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[[Heavy Chain skill|Heavy Chain]] and [[Light Chain skill|Light Chain]] have been combined into Chain Armor. This skill determines your ability with all of these kinds of armor. |
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New [[Skills 3.0|DR 3.0]] skill for the combination of the previous skills Light Chain and Heavy Chain. Actions which previously trained or were governed by one of these two skills now fall under Chain Armor instead. |
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See also [[Combat 3.0]]. |
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===Light Chain=== |
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The standard in Elanthian defensive technology. High all around defenses, relatively low hindrances. Under 50 plat for a forged capped full set of chain armor. Even hiding penalties can be worked down at around 100 ranks. Probably not the best for stalking or stealing, but it can be done. Light chain is one of the better options as a primary armor for most guilds and is also a great choice choice in multi-armor setups. |
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===Heavy Chain=== |
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Heavy Chain armor has moderate protection and hindrance. It is widely available and comes in many pieces. It can be forged by players and is often used by [[Cleric]]s and in multi-armor setups. |
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Heavy Chain and Light Chain have been combined into Chain Armor. This skill determines your ability with all of these kinds of armor.