Resistance Armor Kits

[Arcdelad]

Since we are getting into the territory where resistances are getting incresingly important, I want to let everyone know I can make the following resistance kits. These can be put on a chest, legs, hands, or feet, so if you were to do four that is an additional +32 resistance to that type of damage.

[item]Pattern: Arcane Armor Kit[/item]
[item]Pattern: Flame Armor Kit[/item]
[item]Pattern: Frost Armor Kit[/item]
[item]Pattern: Nature Armor Kit[/item]
[item]Pattern: Shadow Armor Kit[/item]

[fiere redfern]

Why does it seem like the mats have been switched, between the primals in Shadow and Nature kits and the primals in the Flame and Frost kits O.o?

[Kothnok]

Because you need balance.

Water helps you resist fire.
Nature helps you resist Shadow.
Fire helps warm you to resist frost.
etc.

Arcane is the oddball since it is its own opposite.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[Buzan]

Lol Koth.

[Shadowwolf]

You would think that it would be Shadow to resist Arcane. Being Arcane magic is considered "light" and Shadow is considered "dark". Best example would be Mages and Warlocks. Mages are "light" magic dealers, locks are "dark" magic dealers.

[Kothnok]

Whomever thought it up used Nature = life magic, Shadow = death magic, arcane = neutral (can be used for good or evil).  Though this explanation ignores holy spells.  They probably wanted to use holy, but realized there's no primal holy drops   Otherwise I'd see Shadow vs. Holy and  Nature vs. Arcane as being opposites.