Armour values explanation

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Blxz
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Armour values explanation

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I have bronze plate. It says 1700HP 184/184. What do these values mean?
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Re: Armour values explanation

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If you get hit by an enemy during combat, he'll inflict damage. An armor with X/Y will first soak X points from that damage. Leftover damage will then be reduced for Y further points, which will be paid from the armor's HP reserve.
Your character in bronze plate will see all damage reduced by 184*2 points, at least until the plate finally breaks down.
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Re: Armour values explanation

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Wipfmetz wrote:If you get hit by an enemy during combat, he'll inflict damage. An armor with X/Y will first soak X points from that damage. Leftover damage will then be reduced for Y further points, which will be paid from the armor's HP reserve.
Your character in bronze plate will see all damage reduced by 184*2 points, at least until the plate finally breaks down.
And if every hit is less than 184 damage (thus not going over the soak) the armour will never break. Correct?
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Re: Armour values explanation

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correct
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Re: Armour values explanation

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Be advised that unarmed can bypass armour.
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