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When you equip a plate helm (30AR), it would give 30*0.14=4.2 overall AR, so if that was the only thing you had equipped, it should display as 4AR overall.  
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When you equip a plate helm (50AR), it would give 50*0.14=7 overall AR, so if that was the only thing you had equipped, it should display as 7 AR overall.  
  
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If you get hit in the head and you are wearing a plate helm, the hit will be vs. AR 30, even though plate helms (because they cover a small percentage of your body) only increase your overall AR by 5. Overall AR just gives you a general idea of your overall AR. Your actual AR depends on where you are hit, and the AR of the armor you are wearing at that location.
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If you get hit in the head and you are wearing a plate helm, the hit will be vs. AR 50, even though plate helms (because they cover a small percentage of your body) only increase your overall AR by 7. Overall AR just gives you a general idea of your overall AR. Your actual AR depends on where you are hit, and the AR of the armor you are wearing at that location.
  
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The AR value you recieve will be from which ever piece of armor gives the HIGHEST AR. So if you have on ringmail sleeves that have AR 10 for example (covering only the arms), and a chainmail tunic with an AR 15 (covering both chest and arms), then you will recieve the AR from the TUNIC, since 15 is higher than 10.
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The AR value you recieve will be from which ever piece of armor gives the HIGHEST AR. So if you have on ringmail sleeves that have AR 40 for example (covering only the arms), and a chainmail tunic with an AR 45 (covering both chest and arms), then you will recieve the AR from the TUNIC, since 45 is higher than 40.
  
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== Armor Ratings ==
 
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|<b>Armor group/shield/helm </b>||&nbsp; &nbsp;<b>Normal AR</b>&nbsp; &nbsp; ||&nbsp; &nbsp;<b>Exceptional AR</b>&nbsp; &nbsp;
 
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|Leather Armor/Leather Yoroi/Leaf Armor ||12 ||14
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|Leather Armor<br>Leather Yoroi<br>Leaf Armor ||30 ||36
 
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|Studded Armor/Leather Ninja Gear ||14 ||17
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|Studded Armor<br>Leather Ninja Gear<br>Gargish Cloth Armor ||35 ||42
 
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|Bone Armor ||15 ||18*  
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|Bone Armor ||38 ||45*
 
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|Ringmail Armor/Studded Yoroi/Hide Armor ||17 ||20
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|Ringmail Armor<br>Studded Yoroi<br>Hide Armor<br>Gargish Leather Armor ||40 ||48
 
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|Chain Armor ||21 ||25
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|Chainmail Armor<br>Gargish Stone Armor ||45 ||54
 
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|Platemail Armor/Plate Yoroi/Woodland Armor ||25 ||30
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|Platemail Armor<br>Dragon Armor<br>Plate Yoroi<br>Woodland Armor<br>Gargish Platemail Armor ||50 ||60
 
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|Buckler/Wooden Shield ||12 ||14
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|Buckler<br>Wooden Shield<br>Gargish Small Plate Shield<br>Gargish Wooden Shield ||14 ||16
 
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|Bronze/Metal/Wood Kite Shield ||18 ||21
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|Kite Shield<br>Heater Shield<br>Order Shield<br>Chaos Shield<br>Gargish Large Plate Shield<br>Gargish Large Stone Shield<br>Gargish Order Shield<br>Gargish Chaos Shield ||30 ||36
 
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|Leather Cap/Orc Helm/Elven Glasses ||12 ||14
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|Orc Helm<br>Elven Glasses ||30 ||36
 
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|Leather Kabuto/Leather Jingasa ||12 ||14
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|Circlet<br>Royal Circlet<br>Gemmed Circlet ||38 ||45
 
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|Studded Cap/Leather Ninja Hood ||14 ||17
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|Helmet<br>Raven Helm ||40 ||48
 
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|Bone Helm ||15 ||18*
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|Bascinet<br>Close Helm<br>Nose Helm ||42 ||50
 
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|&nbsp; &nbsp;Circlet/Royal Circlet/Gemmed Circlet&nbsp; &nbsp; ||15 ||18
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|Mail Hatsuburi<br>Vulture Helm<br> ||45 ||54
 
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|Helmet ||18 ||21
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|Winged Helmet (Paladin)<br>Winged Helm (Elven) ||50 ||60
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|Studded Kabuto/Studded Jingasa/Raven Helm ||17 ||20
 
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|&nbsp; &nbsp;Bascinet/Close Helm/Nose Helm&nbsp; &nbsp; ||20 ||24
 
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|Vulture Helm ||21 ||25
 
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Latest revision as of 11:52, 1 February 2013

How AR Works

Each piece of armor gives a speficic AR rating. Your status bar reflects your overall AR. In combat, the specific AR is used. The overall AR is for display purposes only. Your overall AR rating is a percentage of the specific AR of each piece equipped, equal to the percentage of your body that the piece covers.

For example: Gorgets cover a small percentage of your body. Tunics cover a large percentage of your body. This means that equiping an AR 30 gorget only increases your overall AR by a little bit, whereas equipping an AR 30 tunic increases your overall AR by a lot. That's because tunics cover a lot of your body, and gorgets only cover a little bit. That, however, is for displaying the overall AR only. The AR of both pieces is still 30.

The table below shows two things: The chance of getting hit in a given location and the percent of your total AR generated for that location.

Body    44%   
Arms 14%
Head 14%
Legs 14%
Neck 7%
   Hands    7%

When you equip a plate helm (50AR), it would give 50*0.14=7 overall AR, so if that was the only thing you had equipped, it should display as 7 AR overall.

If you get hit in the head and you are wearing a plate helm, the hit will be vs. AR 50, even though plate helms (because they cover a small percentage of your body) only increase your overall AR by 7. Overall AR just gives you a general idea of your overall AR. Your actual AR depends on where you are hit, and the AR of the armor you are wearing at that location.

Regarding 'stacking' AR giving items:

The AR value you recieve will be from which ever piece of armor gives the HIGHEST AR. So if you have on ringmail sleeves that have AR 40 for example (covering only the arms), and a chainmail tunic with an AR 45 (covering both chest and arms), then you will recieve the AR from the TUNIC, since 45 is higher than 40.

Armor Ratings

Armor group/shield/helm    Normal AR       Exceptional AR   
Leather Armor
Leather Yoroi
Leaf Armor		 30 36
Studded Armor
Leather Ninja Gear
Gargish Cloth Armor		 35 42
Bone Armor 38 45*
Ringmail Armor
Studded Yoroi
Hide Armor
Gargish Leather Armor		 40 48
Chainmail Armor
Gargish Stone Armor		 45 54
Platemail Armor
Dragon Armor
Plate Yoroi
Woodland Armor
Gargish Platemail Armor		 50 60
Buckler
Wooden Shield
Gargish Small Plate Shield
Gargish Wooden Shield		 14 16
Bronze Shield
Metal Shield
Wooden Kite Shield
Gargish Kite Shield
Gargish Medium Plate Shield		 22 26
Kite Shield
Heater Shield
Order Shield
Chaos Shield
Gargish Large Plate Shield
Gargish Large Stone Shield
Gargish Order Shield
Gargish Chaos Shield		 30 36
Orc Helm
Elven Glasses		 30 36
Circlet
Royal Circlet
Gemmed Circlet		 38 45
Helmet
Raven Helm		 40 48
Bascinet
Close Helm
Nose Helm		 42 50
Mail Hatsuburi
Vulture Helm
 45 54
Winged Helmet (Paladin)
Winged Helm (Elven)		 50 60
  • Note: Exceptional AR for Bone Armor only applies to Magical Bone Armor. Non-magical, exceptional bone armor does not exist and can not be made.

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