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So what's it like, having the ability to spawn more clothes at will? Do you have to recite a spell or is just thinking about the clothes enough to magic them into existence?
It's more like... Having an extra layer or two stashed at convenient locations like a chipmunk.
Yeah,and if I'm too hot I can take a layer, or my beanie(I think that's the right word?), or whatever off
I can plan according to the weather, so I don't have to spawn new clothes. It's not like it goes from shorts and t-shirt weather to parka and scarf weather in one day. And as I said, much prefer being too cold than too hot. I can always heat up with some movement or something.
That must be nice. I've spent decades thinking "oh it's 65°F tonight this one jacket is plenty" then after I leave home I discover the 30 mph Arctic winds make it feel like 10°
it's called putting more thought into your clothing than adding 5 tshirts when it gets colder.
It's a damn shame knowledge on proper winter clothing has been so largely lost to time, especially since it inherently seems to look on point.
Yeah, I think most people who complain about cold weather are capable of reasonable planning. The problem comes when the weather changes suddenly and it's fucking awful