Hunter Robes

The Hunters robes, while simple looking, are somewhat advanced. Created and delivered by The Dragons, Cube adds a modification afterwards to finalise the product.

The original concept of the robes was to hide the identity of the wearer, and also to possibly install a small amount of fear. The robes are black, with a completely blacked out facial area, giving the impression that there is no head inside the hood. Comments have been made in the past, comparing them to Death's robe in appearance.

The robes were created shortly before the finalisation of the formation of The Hunters, a simple solid black all the way through, and almost full leg length, shortened enough to ensure they can't be tripped over at any angle.

Not having a wide knowledge of weaving herself, Lime contacted the Dragons, having learnt of their existence through research into starting a Hunter sect herself, and learnt from them that they have a uniform of robes themselves, and have some excellent creators. The Dragons were only too happy to help, and now have a line of trade with The Hunters.

Woven from a durable fiber, the robes are durable, offer good thermal protection, while remaining breathable to prevent overheating and are woven to ensnare, much in the way that Sai would, sharp objects - a Hunter being stabbed needs only to twist hard enough in the right direction, and with this, can disarm and attacker with it.

The blacking out of the face inside the hood is quite a simple design - a mesh fiber, from a distance of any more than an inch away, gives the appearance of blackness, but is close enough to the face of the Hunter to be able to see straight through. Cube's addition is a small, adaptive, low light L.E.D system, just bright enough to make the mesh perfectly see-through on the Hunter's side, but not from the other side. The idea from the mesh itself came from a simple Halloween mask.

Jon modifies his own Hunter robe to look slightly different, the colour being slightly different, and the weave appears to be a little looser, and thereby more flexible.