Stael's Hooded Cloak

A heavy wool cloak of deep indigo, its hood pulled low over Stael’s shoulders during the ritual assembly. The fabric sways slightly as he moves between console and altar, obscuring the figure’s posture except for rapidly gesturing hands. The coarse weave appears slightly damp from the chapel’s chill, its edges frayed in places—hints of repeated use. Corby glimpses it only in fleeting shadow, noting the uneven hem before Stael pivots away.

2 appearances

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When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S15E11 · Image of the Fendahl Part 3

Stael activates the Fendahl ritual console

Stael’s hooded cloak drapes over his shoulders, obscuring his movements as he arranges the ritual elements. The coarse fabric sways with his deliberate motions, framing his transformation into a conduit of forbidden power.

Before: Hanging in Stael’s quarters, ready for rituals.

After: Worn during the ritual assembly, slightly damp from the chapel’s chill.

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S15E11 · Image of the Fendahl Part 3

Fendelman realizes family ties to Fendahl

Stael’s hooded cloak sways slightly as he arranges components, its bulky folds obscuring gestures while framing the altar ritual as an occult spectacle. Its indigo wool, dampened by chapel chill, absorbs light—a purposeful concealment enhancing his malevolent mystique.

Before: Worn cloak stored in wardrobe or upon arrival at the Priory, standard occultist attire

After: Worn during ritual preparation, slightly wrinkled and angled to obscure intent and posture

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