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| − | Sharing the appearance of obsidian stone, these smooth plates fit over the body like some medieval armor, making you pass off as an awkward myrmedion | + | Sharing the appearance of obsidian stone, these smooth plates fit over the body like some medieval armor, making you pass off as an awkward myrmedion knight. While it doesn’t have any of the flash and festivity of modern armor, the thick, natural plates could easily deflect and absorb your modern day hustle and bustle. |
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Latest revision as of 15:32, 8 October 2016
Suit of Chitin Plates
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| C.Plate | |
|---|---|
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| Item Type | Armor |
| Equipment Slot | Armor |
| Base Price | 6000 |
| Information | |
| Defense | 9 |
| Fortification | 5 |
| Resistances |
10% Kinetic -20% Burning Plated |
| Use Details | |
| Is Usable? | Yes |
| Valid Targets | Self |
Sharing the appearance of obsidian stone, these smooth plates fit over the body like some medieval armor, making you pass off as an awkward myrmedion knight. While it doesn’t have any of the flash and festivity of modern armor, the thick, natural plates could easily deflect and absorb your modern day hustle and bustle.
Acquisition
Can be bought from the Merchant Queen at her shop in Kressia.
Usage
Can be equipped as armor or be sold to a vendor for credits.