Up to 3 of these can be obtained:ĭefeat and capture Aeldarian, talk to him. This armor can be further upgraded to Ruby Rune Plate, Emerald Rune Plate or Sapphire Rune Plate. Defeat and capture Maltise, make her promise to never come back to Pendor For example, a Hardened Supreme Asp Armor gives armor bonus to all 3 head, body and leg, making the '3-64-24' a '6-67-27'.

Note: the bonus/penalty is applied to every part they cover. ↑ Go back to top ↑ Armor Modifiers Modifier

Requires strength: The level of strength the player/ companion needs to be able to equip the armor.

Leg armor: The higher the number, the higher leg protection.

Body armor: The higher the number, the higher body protection.

Head armor: The higher the number, the higher head protection.

Watch out for your encumbrance if you want to move fast on foot. The higher it is, the slower you move in battle.

Weight: This affects your overall encumbrance.

The buying and selling price is influenced by the city and the trade skill, as well as the modifiers.

It will be available in the marketplace for a higher price than this and sold for lower than this. If there is an * in the name it means that the armor can have a cape, the color is inside parenthesis. Here's an explanation of what these stats mean:

Heavy armor has protection ratings above 45, as high as the low-mid 70s for rare/unique types.Medium armor has protection ratings from about 30 up to 45.Light armor has protection ratings from low single digits up to the high 20s.Some heavier armors do offer some extra added defense ratings for head and/or legs.Īrmor can be roughly categorized into three classes, based on their amount of protection: Body armor carries the largest armor rating overall compared to leg and head armor, which makes sense as it is the most important. Most (or all) of it is focused on the body, which is the greatest target available for incoming enemy weapons and arrows.

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