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	\|stype=silks		\|stype=silks
	\|rarity=~~quest-only~~		\|rarity=rare
	\|CTag=-		\|CTag=-
	\|special=none		\|special=none
			\|noalt=No
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No
	\|alchemy=No		\|alchemy=No

TEVESHSZAT at 05:16, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T05:16:11Z

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	\|type=fabric		\|type=fabric
	\|stype=silks		\|stype=silks
	\|rarity=~~rare~~		\|rarity=quest-only
	\|CTag=-		\|CTag=-
	\|special=none		\|special=none

TEVESHSZAT at 05:15, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T05:15:06Z

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			{{Material
	Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. Instead, dried pigments are added to the waterproofing solution during the curing processes. As a result of this, camlet is incredibly resistant to fading and was traditionally only created in the most vivid and brilliant of hues. Although deep, rich tones are now sometimes produced as well, white and other pale shades of camlet remain almost unheard of.		\|description=Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. Instead, dried pigments are added to the waterproofing solution during the curing processes. As a result of this, camlet is incredibly resistant to fading and was traditionally only created in the most vivid and brilliant of hues. Although deep, rich tones are now sometimes produced as well, white and other pale shades of camlet remain almost unheard of.

			\|type=fabric
	This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]
			\|stype=silks
	==Items==
			\|rarity=rare
	{{MSearch}}
			\|CTag=-
	{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks}}
			\|special=none
			\|crafting=No
			\|alchemy=No
			}}

ZUERCAT at 07:25, 10 November 2018

2018-11-10T07:25:15Z

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	Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. Instead, dried pigments are added to the waterproofing solution during the curing processes. As a result of this, camlet is incredibly resistant to fading and was traditionally only created in the most vivid and brilliant of hues. Although deep, rich tones are now sometimes produced as well, white and other pale shades of camlet remain almost unheard of.~~{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks}}~~		Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. Instead, dried pigments are added to the waterproofing solution during the curing processes. As a result of this, camlet is incredibly resistant to fading and was traditionally only created in the most vivid and brilliant of hues. Although deep, rich tones are now sometimes produced as well, white and other pale shades of camlet remain almost unheard of.

			This material must be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]
			==Items==
			{{MSearch}}
			{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks}}

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2014-10-31T05:03:29Z

Created page with "Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. ..."

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Another fabric named after its curing process, '''camlet''' is a heavy, waterproof silk best suited for containers and outerwear. Camlet is not dyed in the traditional sense. Instead, dried pigments are added to the waterproofing solution during the curing processes. As a result of this, camlet is incredibly resistant to fading and was traditionally only created in the most vivid and brilliant of hues. Although deep, rich tones are now sometimes produced as well, white and other pale shades of camlet remain almost unheard of.{{Cat|Fabric,Silks}}