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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">I</span>n~~ general, clerics of Aeridin wear white robes. They will only don armor when absolutely necessary and even then with great hesitation. However, if they do, they'll wear full plate either coated with a layer of silver or, more rarely, mithril. Their armor is usually embossed with golden leaves. They wield quarterstaffs and shun the use of maiming weapons like axes or greatswords. A necklace with a golden representation of the Lifegiver Leaf is worn around the neck as a holy symbol. If extra protection is needed by using a shield, they use only bludgeoning weapons and attempt to subdue their opposition, unless the opposition is undead.		In general, [[clerics]] of [[Aeridin]] wear white robes. They will only don armor when absolutely necessary and even then with great hesitation. However, if they do, they'll wear full plate either coated with a layer of silver or, more rarely, mithril. Their armor is usually embossed with golden leaves. They wield quarterstaffs and shun the use of maiming weapons like axes or greatswords. A necklace with a golden representation of the Lifegiver Leaf is worn around the neck as a holy symbol. If extra protection is needed by using a [[shield]], they use only bludgeoning weapons and attempt to subdue their opposition, unless the opposition is [[undead]].