Crafting Motif 29: Soul-Shriven Style

Crafting Motif 29: Soul-Shriven Style is a book in .
==Locations==
*Reward for Cadwell's Silver
==Contents==
By Sir Cadwell the Undaunted, Knight of the Court of Coldharbour, Champion of Chivalry, Defender of the Defenseless, Shepherd to the Soul-Shriven
Here in Coldharbour we have people who've come from every corner of Tamriel. And who can blame them? This realm is a virtual paradise! And also, now that I think of it, a victual paradox. I mean, we Soul-Shriven live, but we do not eat. I can't remember the last time I've felt even a bit peckish. Curious, isn't it? I wonder how that works?
But never mind that. On to the matter at hand: style! Soul-Shriven style, to be precise. It's the style that has no style, because it draws from every style! It's got the best of everything, doesn't it?
I mean, just look at our weapons! A veritable bounty of battle-ready accoutrements and pointed pain-sticks. The dagger: a wavy kris from Soul-Shriven Khajiit! The mace: a clonking good morning-star, all spiky and everything, from freshly Soul-Shriven Orcs! The swords: real katanas from real Akaviri, those snaky Tsaesci, not those chilly Kamali with their silly straight swords! And the axes: nasty-looking things with scythe-blades... genuine scythe-blades from... well, truth be told, I've no idea where they come from, but someplace fun, almost certainly!
And have a look at our armor! Go on! I've never seen its like, but I like what I see. It's all... how should I say it? Rather mixed up and confusticating, isn't it? Cobbled together with bits and bobs from all over–a bit like a flesh atronach, but far more comfortable to wear, and not nearly as pungent.
So, if you give a tinker's damn about style, why not consider crafting Soul-Shriven weapons and armor for all of your madcap adventuring needs? They're quite fetching, and not at all dodgy. Not too dodgy, at any rate.
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