Talk:Monk Labyrinthine armor
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I payed Total 61.750 Platinium . And that without the Scalp
1750 Wood Planks 6gp each 1750 Piles of Glitterin Dust a 7gp each Then 7k the Convertion to Roll of Vellum and 32k the Armo (4*8k) The Feathers i got Already
Total 61.750k
by Feerles Dervish (1st Account) / Feerles The Warrior (2nd Account)
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[edit] Standard
Would it be safe to assume that this is the prestige version of Star armor, and Flowing is the prestige version of Dragon? Their appearances definitely share similarities. - BeX 02:22, 16 June 2007 (UTC)
- Yes, that's true, they are a bit similar.. I wouldn't call it safe but I think we can assume that. - anja
(contribs) 07:57, 16 June 2007 (UTC)
- We can ask Emily, I guess. It might not be true considering the naming schemes. - BeX 13:06, 16 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Total
I just calculated how much this armor costs, assuming instead of purchasing Vellum from traders (which by itself costs 80
), you craft them at an Artisan (5 wood, 5 dust, 20
). I came up with the following:
- One way to craft this armor is to craft Vellum from Artisans. You'll need 2,000 (8 stacks) Wood, 2,000 (8 stacks) Dust, 8,000g, 40 feathers, + 40
for Armor crafting. Assuming you purchase the materials from the traders (Current prices as of 3/17/08: Wood = 100
/10 units, Dust = 150/10 units, Feather - 330/10 units), the total cost for this armor, including materials, artisan fee, and crafting, is 369,400, or around 370.
If, however, you purchase the Vellum straight from the traders, you're looking at 80 for the vellum, plus 1,320 for feathers, and 40 for crating, you'll spend around 120 for the whole set. Thus making direct purchase of Vellum from Rare Material Traders the cheapest possible way other than purchasing Vellum from players. --ChristopherRodrigues 19:12, 17 March 2008 (UTC)
This logic is flawed. It makes the assumption that you'd be ok with buying the materials to make vellum from the trader, but not ok with actually buying the vellum itself. A more likely scenario is that you'd buy the input materials from players at trader-split price, which is about 5g each for wood, 10g each for dust. This would make the cost of 1 vellum roughly 95g each.
- I agree. I just paid for the materials yesterday...I paid 2.5k per stack of Glittering Dust (total = 20) and 1.5k per stack of wood (total = 12) That puts mats at a total of 32 + 8 for crafting = 40, as opposed to 80 buying Vellum directly from the Rare Materials Trader.
- Note that the prices for the stacks of dust/wood are higher than what you can probably get them if you buy low, but I'm just giving you an idea. Basically, don't spend more than 40 total to craft the Vellum. Add that to the cost of the feathers and crafting the armor itself, and you shouldn't pay more than 81 for the entire set. --
tero 16:15, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
[edit] stupid feet=
wtf were they thinking when they didnt complete the tatoos on the feet? looks really stupid. rest of the set is perfect though.--Justice 18:14, 16 January 2009 (UTC) um... who gets tattoos on their feet?
[edit] Color the Monk Labyrinthine Armor
When you add color to the "Monk Labyrinthine" armor, does it color the tattoos and/or the actual cothing items itself? -RoboPando
- it changes the colours of the tatts. -- Salome
15:11, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
and its only the tats and not the cloths--Justice 18:44, 19 January 2009 (UTC)
- a dye chart would be nice... Anyone got one? --Jig of The Weasel 18:28, 25 October 2009 (UTC)
