Metals - The real meat and potatoes of equipment.Bone - Weapons made from animal bones usually fall somewhere between wood and stone, and can fall much lower (a sharpened animal bone being about as easy to make as a sharpened piece of tree.).Obsidian - There is a one-to-one relationship between this material and Mayincatec culture.Historically popular in areas lacking easily accesible sources of metalcraft, such as many natives to the western hemisphere Stone - Plain ol' stone, like flint or obsidian, is usually only found as part of heavy weapons like axes or hammers.a yew bow will be better than an oak bow). As with cloth and leather above, items made primarily from wood will often have a hierarchy where an item is more powerful depending on what type of wood it is made from (e.g.This is historically the most common material for shields. That being said, if someone can kick ass with 'just' a wooden sword, he's grade-A Badass material. Of course, certain weapons like bows or staves have no problem with this. Wood - Usually the weakest type of weapons material you'll find, and not very good armor, either.This is especially true when some classes can't wear anything lower down the list. Expect things like real world animals to give way to magical and increasingly powerful critters like Wyvern, Hydra, Dragon (various kinds), but never Moogle. Here, the armor grades depend on the animal the hide came from.Leather - Usually made from tanned leather or animal hides, this is typically one of the first forms of "real" armor you'll find.However, the kinds of role playing games with ballistic armors ( Mass Effect, The World of Darkness, Shadowrun, etc) tend to not have Elemental Crafting, which is a usually a fantasy trope. Technically, ballistic nylon and Kevlar count as cloth.Made of quilted cloth, but still better than nothing if you cannot afford something to make yourself feel less disposable. Sometimes the creators, for a change, did do the research, so padded armor or a gambeson is present.For those who use it, cloth has a hierarchy all its own, ranging from cotton to silk to explicitly magical material.It also tends to be robes or clothing rather then actual protective gear. Otherwise, it will be the baseline worthless armor you start with. Cloth - "Armor" made of cloth is usually reserved for Squishy Wizard types and badass martial artists to whom Armor Is Useless.
You'll start running into different types of equipment in a certain order, ranging from newbie junk to epic loot: The more expensive and rare the material, the better. Going by your typical Role Playing Game, however, the most important feature of a weapon or item is not who made it or how, but what it is made of. They will frequently be used by the Ultimate Blacksmith. Some metals are likewise better suited to cutting, resisting damage, or being light enough to carry. In Real Life, other factors come into it, including design (a well-made bronze tool is superior to a low-end iron tool), the maker's skill, available forging techniques (bronze is actually stronger than wrought iron, and pure iron is more or less useless), facilities, time, the quality of the raw material, and alloy composition. This Mithril Vest gives me 10/+ 5 damage resistance!Īs we all know, Iron is stronger than Bronze is stronger than Copper, so therefore all weapons and armor made of Iron must be better! Well, not necessarily. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.
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