Difference between revisions of "Armor"
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Armor can also be categorized more specifically by the type of suit of which the armor is a part. The suits are themselves categorized by what [[Skills|skill]] is required to make them. | Armor can also be categorized more specifically by the type of suit of which the armor is a part. The suits are themselves categorized by what [[Skills|skill]] is required to make them. | ||
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* [[Studded Armor]] | * [[Studded Armor]] | ||
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* [[Chainmail Armor]] | * [[Chainmail Armor]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:52, 22 December 2007
Armor is the category of in game items that can be equipped by a character mostly for defensive purposes. Armor generally has resistances and other properties used by a character in combat. This distinguishes armor from clothing, as other than a few pieces made by Seers and Event Moderators over the years, and also specifically hats, which take up the helm armor slot, clothing usually does not have defensive or offensive item properties.
Types of Armor
Armor Slots
Armor can first be categorized in a general sense by what armor slot it takes up on the paperdoll, which denotes what part of the body the armor is associated with. There are 6 armor slots available:
Suit Type
Armor can also be categorized more specifically by the type of suit of which the armor is a part. The suits are themselves categorized by what skill is required to make them.
Tailoring
- Bone Armor
- Female Armor
- Leaf Armor
- Leather Armor
- Leather Ninja Armor
- Leather Samurai Armor
- Studded Armor