#yellow hat

#1 - Broken/FloweryScarf

people don’t know this, but the broken scarf actually has hidden stats (12AT, 3DF, 3MG) we just can’t see it because after it becomes the broken scarf Ralsei never rejoins our party. Also by getting it, we don’t give up another one.

#2 - GreenApron

incredible. If you put this on Kris you can defend and get tp for spells while healing, which means more healing or damage to the opponent. I have a feeling it’ll be invaluable in tough fights like the knight rematch

#3 - YellowHat

Not much of an explanation needed. A 20% spell power increase is GREAT. This will definitely be invaluable in the knight fight.

#4 - SethSpecs

I’ve seen a lot of people avoid this one because it “negates tp gain” but by like only a bit though. The extra IV frames might save your life in a tough fight, especially if we get another fight that ignores IV frames like sans

#5 - BlueShoes

Good, but too niche for my liking. The pacify effect is nice, but I will probably be using the broken scarf instead

#6 - O.Glove

absolutely CRAZY stat line. 4AT and 8DF???? THE HIGHEST IN THE GAME?? The bonus effect is kinda ass though, since the tp reduction still dosent make it usable w/ one defend.

the placing is a bit deceptive, as all of these are pretty good except for the last one

#7 - AquaKnife

ASS. An attack stat equal to the WOODENBLADE2 and the effect makes something you could already do lightly easier. Even if it is meant to work for Susie and Ralsei and isn’t a bug (it probably is) it’s still ass all around. If you’re worried about damage, use BlackShard. If you don’t have it, use Winglade to get a good effect and let Susie do the most damage.

I saw these pictures of this little cute kitty with the yellow ear cap, and I have the need to draw it.❤️

Ref. Below.

Jewish hat

Combed cotton, linen, modern replica based on the emblem of Prague's Jewish Town

Made by La Chapeau De Prague, 1990s

The Jewish hat was introduced as a badge of shame in the 13th century. It gradually lost its negative connotation for Jews after other items of clothing came to serve as a Jewish badge. The hat became a means of self-identification, as demonstrated by the fact that it was incorporated into the emblem of Prague's Jewish Town (placed in the center of the Star of David) in the 1st quarter of the 16th century. In the 1840s a widespread but unfounded claim was spread that the head covering in the emblem was actually a Swedish cap that commemorated the Jewish involvement in the defence of Prague against the Swedes in 1648.