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# Armours

Armours can have resistance to different elements and give statistics.

These resistances and statistics vary according to the Tier, rarity, and category of the armour.

**Armours are separated into 3 types, light, medium, and heavy**.

* Light
* Medium
* Heavy

**All types of armour have the same parts**. They are as follows.

* Helmet
* Shoulders
* Upper arms
* Forearm
* Gauntlets
* Chest
* Legs
* Kneepads
* Boots

**The percentage of resistance granted by the armor depends on the type of armor**. Light armor has the lowest percentage of maximum resistance, and heavy armour is the highest.

## Armour Tier <a href="#armor-tier" id="armor-tier"></a>

Depending on the Tier, the available armours can only have the following rarities:

|        | **Common** | **Uncommon** | **Rare** | **Epic** | **Legendary** |
| ------ | ---------- | ------------ | -------- | -------- | ------------- |
| Tier 0 | YES        | NO           | NO       | NO       | NO            |
| Tier 1 | YES        | YES          | YES      | NO       | NO            |
| Tier 2 | YES        | YES          | YES      | YES      | NO            |
| Tier 3 | YES        | YES          | YES      | YES      | YES           |
| Tier 4 | YES        | YES          | YES      | YES      | YES           |
| Tier 5 | YES        | YES          | YES      | YES      | YES           |


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