A rhi-sar is a beast of the Southern Wastes. Their hide is tough and the leather made from it is used for armor by the Kencyr and others. The making of such armor involves boiling, beating, and shaping to the body of the wearer before it hardens. Rhi-sar leather doesn't stain. Rhi-sar intestines can also be used as tires. A group of rhi-sar is known as a rising. Modern rhi-sar are small, and are the descendants of the extinct ancient rhi-sar, which were huge.
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| - A rhi-sar is a beast of the Southern Wastes. Their hide is tough and the leather made from it is used for armor by the Kencyr and others. The making of such armor involves boiling, beating, and shaping to the body of the wearer before it hardens. Rhi-sar leather doesn't stain. Rhi-sar intestines can also be used as tires. A group of rhi-sar is known as a rising. Modern rhi-sar are small, and are the descendants of the extinct ancient rhi-sar, which were huge.
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| - Rhi-sar hide worked best […] but it was the hardest to obtain, second only to rathorn ivory. Gaudaric was a trifle vague on where it came from, except that patrols into the Wastes sometimes brought it back. Modern rhi-sar came in small skins and strips. Antique rhi-sar hides were much larger and rarer. Her brother’s full suit of hardened rhi-sar leather was probably the most valuable thing he owned, next to his sword, Kin-Slayer, and the Kenthiar collar.
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| - A rhi-sar is a beast of the Southern Wastes. Their hide is tough and the leather made from it is used for armor by the Kencyr and others. The making of such armor involves boiling, beating, and shaping to the body of the wearer before it hardens. Rhi-sar leather doesn't stain. Rhi-sar intestines can also be used as tires. A group of rhi-sar is known as a rising. Modern rhi-sar are small, and are the descendants of the extinct ancient rhi-sar, which were huge.
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