Difference between revisions of "Heavy, heavy plate"
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|desc=It always seemed like a good idea, going into combat wearing really sturdy, full-body armor. After all, it's going to add the most protection, making you that much safer, right? | |desc=It always seemed like a good idea, going into combat wearing really sturdy, full-body armor. After all, it's going to add the most protection, making you that much safer, right? | ||
| − | The thing is, this stuff is also heavy in another sense. As in weighty and bulky. It's hard to move around in it, and everything you try to do is more difficult than it ought to be. | + | The thing is, this stuff is also ''heavy'' in another sense. As in weighty and bulky. It's hard to move around in it, and everything you try to do is more difficult than it ought to be. |
|type=full-body suit | |type=full-body suit | ||
|power=100 | |power=100 | ||
Latest revision as of 13:52, 19 January 2010
heavy, heavy plate
Plural: heavy, heavy plates
It always seemed like a good idea, going into combat wearing really sturdy, full-body armor. After all, it's going to add the most protection, making you that much safer, right?
The thing is, this stuff is also heavy in another sense. As in weighty and bulky. It's hard to move around in it, and everything you try to do is more difficult than it ought to be.
Full-body suit
Power: 100
Level Required: 9
Autosell value: 55
+10 foe toughness.
+4 damage absorption
How Obtained
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pentium | polyester suit |
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heavy, heavy plate | |
