======Leatherworker's Tools======
Working with the hides of animals, you can craft armor,
artwork and even clothes out of what nature provides. While
most find your occupation to be rather noxious or odoriferous,
everyone is happy for a new waterskin, or wineskin, when you
start your travels.
=====Leatherworker's Tools=====
//The following text replaces the text found on pg. 82 of
Xanathar's Guide to Everything.//

Leatherworker's tools include a knife, a small mallet, an
edger, a hole punch, thread, a small sealed wooden vat, and
leather scraps. Your tools weigh 10 lbs and costs 8 gp.

====Getting Leather====
Before you can begin, you need a source of leather. You can
either prepare your own leather, or buy pre-prepared leather.
If you prepare your own leather, there is no cost to build your
own equipment.
===Preparing Your Own Skins===
If you wish to not purchase pre-prepared leather, you can
easily find your own out in the wild. This requires tracking
down a creature, killing it, and beginning the process of
tanning.
===Step 1 - Hunting===
Most jobs, like if you are wanting to craft armor, require a
small to medium sized beast, though certain jobs, like a
wineskin, would only require a tiny beast, per the DM's
discretion.
===Step 2 - Skinning and Cleaning===
After you track down your beast, you must then begin
harvesting the leather by skinning it. This requires 1 hour of
work for every size category that the beast is, i.e. a tiny
creature requires 1 hour, a medium creature requires 3 hours.
Once you finish this task, you must then scrub the leather
clean.
===Step 3 - Fermenting in Urine===
Then you must fill your small wooden vat with urine, you then
leave the cleaned skins in that sealed vat for a full day.
===Step 4 - Scouring Hairs and Softening===
After fermenting, you can remove the skins and scour off the
hairs. Once the fur is removed, you then must then pound
animal dung into the leather and return it back into your
sealed vat for another day to soften the leather for the tanning
process. Scouring and applying the dung can be completed
during a short rest.
===Step 5 - Tanning the Leather===
Finally, you have leather that is ready to be tanned and you
have two options for it. You can either boil the leather in water
and wax to get strong and sturdy leather, or use vegatable oil
which will provide supple and easily workable leather. See
below for more information on types of leather.
====Time to Prepare Skins====
^ Size ^ Step 1 ^ Step 2 ^ Step 3 ^ Step 4 ^ Step 5 ^
| Tiny | 1 Hour | 24 Hours | 1 Hour | 24 Hour | 1 Hour |
| Small | 2 Hours | 24 Hours | 1 Hour | 24 Hour | 1 Hour |
| Medium | 3 Hours | 24 Hours | 1 Hour | 24 Hour | 1 Hour |
| Large | 4 Hours | 24 Hours | 1 Hour | 24 Hour | 1 Hour |
====Purchasing Leather====
Most cities and larger villages will have their own tanner, and
you can buy pre-prepared leathers there.
===Cost of Leather===
^ Size of Beast ^ Boiled ^ Vegetable Tanned ^
| Tiny | 3 gp | 2 gp |
| Small | 5 gp | 3 gp 5 sp |
| Medium | 8 gp | 6 gp |
| Large | 24 gp | 18 gp |
Large leather can be cut into 4 medium pieces, a medium
piece into 2 small pieces, a small piece into 2 tiny pieces.
====Crafting Equipment====
When crafting your equipment, you will need to first have your
leather available and decide what you wish to craft. Most
equipment will only take a day or two to craft as you can work
on up to 2 lbs of equipment in a day.

After every day you spend working on your equipment, you
must make a Leatherworker's Tools (Dexterity) check with the
DC determined by the size of the equipment. The craft checks
are assumed to happen at the end of the work period, and on a
fail you make no progress for the day.

====Items You Can Craft====
As a leatherworker, you can create a lot of useful equipment,
but it must be mostly leather. Some items may require bits of
wood, cloth, or metal; if it is an important part of the
equipment you are unable to craft it unless you are proficient
in the required tool, per the DM's discretion.
Some items, like Studded Leather, require putting metal
studs in leather, you can build the leather armor and then hire
a black smith to add in the metal studs.
====Types of Leather====
When you boil leather in water and then in wax, you create a
much harder leather that can help you withstand impacts and
offers 1 point of Damage Reduction. The vegetable oil tanned
leather is more flexible and cheaper but is not as durable.
The DC for working with boiled leather is higher than
vegetable tanned leather due to how tough and brittle the
leather is.
===Damage Reduction===
When you are hit by non-magical Bludgeoning, Piercing or
Slashing damage, you reduce the total damage you take by 1.

====Player's Handbook Equipment====
===Leather Armor===
^ Type of Leather ^ Wearer's Size ^ Size of Leather ^ Weight ^ Days to Craft ^ DC ^ DR ^
| Vegetable Tanned Leather | Small | Tiny | 5 lb. | 3 | 11 | No |
| Boiled Leather | Small | Tiny | 5 lb. | 3 | 13 | Yes |
| Vegetable Tanned Leather | Medium | Small | 10 lb. | 5 | 12 | No |
| Boiled Leather | Medium | Small | 10 lb. | 5 | 14 | Yes |
===Equipment===
^ Equipment ^ Size of Leather ^ Weight ^ Days to Craft ^ DC ^
| Backpack | Small | 5 lb. | 3 | 12 |
| Book, Covers only | Tiny | 2 lb | 1 | 11 |
| Case, map or scroll | Tiny | 1 lb | 1 | 11 |
| Component Pouch (empty) | Tiny | 1 lb | 1 | 11 |
| Pouch | Tiny | 1 lb | 1 | 11 |
| Quiver Small 1 lb 1 12
| Tent, one-person | Medium (2) | 14 lbs | 7 | 13 |
| Tent, two-person | Large | 20 lbs | 10 | 14 |
| Tent, four-person | Large (2) | 35 lbs | 18 | 14 |
| Waterskin | Tiny | 1/2 lb | 1 | 11 |
| Wineskin | Tiny | 1/2 lb | 1 | 11 |
====Dyeing Equipment====
If you wish to dye your equipment, you can purchase alcohol
based dyes in a large enough town and spend a work day
preparing up to a large sized piece of leather in a color or
design of your choice. This does not require a check to
accomplish.
===Dyes===
^ Size of Leather ^ Cost of Dye ^
| Tiny | 1 gp |
| Small | 2 gp |
| Medium | 4 gp |
| Large | 12 gp |