How does your character prepare for cold weather conditions?

>>51707416
Girl on the right

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>wizard
>summon sexy fire elemental
>protection from fire
>grab that phat flaming ass and hold her close

>>51707416
>wants to stay warm
>no hat
>scarf is not tight enough to keep her neck warm
>is not in pants
>has shity eskimo boots instead of well made half-mountine boots
>coat has shitty pockets that go down not side and down
2/10, both will freaze in harsh russian winter

>>51707416
Head to a warmer climate or don't leave the house

>>51707416
My character is married to a frost giant (long story) I just wear whatever bear skin she brings me

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>>51707416
Playing Kodan, am warm.

>>51707416
>hunt down large furry animal
>kill said large furry animal
>use pelt for various winter wear
My ranger does well. It's the party that will suffer. Not because they're cold mind you, but because much like that one grandma everyone has, he insists on making everyone winter wear and is frighteningly adept at making you feel really bad for not wearing it despite being a big ass half orc.

>>51707547
>No hat
Unforgivabru

>Scarf is not tight enough
That can be adjusted in two seconds tops

>No pants
She's wearing maillot's though

>Shitty eskimo boots
Bruh, they're good enough for winter in cities

>Shitty pockets
Blame her school, not her.

8/10, check yourself before you wreck yourself bitchnigga.

>>51707416
Buys cold weather clothing and wishes that faerie fire provided actual heat.

>>51707416
>"Warmest coat allowed by school"
Why would a school not allow a coat?
Even when you have uniforms, coats are outerwear, they don't count.

>>51707680
Clearly you have not lived in Japan.

>>51707686
I have not, though I went to school where uniforms were mandatory - please elaborate on the ruurrs of japanese schools

>>51707694

They set rather specific guidelines for outerwear in private schools, especially since more western looking cold weather wear looks athletic and has an association with urban fashion.

Depends on the day-to-day weather. Sometimes a jacket is enough, other times he needs full arctic warfare gear. 30-mph gusts make wind chill and snowdrifts a bitch. Of course, magic makes pretty much all preparation irrelevant, but fuck you I'm roleplaying.

>>51707416
I don't think my shadowrun character believes in cold weather.
She'll stay warm for a surprisingly long time with all the cyberware, but go hypothermic suddenly when the heat's gone from the bone lacing.

>>51707462
I like the idea of some single-minded wizard who only knows protection from fire rather than protection from elements, but decided he'd make the fucking best of it. "How do I prepare for cold weather? Cast protection from fire."

>>51707746
>private schools
>western looking cold weather wear looks athletic and has an association with urban fashion.
Huh, that actually makes sense, to a degree.
Though the latter is dumb, though being a private school rule that's nothing new.
I think we had a similar rule for trainers in PE, but no-one ever followed it

She's a capable life and forces mage, so she generally puts on just enough clothing so that her indifference to the cold won't stand out to the sleepers and then goes about her buisiness.

If she's out and about on strictly mage buisness, where there wont be any mundanes around, she'll just dress as nice/fashionably/appropriately for whoever we're meeting with as possible. She's one of the main negotiators so she needs to present herself well, plus it's a good way to subtly intimidate an adversary. If you've tramped out into the middle of the woods wrapped to your eyeballs in layers of clothing, sunk past your knees in snow, and shivering against the wind and your contact strolls into the clearing wearing a low-cut sleeveless dress and high-heels, standing on top of the snow (and therefore looming a few feet above you), and not even flushed, you can't help but be put on tilt at least a little. All without ever having having made anything that could possibly be construed as a threat.

>>51707416
Pulls on his Boots of the Winterwalker and goes about his business. At the same time he laughs at ice and other slippery conditions.

>>51707746
>western looking cold weather wear

OP is literally a duffel coat, ain't no schoolgirls running around in hantens ant thermal-lined furisodes

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>>51707416
He means "stuff western teenagers wear".

>>51707746
>urban fashion
A school discouraging "urban fashion"? If only more schools did that, so we would have fewer youths with pants round their ankles hooting and hollering like chimpanzees.

>>51707416
>wearing knee highs in the winter
Black tights would make the bad outfit a million times more tolerable and still be fashionable

Also a great cloak and being an elf.

>>51707416
Becoming near spherical in layers of clothing, sluggishness and a flat refusal to move for anything less than actual demons right here at this instant without someone using heating magic on him.
Perhaps I should have picked fire for his dragon breath...

>>51707935
for >>51707911

>>51707416
Fur-lined coat during the day. Sharing warmth at night.

>>51707547
>>51707653
Hats are not necessary. First of all, thick hair traps a lot of heat. And the "you lose most of your heat through your head" thing is an old wives' tale based on misinterpretation of the results of a study.

>>51707694
It's the same rules that requires skirts even in winter.

>>51707937

They would still hoot and holler.

>>51707937
keep in mind, this is japan we're talking about. Appearance and decorum beat all over there.

>>51707960
>thick hair
Define that

My skinchanger from Florida isn't. Shes dressing in her wintergear and complains about the cold in late september for our Maine based campaign.

My PF dwarf is laughing at your cold weather. There are like 5 different spells for that. Not a problem.

My outcaste air dragon-blooded exalted character has never seen snow he did not create himself. He knows such things exist and will be prepared. He's just not sure how.
I assume he will consider it quite charming.

>>51707416
Fancy fur longcoat and ushanka, reinforced mitts, boots thick enough you can use them to walk on lava, and about five meters of shawl.

He doesn't like environmental conditions ruining his beautiful hair and perfect complexion.

>>51707937
Why don't many schools in the US use uniforms again?

Not that it helps on weekends or once they've changed after school, but it's a start.

>>51707960
Eh, really dumb rules are a private school thing, but uniform being maintained even in shit weather is less dumb than most.
On the other hand the girls' uniform had a trouser option that was universally more popular, so this wasn't an issue

>>51708026
I dunno what to tell you. Hair that is densely packed.

It helps if it's long enough to form layers.

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>>51707416
"Eh, it's not that cold. The wind just bites a little. Cover up and you'll be fine."

The flip side is she's crippled by any day above room temperature.

>>51708048
>Why don't many schools in the US use uniforms again?
Americans value freedom and individualism.

>>51707416

And the girl on the right is cuter anyway.

Or am I just jaded enough that my brain is rating being sensible as more attractive than actual cuteness is?

>>51708104
Also as anywhere with uniforms shows, uniforms are actually fucking useless at enforcing any kind of clothing conformity.

>>51708117
>rating being sensible as more attractive than actual cuteness is
>jaded
???
since when is wanting a partner that can care for themselves and doesn't only care about appearance 'jaded'?

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>>51707937
You'd have liked the Miyuki-zoku, rebellious urban youths who shocked and scandalized their elders by... wearing western suits and styling their hair with more attention than was considered appropriate.

>>51707937

It's easy in a country in which compulsory education ends at 15.

Americans have a right to education, and we don't have any classist notions of wear in our schools.

I think the state of dress is deplorable, but only private schools have the freedom here to enforce it.

It would be easier to simply authorize and subsidize club/organization attire in most US high schools: everyone gets to wear club clothing all the time instead of just athletes on Fridays

>>51707547
>Eskimo boots are not good enough for cold weather

Motherfucker, have you seen where eskimos live?

Are you going to lecture ESKIMOS about COLD?

>>51707416
Wear layers of light clothing under layers of heavy clothing. Keep a warm kettle of water or a heatstone handy. Bring a heavy blanket and a large bedroll so he can shiver all night, alone.

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>>51708153

>>51708153
DISHONORBURU

>>51708117
Bundling up can be cute; you're not jaded.

>>51708202
Japans good at a lot of things. Logic in clothing isn't exactly one of them.

>>51707547
>2/10, both will freaze in harsh russian winter
But both would be fine in South Italy.

>>51708230
Japan was in the middle of shaping up for their very first Olympics at the time and didn't want these dandy poofters loitering around their classy neighborhoods embarrassing them

>>51708163
Boots that are good in near-Arctic Circle conditions aren't necessarily better in mild urban winter. Eskimo boots are intended to be breathable, so that the sweat of your own feet doesn't give you frostbite. This also makes them garbage when traversing the puddles and slush created by regular foot and vehicle traffic.

Go with normal winter boots. Your feet will thank you.

>>51708104
Which is why, of course, they salute the flag and pledge allegiance every day.

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>>51708318
>implying they didn't have waterproof boots in the arctic, where getting wet can kill you

Sure, bro.

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>>51708230
At least non-gyaru nips don't dress like sluts, and even the gyaru's are only copying what they see in Western media.

>>51707416
Doing it right now in my game.

Fey Blood (cold). Solves all problems.

>>51707416
He's a frost troll so... He pretty much can only exist in cold or temperate conditions.

>>51708383
nigga have you ever been in a public school? none of the students do it

>>51708413
Gyaru sluts are cute. Cute!

>>51708406
Oh, please tell me more about how salmon skin tanned with urine is more reliably waterproof than rubber.

>>51708438
It's more of an elementary school thing.

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>>51708445
Wrong. Pure gyaru's are cute.

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>>51708467
Kept them alive in the arctic for a thousand years, dinnit.

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>>51708516
Which is why they dress like this nowadays, right?

>>51708383
not mandatory

>>51708383
You can value patriotism at the same time. They're not conflicting ideals.

>>51708547
Turns out having all of your hunting dogs slaughtered, your population devastated by southern diseases and your village forcefully relocated to strategic anti-commie positions where there's no food makes it difficult to find time and materials for making traditional clothes.

>>51708576
Oh, I see. It couldn't possibly be that clothes designed for the end user's environ with the benefit of modern materials science is more effective than clothes designed without and for a vastly different environ. Thanks for clearing that up.

>>51708633
"modern material science" can't even replicate the basic properties of wool.

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>>51708662
Yes, it can. All you have to do is use wool in the design.

>>51708700
That's neither replicating nor modern.

>>51708723
You don't have to replicate a material synthetically if the material already exists and is abundant in order to use it in a design which draws upon modern understanding of the physical properties of the material and thereby uses the material in an optimal way.

>>51708759
So you admit it can't replicate or improve upon the material and therefore offers no advantages over traditional materials.

>>51707416
Uses magic to render himself and the party immune to adverse climactic phenomena, ranging from murderous blizzards to active volcanoes to direct lightning strikes.
Shuts down his own liver, again, if the conditions persist and he's forced to binge on his endless bottle of Zeon-restoring scotch to upkeep the spells.

Or just makes enchanted gear to protect from the elements, if he has the time.

He usually doesn't, so the former is far more likely to happen.

>>51708767
What the fuck are you going on about? You don't have to replicate a material entirely in order to improve upon it, and there are certainly advantages in using traditional materials in conjunction with non-traditional materials, in non-traditional designs, based on non-traditional knowledge.

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>>51708662

>>51707462
>druid
>have mama bear animal companion
>comfy cuddles and bear hugs

>>51708153
>miyukizoku-nogamitoru

This is FABULOUS!

>>51708875
>The bear goes to sleep for 4 months

>>51707416
Thick layer of grease and primitive coat that's basically just flayed unprocessed hide of suitably sized beast. Petite lair-warmer or three optional.

>>51707547
>2/10, both will freaze in harsh russian winter
Good thing its a relatively mild Japanese winter.
>Average temperature of 5/41 C/F in Tokyo in January
>Average temperature of -8/18 C/F in Moscow in January
I mean I could deal with freezing temperatures wearing the clothes on the right. Legs might be a bit chilly but I'm just heading to school, not working outside all day and its not like I have the option of pants (I assume Nip girls have to wear skirts in most schools).

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>>51708662
>"modern material science" can't even replicate the basic properties of wool.
Ever heard about polar fleece? It's around for what? 40 years? Twice as warm, can be windproofed (wool can't) and thickness can be ignored almost completely.

>>51707547
As someone who did survive Siberian winter without wearing any form of head-protection aside sunglasses and sunscreen - it doesn't work like you imagine, friendo. And before that I was doing duty as a guard in Arctic circle to avoid standard draft. Guess what - no hat either. The whole "40% of heat escapes through head" bullshit is literally a meme.

>>51708662
Hi grandpa, how are things going in 1920s?

>>51707416
I set the barbarian on fire.

With permission, no less.

>>51707547
I'm not sure you are aware how does winter in most of Japan looks like. Unless you are in some of the north-most prefecture or on Hokkaido, winter is pretty mild.
But sure, let's wear and before that buy clothes designed for getting to the Pole, because lo and behold, the temperature dropped below 0.

>>51709027
The US Army did some studies on how heat escapes the body. Most of the heat escaped through the participants' heads, but that's because their heads were the only part of their bodies that weren't covered, so of course that's where the heat escaped. That's where it got started.

>>51709108
>, let's wear and before that buy clothes designed for getting to the Pole, because lo and behold, the temperature dropped below 0.
>Implying this isn't exactly what people in the South do.

>>51707416

Righty is cuter.

>>51709199
comfy is cuter, but the layman doesn't think that.

>>51708048

You have to ensure that everyone in that society can afford to buy their kids the school uniform if you require uniforms.

U.S. has too many poor people who wouldn't be able to afford them without difficulty. Simply put, in order to be able to have school uniforms universally requires more of a socialist welfare state. You can't get that level of social order without a certain minimum of economic equality. U.S. put all of its points into liberty so doesn't have enough equality to enforce order or order to enforce equality.

>>51709368
Some schools in the US, including some public schools in poorer areas, provide uniforms or set a guideline (e.g. "white polo shirt and khakis") rather than a proper set-in-stone uniform.

Or at least some of them experimented with that. I dunno, it was years ago.

>>51707416
One has never had to deal with them, and will not have to deal with them.
The second doesn't notice it and only changes clothes to blend in.
The third can just adapt to the cold and not be bothered, but doesn't because that'd give away that they can do that and so layers up.

>>51707960
>It's the same rules that requires skirts even in winter.

I remember back in high school for dress days, girls had to wear skirts. They had to ask the administration to let them wear pants on a day when it was actually below freezing.

>>51707416
nothing - tough it out

>>51708048
It's a money issue. Public schools are supposed to available to everyone, and so to exclude or discriminate against people who could not afford the uniform would defeat that purpose.

Hell, my Catholic high school had a uniform, but it was a generic white/dark blue polo (school name stenciled on it) with khakis. Fuck those shirts were low quality so any one could afford them. The administration justified one reason for the uniform so that "cliques based on clothing quality wouldn't form"

>>51708230
>Japans good at a lot of things. Logic in clothing isn't exactly one of them.
When fashion gets involved this could be said about practically everyone.

>>51708951
Not a problem if you pump STR

>>51708479
Absolutely fucking wrong, pure gyarus are sad empty lies

>>51709818
>Fuck those shirts were low quality so any one could afford them. The administration justified one reason for the uniform so that "cliques based on clothing quality wouldn't form"
These things are basically how it went for us, and for the second part it may have even been relevant - the school was between two areas, one substantially richer, so it's not inconceivable that there would be more fights and things based on clothes

And the uniform was a very basic shirt and trousers with school tie and jumper (which was optional), meaning it was pretty affordable.

Though I do recall one school's contracted clothing supplier getting in shit for having a big mark-up on compulsory clothing that no-one else made

>>51708662
Wool isn't waterproof unless it's coated in lanolin and thus still attached to the sheep.
Modern materials can make a jacket that's toasty warm without being inches thick, and also have multiple pockets.
They can also withstand impacts and high-speed friction without major damage, and also deal with high-speed winds. With reflective bits on so you don't vanish at night.

You really don't know anything, do you?

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>>51707929

anime was a mistake.

>>51707416
>Think about how the jedi order is still more powerful than the Sith
>Hatred materializes in literal fire aura

>>51707416
Human wizard
Quintin goes out in his usual finery as it's spelled to protect against both heat and cold.

Also he's a liche so he doesn't really care regardless.

Minotaur Barbarian
Makcrag regularly walks around the veil without a shirt on. This includes heading into the elemental chaos and the 9 hells. He really just doesn't give a fuck.

Halfling Paladin
Narissa will have prepared cold weather gear, and bundle up outside her chainshirt to ensure no frostbite.

Human gangster
Alfonso de'Cavarello just buys a suit with nano heating. He probably buys a set all identical for when he feels like changing.

Elevated sharkman merc
Bruce tweaks his reflec armour to put out some heat to ward off the cold. It doesn't give him too many issues as he is an 8 foot tall shark man bred for deep water aquatic attack missions.

Aasimar Lunar Oracle
Agatha just cuddles up to cat a bit closer. Cat is an 800 pound celestial tiger she rides into combat.

>>51707851
Well, cast Protection From Fire, then set yourself on fire to ward off the cold.

>>51710824
That's not anime, that's western.

>>51707416
Loose-fitting sweatpants are optimal for literally any weather that doesn't require a haz-mat suit. He also keeps his sandals on, but swaps his orthopedic socks for woolen ones.

>>51710931
but wouldn't that cause colateral damage?
or that why you carry a water druid around for?

>>51710165
>it's not inconceivable that there would be more fights and things based on clothes
God, I would fucking love to be part of a low-income gang and rob and kick the shit out of the rich kids on a regular basis.

>>51711110
...

Why?

>>51711073
Who cares about collateral damage? I'm a wizard.

>>51711240
Because beating people up is fun and rich people have a lot of money? If I get to do it to someone who looks down on me because I wasn't born as rich as them, that only makes it a hundred times better.

>>51711243
But you should care about wasting spell slots. Using two (relatively high level, I might add--like, 4th or 5th) per day for something that could be done with one.

>>51711240
While I don't endorse such violence I would imagine the motivation is that it's the only part of life where poor can push around the rich.

>>51711329
Protection from fire is like, 1st level, and setting yourself on fire only takes matches and lamp oil.

>>51707416
Warm coat, longjohns, cloak, thick blankets, waterpoofs, decent boots, gloves, scarves, headgear, easily combustible tinder, powdered stock mix, tea, etc.

>>51709368
A school uniform can be bought for dirt cheap brand new, even cheaper second hand.

>>51708104
No you don't.

he's prepared for cold weather by his mere existence.

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>>51711454
*tips*

>>51709368
>ensure that everyone in that society can afford to buy their kids the school uniform if you require uniforms
>not issuing uniforms from school budget
I've done couple low-end jobs back in the day, vast majority of employers would supply me with their own set of clothes - from assembly line work to running cash register. Clothes are cheap when you're making them in bulk.

>>51711269
>assuming everyone with more money than you looks down on you, and as such deserves to be assaulted

With an attitude like that, no wonder you're poor.

>>51711110
Rich is a relative term, the actual rich kids and upper-middle class kids go to private schools.

It's also to stop the kid with one parent and four siblings from getting constantly mocked over the low quality of their shit - it's not just low income kids that can and will form gangs (and when middle class kids fuck up a poor kids stuff they're kind of fucked for replacing it)

>>51707694
>uniforms were mandatory
>no rules for the most visible layer
What kind of uniform rules do american schools have?

>>51711579
I don't know, but we were meant to take our jackets off inside unless it was freezing

>>51711110
What is it like being a morally bankrupt sociopath?

>>51709818
>The administration justified one reason for the uniform so that "cliques based on clothing quality wouldn't form"
I also went to a Catholic high school in a small Midwest town. Clothing with logos of professional sports teams were banned because the school was worried that it would lead to Crips vs. Bluds-level gang violence in our 100% white town.

College sports teams were OK though.

>>51711544
Who cares what they deserve? It's gratifying to me, and that's all that matters.

>>51711549
If they're relatively richer than me, s'all good. They can wipe their tears with the windshield wiper on that car that isn't older than they are.

>>51711644
Eh. It's pretty much like being a morally bankrupt normal person.

>>51711821
I sometimes forget that the US has people driving in high school.

>>51711869
Fuck, I was talking about their family car. Who the cunt is rich enough to afford cars for their kids, even if they're allowed to drive?

And my country doesn't. And my parents couldn't even afford to get me a bike, back in the day.

>>51711821
Normal people realise its never okay to assault someone because of how much money they have.

You are just a freak.

>>51711944
Normal people think it's okay to assault someone because they utter the words "yo mama".

Also
>Moral universalism meme

>>51711821
>>51711929
>afford cars for their kids
>car that isn't older than they are.

You can get a ten year old car that is still functional and reliable for less than 1000 dollars, what an idiotic criteria. In most 1st world countries people with a part time job can afford a car at 17-18.

>>51711929
Getting a car for your 16th, 17th, or 18th birthday is a pretty normal thing in 'Murrica, and being able to afford it yourself by then is also pretty common.

>>51711974
>Normal people think it's okay to assault someone because they utter the words "yo mama".

No they don't. What gutter did you crawl out of, peasant?

>>51711944
>Normal people realise its never okay to assault someone because of how much money they have.
Is the bottom line that everyone of the them Occupy Wall Street activists and other such folks is a crazy bozo?

>>51711366
But summoning a fire elemental does take a spell.

Also, wouldn't Protection from Fire mean you wouldn't actually warm up all that much?

>>51711549
Not necessarily. One of my best friends from high school came from a ridiculously rich family.

>>51712013
Pretty much.

>>51711974
Chavs/ghetto trash/bogans/insert term here are not normal people.

>>51711981
>In most 1st world countries people with a part time job can afford a car at 17-18.
In what country are you living?

>>51712053
If you get it used, it's possible.

>>51712008
I'm judging based on Americans I've spoken to. I come from an actual 1st world country, where people who assault others mostly just go for black people, and have no public support.

>>51711981
>less than 1000 dollars
At 16, I hadn't spent 1000 dollars if you count every last cent I ever spent.

>being able to afford it yourself by then is also pretty common.
Where I come from, we only allow child labour on summer jobs, and about 1/90 kids can get one of those.

>>51712140
Where are you living that people are willing to hire 17-year-olds?

>>51712053
The UK. Most 17-20 year olds still live at home. If you work just 2 days a week you can easily make £100 a week.

Even if your parents charge you rent anybody who does not waste money on alcohol and other stupid shit can get a functional car in 2-3 months. Less than a year for a nicer one.

And its pretty common for parents to add in a few hundred as a birthday/Christmas/passing your driving test present. Even plenty of working class parents do that.

>>51711981
Functional, sure.
Reliable, maybe

Running it, on the other hand, you tend to need help with from parents (even if it's just the named driver workaround).
Insurance for young drivers is often way more than the car

>>51712183
I got a weekend job at 16 while I was studying at college. The new guy at my current place is only 16 as well.

>>51712161
16 is not 'child labour'. Also anybody who is 11ish or older can get a paper round if they are willing to do lots of walking.

>>51712191
Slav here, I would say this is more common all over Europe. I've been working weekend since 13, legally since 16. Never cared for a car but I was among the first kid in the town to have laptop.
Plus there's good couple other ways child can make money that aren't contractual labor.

>>51712183
Texas. There are always jobs over the summer if you're willing to work in the heat. And fast food joints are always looking for disposable meat. And restaurants always want people in the dish rooms. Hell, my sister got a job as a waitress when she was 16 at an average restaurant. You just have to be willing to work after school, weekends and school breaks.

>>51707416
It doesn't, my Fort save is so high that I can walk barefoot in the Antartica like I were in a beach on Cancun

>>51712324
Shoo shoo rollplayer.

>>51707416
He doesn't. He's Russian.

>>51707416
It modifies its chassis with weather-appropriate armor and insulation to protect its vital components.