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| − | A '''mistcloak''' was the cloak worn by [[Allomancer#Mistborn|Mistborn]] while traveling through the [[mist]]s in order to obscure their figure and so prevent them from being seen. It was |
+ | A '''mistcloak''' was the cloak worn by [[Allomancer#Mistborn|Mistborn]] while traveling through the [[mist]]s in order to obscure their figure and so prevent them from being seen. It was a hooded garment made from a lightweight material, and consisted of ribbonlike strips of dark gray cloth sewn together at the shoulders and chest.{{ref|b|mb1|c|5}} Mistcloaks were constructed to come free when pulled, so that they could not be used against the wearer in combat.{{ref|b|mb2|c|17}} |
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Revision as of 21:39, 17 March 2014
“'It's colored and constructed to hide you in the mist,' Kelsier said. 'And it warns city guards and other Mistborn not to bother you.' He spun, letting the cloak flare dramatically. 'I think it suits me.'”
—KelsierCite error: Invalid<ref>tag; refs with no name must have content
Mistborn Trilogy
A mistcloak was the cloak worn by Mistborn while traveling through the mists in order to obscure their figure and so prevent them from being seen. It was a hooded garment made from a lightweight material, and consisted of ribbonlike strips of dark gray cloth sewn together at the shoulders and chest.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content Mistcloaks were constructed to come free when pulled, so that they could not be used against the wearer in combat.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content
Alloy of Law
In the Alloy of Law era, the mistcloak had evolved into a mistcoat. Waxillium's, in particular, was a long, enveloping garment like a duster with a thick collar and cuffed sleeves, ankle-length and divided into strips from just above the waist.Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content