Traditional gloves capturing the unique style of Pailune. People recall when the Greymanes guarded Pailune, hoping their return would let them wear these bright clothes again. Those who have contributed to Pailune are granted the chance to wear it.

Cloth gloves once worn by the Reed Devil. They carry the grudges of the devil of the reed field and his followers, who slipped free of the cycle of life and death. Thick layers of tightly compressed cloth give them durability to rival steel.

Gloves made by the sorcerers of Tariv. Tariv permits purely academic study of darkness, but some sorcerers have been tempted and slipped into forbidden domains.

Cloth gloves favored by freeswords who roam the frontier. Reinforced with thick hide and cloth to protect the hands, while the patterned wrist strap holds the gloves tight. It is crafted to last hard marches and combat.

Silver plate gloves modeled after the Machina Knight. The cold, shimmering metal firmly wraps around the back of the hand and wrist to deflect impacts, while the smooth surface reveals mechanical precision. Red accents on the interior contrast with the silver, further heightening its cold impression.

Plate Gloves once used by Merrick, the Knight of Fortune. While they retain the golden luster, some criticize that they are unsuitable for combat, likely due to being mixed with cheap iron. However, everyone acknowledges their beauty as they glisten in the sunlight.

Plate gloves once worn by Beloth, the Darksworn. Black plating covers the back of the hand, extending down to the knuckles with such precision that the joints interlock like cogwheels when clenching a fist. The wrists are reinforced with thick iron to better parry attacks, while a chilling frost seeps from within the gloves, freezing even the hilts of the weapons they touch white.

Plate gloves of Gwen Kraber, captain of the Wolf Trackers. She is Giath’s loyal right hand, constantly seeking new prey for him. In some ways, she seems an unlikely fit among wolf trackers. Her true origins are unknown, but her skill is beyond doubt.

Plate gloves crafted in the likeness of the massive gloves of Titan. Square overlapping plates wrap around the forearms, tightened firmly with leather straps to disperse impact and minimize wrist movement. The fingers are exposed for a better grip on weapons, while a faint blue light leaks through the gaps in the plating.

Plate gloves once worn by the Forgotten General who guarded Odeck. Layered square plates wrap around the forearms, providing steady support when wielding a shield and sword. The faint scratches on the silver surface speak of the years this protector endured.

Plate gloves named after the last knight of Delesyia. The people of Delesyia wondered if the age of machines surpassing men had arrived. Ferman and the Machina Knight fought as equals, and none could easily predict the victor.

Plate gloves for a brave warrior who never retreats in battle. Brass-colored metal wraps from the fingertips to the elbows, lending destructive power to clenched fists. The flexible finger joints perfectly absorb the shock of swinging heavy weapons, allowing for steady, unwavering attacks.

Plate gloves crafted by the orcs of Gorthak. These were dyed with a deep dark color, as if darkness has settled upon them. While the overall design remains similar, the studs on the fists have been modified to enhance the destructive power of unarmed combat.

Gloves from a faraway land beyond the reach of any journey on foot. It is said to have once been a black armor trimmed with gold. Battle-worn yet freshly repainted, these gloves await a new master.

Gauntlets whose origins cannot be traced anywhere in Pywel’s history. Their wear and marks speak of the former owner’s seasoned swordsmanship.

Ceremonial leather gloves crafted by Hernand’s artisans. Made from lightweight yet durable leather, they are permitted only to those who have contributed to Hernand.

Gloves made from the leather of the legendary white crocodile. White, hardened scales wrap the back of the hand to protect against cuts and impacts, and they keep their shape even when soaked.

Leather gloves once worn by Ludvig, leader of the Jackals. These gloves are designed to protect the wrist and forearm from attacks. A small iron plate is fitted to the left hand to improve defense.

Leather gloves worn by Balthazar, the Wyvernflame. The blood-red leather across the knuckles glints with a vivid hue amidst the dancing flames. They are tempered to withstand both searing heat and the concussive force of a blast.

Leather gloves crafted by Carta, the scrap merchant of Delesyia. Had he received an education or a chance to realize his talent, Delesyia would have had four great engineers, not three.

Leather gloves once worn by the Crowcaller. They are so tough that it’s hard to believe they’re made of leather. They seem to have undergone some kind of treatment. In some regions, crows are often associated with dark magic or sorcery. It’s hard to dismiss it as superstition through the chill of the malice clinging to these gloves.

Leather gloves once worn by Walter Lanford, leader of the Bleed Bandits. It is made from the rare hide of a red river hog. Ornate gold trim set against vivid red leather lends them a refined finish.

Leather gloves favored by freeswords who roam the frontier. Stitched from layered, thick leather, they resist cuts and chafing, and brace the wrist so the grip on weapons holds longer without tiring the wearer’s hands. They don’t wear out easily, even in harsh weather.

Gloves that combine metal and leather. The plate on the forearm balances the weight to suppress recoil, while the leather on the hand allows for precise controls. This structural harmony pushes precision of the wearer’s strikes to the limit, giving them a higher chance to critically hit their target.

Leather gloves once worn by Gabriel Caliburn, Duke of the Kingdom of Demeniss. It is made from premium leather that’s both sturdy and flexible. The seams and finishing are exceptionally refined. A small buckle can be adjusted the fit the wearer’s hand size.

Leather gloves once worn by the Masked Liberator. A red band wraps around thick yellow-brown leather, giving them a strong impression. Teal laces are tied into firm knots, securing the fit while adding a decorative touch.

Leather gloves once worn by Hemon Beindel, leader of the Hellhounds. They allow the hands to move freely within the flexible leather, while metal guards from the wrist to the forearm protect against enemy blows.

Leather gloves made to endure the harsh wilds of Calphade. Even savage beasts tear into each other just to survive. And a true northern warrior overcomes it all and lives to see another day.

Leather gloves issued to the Demenissian soldiers. Many consider Demeniss the most powerful nation in Pywel, a reputation owed in no small part to its formidable military forces.

Sturdy leather gloves. Affordable yet high-quality, they are used not only in combat but also in many jobs that require decent handiwork.

Leather gloves made in Calphade. The custom of crafting fur-lined gloves comes from Pailune. Stefan Lanford is said to have been personally close with Jian, and have mourned his death.

Leather gloves once worn by Paulus, the guard captain. It was crafted in the traditional style of Pailune. The sturdy hide along the forearms help prevent unfortunate events of getting struck on the arms. The hands are made from flexible leather, allowing comfortable grip onto other gear.

Leather gloves of warriors who worship the darkness. Those who have proven their power and faith in the Antumbra earn the honor of being called “Ator’s Will.” They pray that they too, can become a dark deacon.

Combat leather gloves favored by the Dewhaven soldiers. Dark olive leather wraps tightly from wrist to forearm, providing protection. The durable leather retains its shape even after prolonged battles and offers a secure fit.

One of the essential items of beekeepers. It is a vital piece of equipment when working with bees to avoid getting stung. They are reinforced with sturdy hide so that a bee’s sting cannot pierce through.

Leather gloves adorned with claw-shaped tips inspired by a wolf’s claws. Short fur trims around the wrists add warmth, while the folds running along the fingers are meticulously crafted. Their firm texture reflects the masterful craftsmanship of the artisan who made them.

Leather gloves issued to the soldiers of Delesyia. The finest among Delesyia’s ranks are not only skilled in combat, but are also expected to master the art of machinery to be deemed truly capable.

Gloves awarded to those recognized for their leadership as warriors in Pailune, as a reminder to act as a true leader. Well-ventilated for comfort, they offer a modest degree of protection.

Fine leather gloves crafted for orcs. Reinforced with thick hide across the back of the hand and wrist to resist chafing and cuts, its long cover that reaches up to the forearm block the cold wind.

Leather gloves awarded to knights officially recognised by the kingdom. Neatly cut from dark leather for a more dignified look, with a wrist strap and metal buckle that lock the gloves firmly in place. The back of the hand and wrist are heavily reinforced, keeping the wearer’s grip steady even when holding a weapon for long periods.

Leather gloves that embody unwavering composure on long journeys. A subtle golden pattern spreads across the dark leather in restrained ornamentation, while the long cut that wraps the back of the hand and wrist helps ward off injury and reduce chafing.

Formal leather gloves that capture the quiet elegance of an autumn forest. Made from deep-toned leather, they extend to the wrist and wrap it neatly, finished with fine stitching and clean cut lines. A subtle sheen spreads softly in the light, adding a restrained sense of formality.

The most popular leather gloves among freeswords and adventurers who visit Demeniss. They cover only up to the back of the hand, leaving the fingers free to move, and have recently become popular with merchants as well.

Leather gloves popular among Demenissian soldiers. Its neatly tailored appearance reflects their strict discipline.

Modified ashen wolf’s leather armor. To reduce weight, only a small amount of thick, tough leather was used, then finished by wrapping them in cloth.

Plate gloves once worn by a nameless soldier who spent years drifting from one battlefield to the next. Multiple leather straps are wound tightly over the plates covering the back of the hand, while the worn and scratched surface bears the marks of brutal combat. This equipment prioritizes defense over any sense of flair.

Plate gloves worn by Saigord, the Staglord, king of a forgotten kingdom. Until his final breath, the Staglord waited for his people who would never return. But as the years of waiting dragged on, his gloves lost their former luster.

Plate gloves of Fortain, the Cursed Knight. To overthrow Wells, he embraced unfathomable power and relinquished his soul. The gloves hold his desire to seize power and strength.

Plate gloves worn by Skull Knight, the Frostwarden. Black plates covering the back of the hand and long vambraces wrap firmly around the arms, their angular seams overlapping to an edge with every clench of the fists. A thin layer of frost clings to the surface, emitting a chilling aura at the slightest touch.

Plate gloves crafted by desert marauders. Desert bandits are hostile to each other and often kill one another, as well as being slain by freeswords or guards.