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Revision as of 00:43, 3 July 2012
Related topics: Ancient Armor, Ancient Armored Long Boots
| Introduced: | Treaties in Stone | Related Quests: | Blackmire 3 |
Ancient Armored Long Boots
- Value: 12,000
- Burden: 225
- Covers Feet
- Armor Level: 360 (565)
- Slashing: Above Average (468) (735)
- Piercing: Average (288) (452)
- Bludgeoning: Above Average (468) (735)
- Fire: Average (360) (565)
- Cold: Average (360) (565)
- Acid: Average (396) (622)
- Electric: Below Average (180) (283)
- Nether: Average (360) (565)
- Spells: Skin of the Fiazhat, Inferior Lance Aegis
- Wield requires level 70
- This item cannot be sold.
- Spellcraft: 300
- Mana: 800
- Mana Cost: 1 point per 30 seconds.
- These armored boots appear to have been an ornamental piece. Obviously this is only one part of a complete suit of armor.
Notes
- Received when you use the Sarcophagus of High Matriarch, Hizk Ri in Hizk Ri's Crypt. The level range of the piece of armor you obtain is based on your character's level.
- May be dyed using a special device from The Temple of Xik Minru quest.
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 Cerulean (Light Blue) |
Ultramarine (Dark Blue) |
Verdigris (Green) |
Aquamarine (Mint Green) |
Heliotropic (Purple) |
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Atramentous (Black) |
Icarnadine (Red) |
Argentate (White) |
Ochre (Yellow) |
Malfunctioning |
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