Priest Square Pouch Pouches & Bags Les Artisans d&
Priest Square Pouch Pouches & Bags Les Artisans d&
Priest Square Pouch Pouches & Bags Les Artisans d&
Priest Square Pouch Pouches & Bags Les Artisans d&

Divine

Fantasy has been influenced by this idea of an era of faith, and the divine is largely present in most fictional worlds set in medieval times. It is not surprising to see many divine and religious archetypes being adapted into play, nor is it to see many fantasy character classes in LARP expanding from these historical roots.
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Les Artisans d'Azure

Priest Square Pouch

A7489

$90.00 CAD
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1 in stock
Shipping time:   4 to 12 days

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Description

Keep your precious belongings with you with this amazing cleric accessory. With this dyed leather pouch with religious engraings, you can clearly show your faith and devotion. Sometimes used for outgame objects like cell phones and wallets, this square purse will follow you without fail throughout your attempts at converting pagans and destroying heretics in LARP. Perfect for monks, priests, clerics, nuns, pilgrims, and crusaders. 

Materials

  • Genuine Leather 5-6 oz / 2.5 mm
  • Engraved Vegetal Leather 5-6 oz / 2.5 mm, hand dyed
  • Antique plated Piolino and rivets

Characteristics

  • Width: 7po / 18cm
  • Height: 5po / 13cm
  • Depth: 2po / 5cm

Handmade in Quebec, Canada by Les Artisans d'Azure

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Divine

Fantasy has been influenced by this idea of an era of faith, and the divine is largely present in most fictional worlds set in medieval times. It is not surprising to see many divine and religious archetypes being adapted into play, nor is it to see many fantasy character classes in LARP expanding from these historical roots.
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