Leather
Leather noun - The hairless natural covering of an animal prepared for use.
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Synonyms for Leather
Scale and leather are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scale" instead a noun "Leather".
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- On a lesser scale, you can skip Shady Sands, go to Junktown, provoke the doctor into attacking you, and get his bodyguards' shotgun and leather armor - all nice starting bonuses.
Source: Disc One Nuke / Fallout - Even if you were equipped with only a dagger and leather armor, and you just killed dozens of enemies carrying scimitars, spears, maces, scale mail, shields, ball and chains, etc.
Source: Unusable Enemy Equipment - There are eight classes of materials: cloth, wood, leather, bone, metal, scale, meteorite, and stone.
Source: Elemental Crafting
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