Olthoi Amuli Armor: Difference between revisions

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Introduced during Ancient Powers.

Amuli is likely named after the Amul, the ruler of Gharu'n during the time that the Zharalim was formed.^[1]
Olthoi Amuli can only be found in chests or on creatures that drop tier 8 loot
The main material of the armor is metal (gold, silver, steel, and so on)
The armor consists of 5 parts (legs, coat, gauntlets, sollerets, helm).
Larger parts of the armor are semi-transparent, and take on the color of the undershirt: see the white parts on the images below
When dyeing, the veins of all pieces, the shoulders and the trim of leggings and coat stay the original color (see below for dyed variations).
The dye turns the armor into a deep/dark variation, with some parts (for example the sollerets) taking on a brighter color. Fail dye turns the armor into a dull orange

Note: The silvery white areas on the armor in the images below will mirror undershirt color. Click image for full size.

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 * The main material of the armor is metal (gold, silver, steel, and so on)
 * The armor consists of 5 parts (legs, coat, gauntlets, sollerets, helm).
-* Some parts of the armor are semi-transparent, and take on the color of the underclothes: see the white parts on the images below
+* Larger parts of the armor are semi-transparent, and take on the color of the undershirt: see the white parts on the images below
-* When dyeing, the veins stay the original color (see below for dyed variations).
+* When dyeing, the veins of all pieces, the shoulders and the trim of leggings and coat stay the original color (see below for dyed variations).
-* The dye turns the armor into a deep/dark variation. Fail dye turns the armor into a bright orange
+* The dye turns the armor into a deep/dark variation, with some parts (for example the sollerets) taking on a brighter color. Fail dye turns the armor into a dull orange