Rabid Tempered Scale Pauldrons of the Revenant rest heavy on the shoulders, a cuirass of living rumor. The scales are as dark as midnight oil, each plate catching the light with a hungry gleam, like ember-lit obsidian that has learned to breathe. They feel slick yet secure, as if a creature might shed them and take a step with you. A fine lattice of copper threads trace along the edges, and tiny glyphs—mostly weathered traces of the Revenant sigil—dapple the surface, speaking of a pact sealed long before most adventurers learned to speak in runs and roars. In the cloth of lore, these pauldrons are said to be born from a rabid guardian of the tangled mists—the kind that scraps at the edge of sight and vanishes when you blink. Tempted by the Revenant's whispered promises, a master smith tempered the scales until they held a patient hunger rather than the old, reckless bite. When worn, the armor carries a quiet tremor, a pulse that seems to sync with the wearer’s breath, like a heartbeat borrowed from a creature that understands risk better than rest. I’ve heard veterans speak of the promise these scales keep for the honored class; how the energy of the guardian’s rage sits learnedly at your shoulder, ready to spill at a precise moment when timing matters most. On the field, the Rabid Tempered Scale Pauldrons of the Revenant do more than clamp armor to bone; they color the way you approach a fight. They feel heavy with intention, guiding your strikes and your stance. The leather beneath has the scent of rain on iron, and the scales bite back with a subtle drape of defense that doesn’t so much protect as warn. In practice, they pair with the Revenant’s signature cadence—the build-and-burst pattern—allowing you to channel the essence without wasting momentum. You learn to lean into the armor's peculiar temper, letting it absorb a hit or two so your next combo lands with a predator’s precision. Pricing, as I learned wandering the network of traders and travelers, moves with the tides. Saddlebag Exchange had a few listings echoing with the same rumor and glimmer, each tagged with an emblem of rarity and a price that makes you pause. The going rate, I was told, travels in whispers—rising when demand clusters around a legendary build, dipping when a patch shifts how the class rumors behave. A player with patience and a good trade can walk away with these pauldrons for a respectable sum, or perhaps swap a tale and a coin purse for something a little rarer. Ultimately, the pauldrons don’t just fill a slot; they carry a narrative of hunger tempered by craft, of a revenant’s grasp made tangible on a human shoulder. They remind you that every stroke in battle, every breath drawn in a crowded camp, is part of a larger, living myth—the one you help to write as you stride into the next dawn.