Difference between revisions of "Heavy armour training (talent)"

For heavy armour:

• Increases armour value by 1–7^cTS:0.75P × 1.5
• Increase armour hardiness by 5–50^cL:100 as (7.5 × Talent Level) varies from 3.75–37.5
• Reduce chance that melee or ranged attacks critically hit you by 1–9^cTS × 1.5

For massive armour:

• Increases armour value by 1–7^cTS:0.75P × 2
• Increase armour hardiness by 5–50^cL:100 as (10 × Talent Level) varies from 3.75–37.5
• Reduce chance that melee or ranged attacks critically hit you by 1–9^cTS × 2

(This talent only provides bonuses for heavy mail or massive plate armour.)

At raw talent level 1, it allows you to wear heavy mail armour, gauntlets, helms, and heavy boots.

At raw talent level 2, it allows you to wear shields.

At raw talent level 3, it allows you to wear massive plate armour.

Note 1: the base armour hardiness is 45%

Note 2: wearing heavy or massive armour will interfere with stealth, and Brawlers will be unable to perform many of their talents in massive armour

Classes 

It would be easier to list the classes that don't have it by default: The entire Mage metaclass—Alchemist, Archmage, Necromancer; plus Doomed, Corruptor, Anorithil, Oozemancer, Paradox Mage, and Solipsist

Shops/Towns

Last Hope (Age of Ascendancy), Kruk Pride (Embers of Rage)