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==Boots== | ==Boots== | ||
Corrected the matter with low and high boots. If you look at the raws you can see that the armor level of both boot types are the same and thus they can both be used as chain and plate armor. My games have proved this to me. Only real difference between the two boot types is that the high boot is heavier and protects more of the body than just the feet. [[User:Noctis|Noctis]] 05:18, 22 December 2007 (EST) | Corrected the matter with low and high boots. If you look at the raws you can see that the armor level of both boot types are the same and thus they can both be used as chain and plate armor. My games have proved this to me. Only real difference between the two boot types is that the high boot is heavier and protects more of the body than just the feet. [[User:Noctis|Noctis]] 05:18, 22 December 2007 (EST) | ||
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== ARMOR ARTICLE SPLIT/COMBINING?== | == ARMOR ARTICLE SPLIT/COMBINING?== | ||
− | [[Leather | + | [[Leather Armor]], should have it's own page. It is an item, like platemail.--[[User:Zchris13|Zchris13]] 17:22, 23 May 2009 (UTC) |
:I've been thinking about the "armour" category in general - every different item does not need its very own page. What is there to say about "leather armour" (the item, not the suit)? Look at [[low boot]], or [[leggings]] vs. [[greaves]] - waste of time to have to go to a diff page for each, and it currently takes ''how many'' to get a full picture of "armour"? Isn't this the type of thing that can be all combined into one more useful page? | :I've been thinking about the "armour" category in general - every different item does not need its very own page. What is there to say about "leather armour" (the item, not the suit)? Look at [[low boot]], or [[leggings]] vs. [[greaves]] - waste of time to have to go to a diff page for each, and it currently takes ''how many'' to get a full picture of "armour"? Isn't this the type of thing that can be all combined into one more useful page? | ||
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== Equipping Leather "Clothing" / Armor == | == Equipping Leather "Clothing" / Armor == | ||
Does anyone know if there's any way to keep dwarves in leather after they've been deactivated from the military? Trying to figure out if I can keep my [[Cross-training#Army_corps_of_engineers]] in leather leggings, boots, etc, at the very least. -- [[User:RomeoFalling|RomeoFalling]] 22:09, 20 September 2009 (UTC) | Does anyone know if there's any way to keep dwarves in leather after they've been deactivated from the military? Trying to figure out if I can keep my [[Cross-training#Army_corps_of_engineers]] in leather leggings, boots, etc, at the very least. -- [[User:RomeoFalling|RomeoFalling]] 22:09, 20 September 2009 (UTC) | ||
− | :Yes and no, but basically "no". Just like dwarves won't carry an axe unless they're assigned woodcutting, or a pick unless they're assigned mining (regardless if there's any currently designated on the map), they won't wear ''any'' armour unless there's something dangerous to do. Tho' this usually means military, the one work-around is to enable the [[hunting]] labour, and then they'll armor up and carry their designated weapon, ready to go hunting. The obvious problem is that they'll then go out hunting. | + | :Yes and no, but basically "no". Just like dwarves won't carry an axe unless they're assigned woodcutting, or a pick unless they're assigned mining (regardless if there's any currently designated on the map), they won't wear ''any'' armour unless there's something dangerous to do. Tho' this usually means military, the one work-around is to enable the [[hunting]] labour, and then they'll armor up and carry their designated weapon, ready to go hunting. The obvious problem is that they'll then go out hunting. The time you can get away with this is when the map has no huntable creatures on it - older fortresses (or ones that have been aggressively hunted out) are usually the only times you'll have this happy situation.--[[User:Albedo|Albedo]] 05:32, 21 September 2009 (UTC) |
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== Recent edits == | == Recent edits == | ||
Sick editing, Albedo. I dig this page.--[[User:Zchris13|Zchris13]] 01:02, 16 October 2009 (UTC) | Sick editing, Albedo. I dig this page.--[[User:Zchris13|Zchris13]] 01:02, 16 October 2009 (UTC) | ||
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