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*The archer and warrior armor parts: '''[[Breastplates]]''', '''[[Gauntlets]]''', '''[[Helms]]''', '''[[Leggings]]''' and '''[[Pauldrons]]'''. | *The archer and warrior armor parts: '''[[Breastplates]]''', '''[[Gauntlets]]''', '''[[Helms]]''', '''[[Leggings]]''' and '''[[Pauldrons]]'''. | ||
*Warriors may also equip '''[[Shields]]'''. | *Warriors may also equip '''[[Shields]]'''. | ||
*The mage clothing: '''[[Gloves]]''', '''[[Hats]]''' and '''[[ | *The mage clothing: '''[[Gloves]]''', '''[[Hats]]''', '''[[Tunics]]''' and '''[[Bracelets]]]''' | ||
==Armor Stats vs Type of Damage== | ==Armor Stats vs Type of Damage== |
Revision as of 07:02, 24 December 2011
Armor is a set of equipment that gives the character more resistance to damage. The amount and type of the pieces a single character can wear, depends on their class and subclass.
- The archer and warrior armor parts: Breastplates, Gauntlets, Helms, Leggings and Pauldrons.
- Warriors may also equip Shields.
- The mage clothing: Gloves, Hats, Tunics and Bracelets]
Armor Stats vs Type of Damage
Each piece of armor has a rating vs a particular type of damage. This rating translates to either a bonus or penalty to the armor against that type of damage.
very good | +30% |
good | +15% |
normal | +0% |
bad | -15% |
very bad | -30% |
Contribution per Type of Armor
Each piece of armor contributes a different amount to a player's overall protection, depending on location and class. (Values rounded to nearest whole number).
Barbarians and Archers
head | 23% |
body | 26% |
legs | 20% |
arms | 17% |
hands | 14% |
Knights
head | 19% |
body | 21% |
legs | 16% |
arms | 14% |
hands | 11% |
shield | 19% |
Mages
head | 31% |
body | 50% |
hands | 19% |
Damage Mitigation
The above factors are combined to work out how much damage is mitigated by armor. Note that damage cannot be mitigated below 5% of the original damage.
A damage mitigation calculator can be found at [1].