Shadow's Defeat Original- Razgriz, Magic-Tier - Defensive/Utility [Illusion] C5: 45 C4: 60 C3: 90 C2: 125 C1: 250 This strange cloak often appears to be just a long cloth with a hood, enough to cover a single person entirely. What makes it special however, is that it will always be a good camouflage pattern of it's surroundings; at the very least. As it spends more time in an environ (such as urban, jungle, desert, etc. not necessarily the same house or sand dune) it begins to further mimic it's surroundings, and within a half-hour becomes the best visual camouflage possible, (If appropriate, this means that it can even appear to have plants, stone, etc. coming from it) it is even believed that the cloak is capable of hiding from shadow itself. At this point, if the user remains perfectly still and silent, then they become almost impossible to detect through normal means; although this is exceptionally difficult to do in combat without a distraction or obstruction due to the concentration of the enemy on the user. The cloak has three other unique properties: firstly, it has ability of self-repair, any small cuts, holes and burns repair themselves perfectly in a matter of minutes and more serious damage is "regrown" in a few hours (the severed piece, if there is one, simply becomes mundane cloth) or in a matter of minutes if stitched together. It will always "heal" to be in it's perfect, original condition. Second, while not water-proof, it will repeal anything capable of staining it or changing it's color super-naturally fast. Thus it can never be any color except those of it's surroundings. Finally, it seems to form itself to it's user or contents. In the case of a user, it form around every part of their body and equipment, providing them it's camouflage, without hindering movement, or the ability to draw or use any items. If wrapped around items, than it will form a sealed sac around them. These qualities have lead many to believe the cloak is in fact alive and sentient and not just a magical item, and that it survives by somehow feeding off it's user. Of course no one has been able to prove either side of the argument, and as such the truth remains unknown.
Ditch the self-repair ability and we'll start considering it for serious examination. As it stands this is looking like a Major Unique treasure.
