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	===Piecemeal Vs. Suit===		===Piecemeal Vs. Suit===
	You might assume that wearing a fully integrated one-piece suit of armour will be flatly superior to wearing the individual pieces one at a time, but the peculiarities of Lost Souls' limb system mean that losing your left foot will rip your fancy titanium full plate-and-mail armor right off of your body. In short, fewer pieces of larger armor offer consistency and generally reduced keep cost, while more numerous pieces of smaller armor allow flexibility and are less likely to completely fail on a lost limb.		You might assume that wearing a fully integrated one-piece suit of armour will be flatly superior to wearing the individual pieces one at a time, but the peculiarities of Lost Souls' limb system mean that losing your left foot will rip your fancy titanium full plate-and-mail armor right off of your body. In short, fewer pieces of larger armor offer consistency and generally reduced keep cost, while more numerous pieces of smaller armor allow flexibility and are less likely to completely fail on a lost limb.
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		+	===Mobility vs. Absorption===
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	==Factors==		==Factors==
	==Popular Forms and Materials==		==Popular Forms and Materials==
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	*[[Paraxos]] - [[Sounion]] for Paralemnos and Parageos		*[[Paraxos]] - [[Sounion]] for Paralemnos and Parageos
	*[[Millenarian Armour]] - sources		*[[Millenarian Armour]] - sources
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	*Shadowy [[Steel]] - [[Sinbyen]]		*Shadowy [[Steel]] - [[Sinbyen]]
	*[[Adamantite]] - Halfsuits and helmets in [[Kolond]]		*[[Adamantite]] - Halfsuits and helmets in [[Kolond]]
		+	*[[Mithril]] - Full mail suit in [[Sanctuary]]. Shirts and helms, sized for large creatures, in [[Storm Rock]]

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Revision as of 16:19, 21 March 2023

Contents 1 Outline 1.1 The Basics 1.1.1 Mechanics 1.2 Strategies 1.2.1 Piecemeal Vs. Suit 1.2.2 Mobility vs. Absorption 1.3 Factors 1.4 Popular Forms and Materials

Outline

'Help Armour' provides a basic outline - the bare bones of how armour works and how to use it - but not so much about what it does in hard numbers. In this guide I will attempt to gather relevant information about armour's usage as well as outline basic concepts behind armour, strategies for using it effectively, and factors to consider when choosing what you wear.

...it is still very much a work in progress. Up-to-date information is appreciated.

The Basics

Mechanics

[OOC Starhound] it gives you AC which negates incoming damage, the AC it gives
tends to depend on the materials, amount of body covered, ect
[OOC Starhound] more advanced items also come with other things, like
resistence bonuses

Strategies

Piecemeal Vs. Suit

You might assume that wearing a fully integrated one-piece suit of armour will be flatly superior to wearing the individual pieces one at a time, but the peculiarities of Lost Souls' limb system mean that losing your left foot will rip your fancy titanium full plate-and-mail armor right off of your body. In short, fewer pieces of larger armor offer consistency and generally reduced keep cost, while more numerous pieces of smaller armor allow flexibility and are less likely to completely fail on a lost limb.

Mobility vs. Absorption

Factors

Popular Forms and Materials

• Paraxos - Sounion for Paralemnos and Parageos
• Millenarian Armour - sources
• Erivelin mail - Liathyr
• Shadowy Steel - Sinbyen
• Adamantite - Halfsuits and helmets in Kolond
• Mithril - Full mail suit in Sanctuary. Shirts and helms, sized for large creatures, in Storm Rock