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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Tailoring]] craftable item and part of the [[Bone Armor]] set that was released in [[Release 34]] as part of a top-tier armor set. From the release notes:<ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=63660 Release 34 Instructions]</ref>
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Tailoring]] craftable item and part of the [[Bone Armor]] set.
<blockquote>Bone Armor, a new type of armor, is crafted at a Tailoring table from bones refined at a Carpentry station (the first armor to involve Carpentry). It has the attributes of Heavy Armor (high Damage Avoidance) but it is actually classified as Light Armor, so when Masterworked, your modifiers will be Light Armor modifiers and your skills used with it will be Light Armor skills. It also has very high durability, making it ideal for Enchanting and Masterworking. However, the bones needed to craft it are exceedingly difficult to acquire. In addition to the normal Tailoring, Carpentry, and Smithing ingredients (leather, cloth, thread, wax, metal etc.) Bone Armor requires parts from Dragons, Phoenixes, Demons, and Tier 5 Skeletons.</blockquote>
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== Recipe ==
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==Trivia==
Bone Armor, a new type of armor, is crafted at a Tailoring table from bones refined at a Carpentry station (the first armor to involve Carpentry). It has the attributes of Heavy Armor (high Damage Avoidance) but it is actually classified as Light Armor, so when Masterworked, your modifiers will be Light Armor modifiers and your skills used with it will be Light Armor skills. It also has very high durability, making it ideal for Enchanting and Masterworking. However, the bones needed to craft it are exceedingly difficult to acquire. In addition to the normal Tailoring, Carpentry, and Smithing ingredients (leather, cloth, thread, wax, metal etc.) Bone Armor requires parts from Dragons, Phoenixes, Demons, and Tier 5 Skeletons.<ref>[https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=63660 Release 34 Instructions]</ref>


== References ==
== References ==
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== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[Bone Plate]]
* [[Bone Helm]]
* [[Bone Helm|Bone Helmet]]: [[Lich Skull]] & Tier 5+ [[Skeleton Bone]]s.
* [[Bone Boots]]
* [[Bone Chest Armor|Bone Chest Piece]]: [[Troll Rib Cage]] & [[Troll Hip Bone|Hip Bones]] & Tier 5+ [[Skeleton Bone]]s.
* [[Bone Leggings]]
* [[Bone Leggings|Bone Legs]]: [[Dragon Neck Bone]]s & Tier 5+ [[Skeleton Bone]]s.
* [[Bone Chest Armor]]
* [[Bone Boots]]: [[Daemon Hoof|Demon Hooves]] & Tier 5+ [[Skeleton Bone]]s.
* [[Bone Gauntlets]]
* [[Bone Gauntlets|Bone Gloves]]: [[Phoenix Talon]]s & Tier 5+ [[Skeleton Bone]]s.
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[[Category:Tailoring]]

Revision as of 16:27, 22 November 2021

Template:Infobox Item Bone Gauntlets is a Tailoring craftable item and part of the Bone Armor set.

Recipe

Template:Crafting Box

Trivia

Bone Armor, a new type of armor, is crafted at a Tailoring table from bones refined at a Carpentry station (the first armor to involve Carpentry). It has the attributes of Heavy Armor (high Damage Avoidance) but it is actually classified as Light Armor, so when Masterworked, your modifiers will be Light Armor modifiers and your skills used with it will be Light Armor skills. It also has very high durability, making it ideal for Enchanting and Masterworking. However, the bones needed to craft it are exceedingly difficult to acquire. In addition to the normal Tailoring, Carpentry, and Smithing ingredients (leather, cloth, thread, wax, metal etc.) Bone Armor requires parts from Dragons, Phoenixes, Demons, and Tier 5 Skeletons.[1]

References

See Also