Paladin Platelegs Chân
- Trọng lượng
- 12 kg
- Độ bền
- 1400
- Phương Pháp
- Phương Pháp Dữ Liệu
- Tác Giả
- Dakota Chinnick
Sturdy leg armour worn by the Paladins of Saradomin.
Ghi chép nhật ký: Paladin Platelegs
The knights of Saradomin had many names over the years. White Knights. Temple Knights. In Ashenfall they were called Paladins. Brave, and faithful, members of noble families that took up the sword.
They were the second, third and fourth children of Brynmoor’s “nobility” – a title given to those families that were most loyal to the priesthood, and the most obedient were raised the highest.
These platelegs were exceptionally well made. Sturdier and stronger than the armour worn by Brynmoor guards, and other members of Ashenfall’s human soldiers. It was certainly stronger than the helms of the Guthixian aligned knights, or the druids they guarded.
Paladins were a righteous force, noble and true to the priest’s teachings. They brought order from chaos, and discipline to sloth. Remaking Bramblemead according to the church’s designs.
Văn bản nhật ký trong game, trích từ RuneScape: Dragonwilds.
Chỉ số và chi tiết của Paladin Platelegs
- Phân loại
- Giáp / Chân
- Kỹ năng
- Artisan
- Cấp sức mạnh
- 4
- Ô trang bị
- Chân
- Độ bền
- 1400
- Trọng lượng
- 12 kg
So sánh Paladin Platelegs
Paladin Platelegs so với các lựa chọn Chân khác trong RuneScape: Dragonwilds:
| Vật phẩm | Cấp sức mạnh | Độ bền | Trọng lượng |
|---|---|---|---|
 Adamant Platelegs | 7 | 1500 | 12 kg |
 Infinity Robe Legs | 7 | 1500 | 6 kg |
 Kalphite Carapace Legs | 7 | 1250 | 9 kg |
 Lunar Garou Robe Legs | 7 | 1500 | 6 kg |
 Obsidian Legs | 7 | 1500 | 12 kg |
 Red Dragon Legs | 7 | 1250 | 9 kg |
| Black Knight Platelegs | 6 | 1750 | 12 kg |
| Blue Dragonhide Chaps | 6 | 1750 | 9 kg |
| Mithril Platelegs | 6 | 1750 | 12 kg |
| Mystic Robe Legs | 6 | 1750 | 6 kg |
| Shadow Chaps | 6 | 1750 | 9 kg |
| Zamorak Robe Legs | 6 | 1750 | 6 kg |
Paladin Platelegs là một Giáp thuộc nhóm Chân trong RuneScape: Dragonwilds. Nặng 12 kg. Gắn với kỹ năng Artisan.
