Daedric Hide Armorsmith

[Haplo]

2. Daedric Hide armour: an amateur cultist's gear. While Daedra Hide would be the obvious material, Scamp Skin would also technically work, as has already been said.

All Scamp skin is Daedra hide, but not all Daedra hides are made of Scamp skin. All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

[Gez]

Yeah, however, in-game, ingred_daedra_skin_01 and ingred_scamp_skin_01 are different things.

[Haplo]

That's Bethesda's fault.

[Gnomey]

Yes, but I was going along with their error.

[RelinQ]

..and made only available single pieces in the most backwoods and inaccessible tombs, caves, and ruins (added during detailing, not by modders). There could be a single quest in a daedric cult quest line that gives it out, but it would have to be an endgame quest.

Well I dont know what the Current stance on its rarity is, but I'm going to have to agree with this.

5. Variations of Iron armour: the shiny one might work as a rare armour, but not really. These could be craftable. (Though if anything only the shiny one should be. Who'd craft rusty armour?)

7. Nordic Iron: pretty much the same as Dreugh: good, probably rare, is slightly common on Vvardenfell, though. Could be crafted, if you simply go with iron as the crafting material.

....and Iron sounds like a good second. (It's also marginally rarer on Vvardenfell). I'd use one of those, personally.

I always found it odd we have Iron ore as an ingredient, but no coal or anything like it which is Essential to make Steel

[Thrignar Fraxix]

I always found it odd we have Iron ore as an ingredient, but no coal or anything like it which is Essential to make Steel

Quit thinking about this like its real life. Who needs coal when you can make your own magical super fire. Also, don't necromance old threads for no real reason. (yes you said we should have coal, but that could have gone somewhere else)