A hat made by Madison Hatter. Madison was an apprentice to the Master Hatsmith Thomas Warding. Warding was famous for his hats which had titles that sounded grandiose, but did not provide any enhancing effect. Madison created ten of these hats, and sold them to knights who wore them into battle and praised them highly. Thinking their hat protected the bearer from death, they were far too reckless and all ten of them died very quickly. This single event was enough to force Madison Hatter into a life of poverty.