Shroud of Mourning

The rough texture and faded color of this cloak suggest that it is ancient. The symbols and runes along the edges indicate Engwithan origins.

Scholars of Engwithan culture have translated an old story about a father driven mad with grief by the death of his son. He entered a permanent state of mourning, donning the traditional garb of the bereaved and locking himself in his keep. The story suggests that he performed horrific experiments upon the living in an effort to resurrect his dead son. His mourning clothes were said to be infused with power as a result of these experiments.