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A weapon strap can be {{com|TIE|tied}} to weapons regardless of size, to allow them to be shoulder worn. Weapons can be thrown while tied to a weapon strap.<br> |
A weapon strap can be {{com|TIE|tied}} to weapons regardless of size, to allow them to be shoulder worn. Weapons can be thrown while tied to a weapon strap.<br> |
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{{CraftTemplate|itype=Weapon |
{{CraftTemplate|itype=Weapon strap|noun=strap|type=misc|mat=leather|dif=1|vol=1|tech=Leather Decorative Wear Design|slot=shoulder|1|1|1|}} |
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 20 June 2025
| Weapon strap (leather) | |
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| Look: | You see nothing unusual. |
| Metal: | No |
| Properties: | This is an item.
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| Dimensions: | 1 length x 1 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is Tailoring products |
A weapon strap can be TIED to weapons regardless of size, to allow them to be shoulder worn. Weapons can be thrown while tied to a weapon strap.
A Weapon strap is a tailoring template.
It is a 01- Extreme Easy template, uses 1 yards of leather, and is covered by the Leather Decorative Wear Design technique.
It is 1 by 1 by 1 spans.
Item weight is derived from material density multiplied by the yards for the template, then rounded down to the whole number.