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The tailcap is essentially a [[tuque]] made with [[leather]] instead of [[fabric]], to the point where it is largely statistically identical. Thus, the differences between the two pieces of headwear come primarily from the materials that are used to make them rather than items themselves. | The tailcap is essentially a [[tuque]] made with [[leather]] instead of [[fabric]], to the point where it is largely statistically identical. Thus, the differences between the two pieces of headwear come primarily from the materials that are used to make them rather than items themselves. | ||
| − | Leathers {{hover title|Generally, but not always|generally}} provide better armor and worse insulation compared to fabrics. Typically however, the low base armor of the tailcap means that even with the leathers' higher armor, it is still | + | Leathers {{hover title|Generally, but not always|generally}} provide better armor and worse insulation compared to fabrics. Typically however, the low base armor of the tailcap means that even with the leathers' higher armor, it is still low to provide meaningful protection, thus a key advantage of leather is negated. There are exceptions to both generalisations however - a [[thrumbofur]] tailcap provides almost as much protection as a [[steel]] [[simple helmet]] while also providing exceptional cold insulation. [[Guinea pig fur]], [[chinchilla fur]], and [[heavy fur]] also buck the trend by providing top tier cold insulation. |
Thus, when deciding between the tuque and the tailcap, it largely comes down to that stats of the textiles are available. For ease of comparison, see the table on the [[Textiles]] page, as well as the material table below and on the [[Tuque#Material_Table|Tuque]] page. | Thus, when deciding between the tuque and the tailcap, it largely comes down to that stats of the textiles are available. For ease of comparison, see the table on the [[Textiles]] page, as well as the material table below and on the [[Tuque#Material_Table|Tuque]] page. | ||