Armor

Description

Armor is used to reduce incoming damage from physical attacks and offers no protection from spells or spell-like abilities such as firebreath and poison. Each piece of armor belongs to one location and may offer protection to that location when struck. Armor can be found, crafted, or purchased from NPCs or Gold Sink vendors.

Taking a Blow

When a strike lands, the damage reduction is checked against one of the primary 6 locations. Based on the location hit, the Armor Values(AR) is checked at that location to reduce the incoming damage:

Location	Layer	Chance to be hit
Head	Helm	14%
Neck	Neck	7%
Chest	Inner Torso	44%
Arms	Arms	14%
Hands	Gloves	7%
Leg	Pants	14%

Armor Values

There are 2 different types of Armor Values(AR) calculations that you will see:

1. Status Bar Value, which is the Average that is seen in your Status bar.
2. Individual Armor Value, which is the amount of damage reduced when a particular piece of armor is struck.

Status Bar Value

The Status Bar Value shows an approximation of your Armor Value(AR) without any regard to completely open locations and also rounds the value to the nearest whole number. This can lead to a misrepresentation of how protected you actually are from taking damage. For instance, if you have 41 AR shown, but you are not wearing a helmet, you will take 100% of the incoming damage to the Head even though the Stats Bar shows 41 AR:

Individual Armor Value

The Individual Armor Value is the total amount that the damage will be reduced when that particular piece of armor is struck. This value is not shown and quite difficult to calculate as it is calculated at the time of the blow. There are many factors that can influence what the actual damage reduction will be such as:

• Armor Patches can increase Virtual Armor which is a factor in damage reduction.
• Resource Type used in the construction of the piece of armor, such as Valorite Ingots for Blacksmithing pieces, and Barbed Leather for Tailoring pieces.
• Magical Armor Modifiers such as [Invulnerability].
• Current Durability as a percentage of the total Durability which can be increased with Powder of Fortifying
• Slayer Armor properties can influence the damage when coming from a protected creature.

Armor Patches

Armor Patches are a reward that adds additional "Virtual Armor" to a piece of Armor or Clothing. There are multiple types of Armor patches which explain what layer that the Armor patch can be applied to and how much armor is increased by attaching the Armor patch:

Resource Types

The Type of resources used to create the armor can also increase the base armor value as well as the durability of the armor. The exact amount depends on the Armor Value and Resource Type used, this would be the Ingot Type for Blacksmithing pieces, and Leather Type for Tailoring pieces.

Magical Armor Modifiers

Armor can have Armor Modifiers which can increase the Defense and Durability of the armor. These Magical Properties can be found as Prefixes and Suffixes on Magical Armor.

Powder of Fortifying

Non-blessed armor can break down over time and need repairs in order to get Armor levels back to their maximum values. The Blacksmithing Bulk Order Deed Reward Powder of Fortifying can increase the maximum durability of the armor. The maximum amount that the armor durability can be increased to depends on the piece of armor.

Slayer Armor

Some armor can have special gargoyle runs applied to them to create "Slayer Armor" attributes that reduces damage when struck by a specific monster or "slayer group". Unlike normal or virtual armor, this protection can be applied to spells and spell like abilities such as firebreath or poison. More information can be found in the Slayer Armor section on how to create, and apply this protection.

Armor Types

There are hundreds of different pieces of armor you can wear, each have multiple resources that they can be crafted from, and each can also have magical/exceptional properties applied to them. In order to keep these tables practical, we will be viewing them in sections separated by their Armor Types. An Armor Type is a common grouping of pieces of armor, for instance, Ringmail Armor which consists of all the pieces of craftable Ringmail pieces(Ringmail Gloves, Leggings, Sleeves, and Tunic). To make this readable we will be providing Full Suit Tables and Individual Pieces Table listing important data such as Dexterity loss, craftability, resources required, crafting skill, gold values, etc...

Leather

Leather armor is a lightest armor that can be worn and as with all Tailoring crafted armor, will have no Dexterity loss. Leather armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Leather armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Leather Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Leather		15	0
Exceptional Spined Leather		18	0
Exceptional Horned Leather		20	0
Exceptional Barbed Leather		22	0

Leather Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Leather	Bone	Mythical Thread
Leather Gorget		Neck	1	1	10	0	No	53.9	4	0	0
Leather Cap		Helm	2	2	15	0	No	6.2	2	0	0
Leather Gloves		Gloves	1	1	10	0	No	51.8	3	0	0
Leather Sleeves		Arms	2	2	15	0	No	53.9	8	0	0
Leather Leggings		Pants	3	3	10	0	No	66.3	10	0	0
Leather Tunic		InnerTorso	5	5	15	0	No	70.5	12	0	0
Leather Shorts		Pants	3	3	10	0	No	62.2	8	0	0
Leather Skirt		Pants	3	3	10	0	No	58	6	0	0
Leather Bustier		InnerTorso	5	5	15	0	No	58	6	0	0
Leather Armor		InnerTorso	5	5	15	0	No	62.2	8	0	0
Female Fur Arms		Arms	2	2	15	0	Yes	95	8	0	2
Female Fur Pants		Pants	3	3	10	0	Yes	95	10	0	2
Fur Leather Arms		Arms	2	2	15	0	Yes	95	10	0	2
Fur Leather Legs		Pants	3	3	10	0	Yes	95	10	0	2
Fur Tunic		InnerTorso	5	5	15	0	Yes	95	12	0	2

Studded Leather

Studded Leather armor is a slightly heavier Leather armor however, as with all Tailoring crafted armor, will have no Dexterity loss. Studded Leather armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Studded Leather armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Studded Leather Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Leather		19	0
Exceptional Spined Leather		21	0
Exceptional Horned Leather		24	0
Exceptional Barbed Leather		26	0

Studded Leather Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Leather	Bone	Mythical Thread
Studded Gorget		Neck	1	1	25	0	No	78.8	6	0	0
Studded Cap		Helm	2	3	20	0	No	80.9	4	0	0
Studded Gloves		Gloves	1	1	25	0	No	82.9	8	0	0
Studded Sleeves		Arms	2	3	25	0	No	87.1	10	0	0
Studded Leggings		Pants	4	4	35	0	No	91.2	12	0	0
Studded Tunic		InnerTorso	6	7	35	0	No	94	14	0	0
Studded Bustier		InnerTorso	6	7	35	0	No	82.9	8	0	0
Studded Armor		InnerTorso	6	7	35	0	No	87.1	10	0	0
Barbarian Gloves		Invalid	?	?	25	?	Yes	95	8	0	2
Studded Hide Tunic		InnerTorso	6	7	35	0	Yes	95	14	0	2
Studded Hide Chest		InnerTorso	6	7	35	0	Yes	95	14	0	2

Bone

Bone Armor is the heaviest Leather armor however, as with all Tailoring crafted armor, will have no Dexterity loss. Bone Armor has 5 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Bone Armor would leave the Gorget(Neck Layer) exposed, resulting in 100% damage to this area. It is recommended to supplement this with a Studded Leather Gorget to receive the full reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Bone Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Leather		33	0
Exceptional Spined Leather		35	0
Exceptional Horned Leather		37	0
Exceptional Barbed Leather		40	0

Bone Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Leather	Bone	Mythical Thread
Bone Helmet		Helm	4	5	40	0	No	85	10	4	0
Bone Gloves		Gloves	2	3	40	0	No	89	6	2	0
Bone Arms		Arms	5	5	40	0	No	92	8	4	0
Bone Leggings		Pants	7	8	40	0	No	95	10	6	0
Bone Armor		InnerTorso	11	13	40	0	No	96	12	10	0
Orc Helm		Helm	3	3	10	0	No	90	6	4	0
Female Skeletal Legs		Pants	7	8	40	0	Yes	95	10	8	2
Female Skeletal Tunic		InnerTorso	11	13	40	0	Yes	95	12	8	2
Skeletal Bracers		Arms	5	5	40	0	Yes	95	8	4	2
Skeletal Chest		InnerTorso	11	13	40	0	Yes	95	12	10	2
Skeletal Hands		Gloves	2	3	40	0	Yes	95	6	4	2
Skeletal Legs		Pants	7	8	40	0	Yes	95	10	8	2
Demon Bone Helm		Helm	4	5	40	0	Yes	95	6	14	2
Horned Bone Helm		Helm	4	5	40	0	Yes	95	6	14	2
Skull Helm		Helm	4	5	40	0	Yes	95	6	14	2

Ringmail

Ringmail Armor is the lightest [[Armor#Ringmail|Metal Armor] and offers no Dexterity loss. Ringmail Armor has 4 major covering locations; Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Ringmail Armor would leave the Gorget(Neck Layer) and Head(Helm Layer), exposed, resulting in 100% damage to these areas. It is recommended to supplement this with a Studded Leather Gorget and Norse or Close Helm to receive the full reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability while maintaining no Dexterity loss.

Ringmail Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Iron		26	0
Exceptional Dull Copper		27	0
Exceptional Shadow		27	0
Exceptional Copper		28	0
Exceptional Bronze		29	0
Exceptional Golden		30	0
Exceptional Agapite		30	0
Exceptional Verite		31	0
Exceptional Valorite		32	0

Ringmail Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Ingots	Mythical Resin
Ringmail Gloves		Gloves	2	2	20	0	No	12	10	0
Ringmail Leggings		Pants	4	7	20	0	No	19.4	16	0
Ringmail Sleeves		Arms	3	5	20	0	No	16.9	14	0
Ringmail Tunic		InnerTorso	7	11	20	0	No	21.9	18	0

Chainmail

Chainmail armor is a lighter metal armor that is generally used as lower Dexterity loss substitutes for Platemail armor sections in a suits of armor. Chainmail armor has only 3 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Legs(Pants Layer), and Torso(InnerTorso Layer). Wearing a full suit of Chainmail armor would leave the Neck(Neck Layer), Hands(Gloves Layer), and Arms(Arms Layer) exposed resulting in receiving 100% of the damage from an attack to these locations and it is recommended to replace these sections with Platemail armor to maximize protection.

Chainmail Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Iron		28	0
Exceptional Dull Copper		29	0
Exceptional Shadow		30	0
Exceptional Copper		30	0
Exceptional Bronze		31	0
Exceptional Golden		32	0
Exceptional Agapite		33	0
Exceptional Verite		33	0
Exceptional Valorite		34	0

Chainmail Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Ingots	Mythical Resin
Chainmail Coif		Helm	4	6	20	0	No	14.5	10	0
Chainmail Leggings		Pants	6	9	20	1	No	36.7	18	0
Chainmail Tunic		InnerTorso	10	14	20	2	No	39.1	20	0
Chain Skirt		Pants	6	9	10	0	Yes	95	20	0
Female Chain Leggings		Pants	6	9	20	1	Yes	95	20	2
Female Chain Tunic		InnerTorso	10	14	20	2	Yes	95	20	2
Knights Chain Chest		Pants	10	14	20	2	Yes	95	20	2
Knights Chain Legs		Pants	6	9	20	1	Yes	95	20	2

Platemail

Platemail armor is the heaviest metal armor which comes with the most Dexterity loss when wielding Platemail armor sections in suits of armor. Platemail armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Platemail armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Platemail Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Iron		52	0
Exceptional Dull Copper		53	0
Exceptional Shadow		54	0
Exceptional Copper		55	0
Exceptional Bronze		56	0
Exceptional Golden		57	0
Exceptional Agapite		58	0
Exceptional Verite		59	0
Exceptional Valorite		60	0

Platemail Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Ingots	Mythic Resin
Platemail Arms		Arms	6	8	40	1	No	66.3	18	0
Platemail Gloves		Gloves	3	4	30	1	No	58.9	12	0
Platemail Gorget		Neck	3	4	30	0	No	56.4	10	0
Platemail Legs		Pants	9	11	60	3	No	68.8	20	0
Platemail Tunic		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	No	75	25	0
Female Platemail Tunic		InnerTorso	14	18	45	2	No	44.1	20	0
Royal Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	0	Yes	95	20	2
Royal Plate Legs		Pants	9	11	60	0	Yes	95	20	2
Royal Plate Gloves		Gloves	3	4	30	0	Yes	95	20	2
Royal Plate Boots		Shoes	3	4	40	0	Yes	95	20	2
Royal Plate Gorget		Neck	3	4	30	0	Yes	95	20	2
Royal Plate Arms		Arms	6	8	40	0	Yes	95	20	2
Britannian Plate Arms		Arms	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Britannian Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Britannian Plate Legs		Pants	9	11	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Centurion Plate Arms		Pants	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Centurion Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Centurion Plate Legs		InnerTorso	9	11	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Arms		Arms	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Gloves		Gloves	3	4	30	1	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Gorget		Neck	3	4	30	0	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Legs		Pants	9	11	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Loincloth Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Minoc Plate Chest		InnerTorso	14	18	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Minoc Plate Legs		Pants	9	11	60	3	Yes	95	20	2
Renegade Plate Arms		Pants	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Squires Plate Arms		Pants	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Warriors Plate Arms		Pants	6	8	40	1	Yes	95	20	2

Dragon Scale

Dragon Scale armor is a strong plate armor made from rare dragon scales which comes with the no Dexterity loss. Dragon Scale armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Dragon Scale armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability. There are many different colors of Dragon Scales, however they all offer the same level of protection.

Dragon Scale Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Exceptional Dragon Scale		52	0

Dragon Scale Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Dragon Scales	Mythic Resin
Dragon Gloves		Gloves	3	4	30	0	No	68.9	16	0
Dragon Gorget		Neck	3	4	30	0	No	66.4	14	0
Dragon Helm		Helm	6	7	40	0	No	72.6	20	0
Dragon Leggings		Pants	9	11	60	0	No	78.8	28	0
Dragon Sleeves		Arms	6	8	20	0	No	76.3	24	0
Dragon Sleeves		InnerTorso	14	18	60	0	No	85	36	0

Helmets

There are a variety of Helmets for your Head(Helm Layer) armor needs. Generally these are low or no Dexterity loss and come in many styles to suit your needs!

Helmets Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Ingots	Mythic Resin
Bascinet		Helm	2	4	10	0	No	8.3	15	0
Close Helmet		Helm	4	6	40	0	No	37.9	15	0
Helmet		Helm	4	6	40	0	No	37.9	15	0
Norse Helm		Helm	4	6	40	0	No	37.9	15	0
Plate Helm		Helm	6	7	40	1	No	62.6	15	0
Royal Plate Helm		Helm	6	7	40	0	Yes	95	20	2
Dull Plate Helm		Helm	6	7	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Plate Horned Helm		Helm	6	7	40	1	Yes	95	20	2
Plate Horned Visage Helm		Helm	6	7	40	1	Yes	95	20	2

Shields

Shields are equippable armor that has a percentage block chance and the Armor Value (AR) is based on the users Parrying Skill. You cannot use the Meditation Skill while your shield is equipped.

Shields Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Exc AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Mythic Crafting?	Skill Req	Ingots	Mythic Resin
Buckler		TwoHanded	7	19	?	0	No	0	10	0
Bronze Shield		TwoHanded	10	22	?	0	No	0	12	0
Heater Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	No	24.3	18	0
Metal Shield		TwoHanded	9	21	?	0	No	0	14	0
Metal Kite Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	No	4.6	16	0
Wooden Kite Shield		TwoHanded	12	24	?	0	No	0	8	0
Wooden Kite Shield		TwoHanded	12	24	?	0	No	0	8	0
Royal Plate Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	Yes	95	20	2
Jeweled Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	Yes	95	20	2
Knight Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	Yes	95	20	2
Ornate Heater Shield		TwoHanded	23	35	?	0	Yes	95	20	2

Deamon Bone

Deamon Bone armor cannot be crafted, but can be found as a rare drop from Efreets. Little is known about its in combat usefulness as each piece is very expensive and non-repairable. It is rumored that the pieces have no Dexterity loss and may be stronger than craftable Bone armor. Deamon Bone armor has 5 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Deamon Bone armor would leave the Gorget(Neck Layer) exposed, resulting in 100% damage to this area. It is recommended to supplement this with a Studded Leather Gorget to receive the full reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Deamon Bone Armor Individual Pieces Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss
Daemon Bone Armor Suit		43	0

Deamon Bone Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss
Daemon Bone Leggings		Pants	10	40	0
Daemon Bone Helmet		Helm	6	40	0
Daemon Bone Armor		InnerTorso	16	40	0
Daemon Bone Arms		InnerTorso	7	40	0
Daemon Bone Gloves		InnerTorso	7	40	0

Ranger Armor

Ranger Armor cannot be crafted, but can be purchased from the Gold Sink Vendor near the West Birtain Bank. The armor is blessed, which means it is unbreakable and will not drop on your corpse when you die. Ranger Armor offers no Dexterity loss, however the trade off is that it is very expensive, and only as good as roughly a Exceptionally Crafted Studded Leather Suit. Ranger Armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Ranger Armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability. Ranger Armor always comes colored as Hue 1436 - Ranger Green, which is rare color available from NPC Clothing.

Ranger Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss	Cost
Ranger Armor Suit with Studded Tunic		20	0	2,275,000 gp
Ranger Armor Suit with Studded Tunic		20	0	2,345,000 gp
Ranger Armor Suit with Studded Bustier		20	0	2,625,000 gp

Ranger Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Cost
Studded Gorget, Ranger Armor		Neck	1	25	0	350,000 gp
Studded Cap, Ranger Armor		Helm	3	25	0	175,000 gp
Studded Gloves, Ranger Armor		Gloves	1	25	0	350,000 gp
Studded Sleeves, Ranger Armor		Arms	3	25	0	350,000 gp
Studded Leggings, Ranger Armor		Pants	4	35	0	525,000 gp
Studded Tunic, Ranger Armor		InnerTorso	7	35	0	525,000 gp
Female Studded Bustier, Ranger Armor		InnerTorso	7	35	0	875,000 gp
Female Studded Armor Ranger Armor		InnerTorso	7	35	0	595,000 gp

Phoenix Armor

Phoenix Armor cannot be crafted, but can be purchased from the Gold Sink Vendor near the West Birtain Bank. The armor is blessed, which means it is unbreakable and will not drop on your corpse when you die. Phoenix Armor offers no Dexterity loss, however the trade off is that it is very expensive, and only as good as roughly an Exceptionally Crafted Ringmail Suit. Phoenix Armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Phoenix Armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability. Phoenix Armor always comes colored as Hue 242 - Phoenix, which is Regular Dye Tub color.

Phoenix Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss	Cost
Phoenix Armor Suit		25	0	1,242,500 gp

Phoenix Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Cost
Norse Helm of the Phoenix		Helm	4	40	0	192,500 gp
Ringmail Tunic of the Phoenix		InnerTorso	8	20	0	262,500 gp
Ringmail Leggings of the Phoenix		Pants	5	20	0	262,500 gp
Ringmail Sleeves of the Phoenix		Arms	4	20	0	175,000 gp
Ringmail Gloves of the Phoenix		Gloves	2	20	0	175,000 gp
Studded Gorget of the Phoenix		Neck	1	25	0	175,000 gp

Bloodied Plate

Bloodied Plate Armor cannot be crafted, but can be purchased from the Gold Sink Vendor near the West Birtain Bank. The armor is blessed, which means it is unbreakable and will not drop on your corpse when you die. Bloodied Plate Armor offers the same Dexterity loss as Platemail Armor, however the trade off is that it is very expensive, and only as good as roughly an Normal Crafted or Store-bought Platemail Suit. Bloodied Plate Armor has 6 major covering locations; Head(Helm Layer), Gorget(Neck Layer), Arms(Arms Layer), Gloves(Gloves Layer), Torso(InnerTorso Layer) and Legs(Pants Layer). Wearing a full suit of Bloodied Plate Armor would leave nothing exposed resulting in receiving a reduction in damage from an attack to these locations based on AR value and current durability.

Bloodied Plate Armor Full Suit Table

Resource Type	Preview	AR Value	Dex Loss	Cost
Bloodied Platemail Suit		40	9	2,600,000 gp

Bloodied Plate Armor Individual Pieces Table

Name	Preview	Layer	AR Value	Str Req	Dex Loss	Cost
Bloodied Plate Helm		Helm	6	40	1	200,000 gp
Bloodied Plate Gorget		Neck	3	30	0	400,000 gp
Bloodied Plate Arms		Arms	6	40	1	400,000 gp
Bloodied Plate Gloves		Gloves	3	30	1	400,000 gp
Bloodied Platemail		InnerTorso	14	60	3	600,000 gp
Bloodied Female Platemail		InnerTorso	14	60	3	600,000 gp
Bloodied Plate Legs		Pants	9	60	3	600,000 gp

Legacy Data

Much has changed since this data was recorded, however, the legacy data collected back in 2014 has been preserved, you can read more about it by clicking the "Expand" link to the right.

Description

This information was collected from the same source as the Weapons page. It was referenced by Adam in this post http://uoforum.com/threads/publish-2-may-24th-2014-good-vs-evil.35618/ Some information contained on the referenced page is inaccurate as it pertains to UOF. (ie. bone gloves show 0 dexterity penalty, but UOF assigns them -1.) This table was corrected and the information should match current in-game numbers.

Armor (UO:R)

The AR # before the / indicates the armor's actual Armor Rating for the area that it protects, the # after the slash indicates its contribution to one's total (or combined average) AR (as displayed in the Character Status window), with the exception of Shields, which only list the actual AR. The number before the slash is what actually counts towards AR, the latter number is merely an approximate in-game display. Decimals are rounded to the nearest whole number in-game.

AR bonuses will not show in the Status window, or have any effect, if an item is layered over a Hit Location that is already protected by something with superior AR (e.g., stacking layers does not work). Items listed are assumed to be in perfect condition (undamaged). Also, actual AR value of certain armors may differ due to quality of workmanship and whether they are PC or game-produced.

HP= The damage capacity of the armor before breakage occurs. The AR of a piece of armor will lower as the item becomes increasingly damaged.

Exceptional armor gets a 20% increase in AR. Armor crafted from special ores and leathers also get bonuses. (+2 AR per tier of ingot)

Arms

Arms
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bone Arms	40	30/4.4	26-30	0
Leather Sleeves	10	13/1.9	31-37	0
Platemail Arms	40	40/5.9	51-65	-1
Ranger Armor	25	16/2.4	36-44	0
Ringmail Sleeves	20	22/3.3	41-51	0
Studded Sleeves	25	16/2.4	36-44	0

Body

Body
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bone Armor	40	30/10.7	26-30	0
Bustier, Leather	10	13/4.7	31-37	0
Bustier, Studded*	25	16/5.7	101-115	0
Chainmail Tunic	20	28/10.0	46-58	-2
Female Armor, Leather	15	13/4.7	31-37	0
Female Armor, Plate*	45	30/10.7	51-65	-2
Female Armor, Studded*	35	16/5.7	101-115	0
Leather Tunic	15	13/4.7	31-37	0
Platemail (Tunic)	60	40/14.3	51-65	-3
Ranger Armor	35	16/5.7	36-44	0
Ringmail Tunic	20	22/7.9	41-51	0
Studded Tunic	35	16/5.7	36-44	0

Hands

Arms
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bone Gloves	40	30/2.1	26-30	0
Leather Gloves	10	13/0.9	31-37	0
Platemail Gloves	30	40/2.8	51-65	-1
Ranger Armor	25	16/1.1	36-44	0
Ringmail Gloves	20	22/1.5	41-51	0
Studded Gloves	25	16/1.1	36-44	0

Head

Head
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bascinet	10	18/2.4	101-115	0
Bone Helm	40	30/4.1	26-30	0
Chainmail Coif	20	28/3.8	36-44	0
Close Helm	40	30/4.1	46-58	0
Helmet	40	30/4.1	46-58	0
Leather Cap	15	13/1.8	31-37	0
Norse Helm	40	30/4.1	46-58	0
Open Helm	40	30/4.1	46-58	0
Orc Helm	0	20/2.7	31-70	0
Plate Helm	40	40/5.4	46-58	-1

Legs

Legs
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bone Leggings	40	30/6.6	26-30	0
Chainmail Leggings	20	28/6.2	46-58	-1
Leather Leggings	10	13/2.9	31-37	0
Leather Shorts	10	13/2.9	31-37	0
Leather Skirt	10	13/2.9	31-37	0
Platemail Legs	60	40/8.8	51-65	-3
Ranger Armor	35	16/3.5	36-44	0
Ringmail Leggings	20	22/4.8	41-51	0
Studded Leggings	35	16/3.5	36-44	0

Neck

Neck
Armor Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Leather Gorget	10	13/0.9	31-37	0
Plate Gorget	30	40/2.8	51-65	0
Ranger Armor	25	16/1.1	36-44	0
Studded Leather Gorget	25	16/1.1	36-44	0

Shields

Shields
Shield Name	STR Req.	AR	HP	Dex Penalty
Bronze Shield	20	10/**	26-30	0
Buckler	15	7/**	41-51	0
Chaos Shield	0	32/**	101-115	0
Heater	30	23/**	31-37	0
Kite (Metal)	30	16/**	101-115	0
Kite (Wooden)	15	12/**	46-58	0
Metal Shield	10	9/**	36-44	0
Order Shield	0	30/**	101-115	0
Wooden Shield	5	8/**	21-23	0

Notes

** Display-AR varies depending on one's Parrying skill.

References

References :

http://uoforum.com/threads/publish-2-may-24th-2014-good-vs-evil.35618/

http://uoforum.com/threads/publish-4b-september-11th-2014-central-gump-bug-fixes-and-decorations.43052/

http://web.archive.org/web/20010302013258/http://uo.stratics.com/

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