Seharvepernfan
2012-01-30, 05:04 AM
In case it matters, assume this is a low-op or possibly E6 game.
Dwarven Plate: Dwarven plate is thicker, heavier, bulkier, and more rigid than normal plate. This template can be applied to breastplate, half-plate, and full-plate.
Dwarven plate gains an additional point of armor class, raises the armor check penalty by one, lowers the maximum dexterity bonus by one, adds 10%spell failure, and gains 20% more weight.
Elfwrought Plate: This type of full-plate has an armor class bonus of +7, a max dex of +2, an armor check penalty of -4 (its always MW), 30% spell failure, and weighs 40lbs.
Chitin Plate: This breastplate, half-plate, or full-plate is made from the chitin of large creatures, such as monstrous vermin. It is treated as mithril armor of its type, except its armor class bonus is two less and it isn't considered metal, making it immune to spells that affect metal specifically and is druid-friendly.
Thoughts?
How would you price these armors?
EDIT: I don't remember why I said that elfwrought is always MW.
Dwarven Plate: Dwarven plate is thicker, heavier, bulkier, and more rigid than normal plate. This template can be applied to breastplate, half-plate, and full-plate.
Dwarven plate gains an additional point of armor class, raises the armor check penalty by one, lowers the maximum dexterity bonus by one, adds 10%spell failure, and gains 20% more weight.
Elfwrought Plate: This type of full-plate has an armor class bonus of +7, a max dex of +2, an armor check penalty of -4 (its always MW), 30% spell failure, and weighs 40lbs.
Chitin Plate: This breastplate, half-plate, or full-plate is made from the chitin of large creatures, such as monstrous vermin. It is treated as mithril armor of its type, except its armor class bonus is two less and it isn't considered metal, making it immune to spells that affect metal specifically and is druid-friendly.
Thoughts?
How would you price these armors?
EDIT: I don't remember why I said that elfwrought is always MW.