User:Mtew/Projects/Items/Costs/Armor

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Armor

Each kind of armor is specifically for a particular primary profession.

There are two ways to acquire armor. It can be obtained from armorers in exchange for gold and crafting materials. It can also be obtained from armor collectors in exchange for trophies. It is not dropped as far as I have seen.

When crafting armor, the gold required for all pieces in a matching set is the same. The amount of crafting material varies with the piece in the set but is usually in the following proportions:

Head	Body	Arms	Legs	Feet
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so a total of eight times the amount for the simplest pieces is needed for a complete set. However, there are variations. In particular, head gear often requires different materials from the other pieces in a set.

There are two basic categories of armor: standard and prestige.

For the standard armor tables below, the Materials column contains a list of the crafting materials needed to craft the armor. For each available armor rating, the amount of material needed is displayed (as a 'tool tip') when the pointer is over the cell for that particular armor rating and armor type. If the particular type of armor is not available with a particular armor rating, "n/a" (for not available) will be displayed.

Alternately, the Materials column may show Trade instead of a list of materials. This indicates that the armor is available from a Collector. Because the trading details are fairly complex, no additional information is available for these entries. See the article for the particular type of armor (linked in the Name column) for details.

Similarly, the Materials column may show 'Start' for starting armor. This armor is provided when a character is created and has no identifiable cost as a result. (This is in the process of being merged with the normal crafted armor and will be removed as the update progresses.)

Work list

• Merge 'Start' with the other craft armor types with a special 'title'.
• Add quantity information to all standard armor entries using 'title'.
  • Completed –
  • In progress –
• Remove multi-column entries so the tables can be made sortable.