Equipment introduction

This page is dedicated as a brief rundown on the basics of equipment and serve as a main index for specific equipment type pages.

Basics of equipment

Equipment types

Cloak
Helm
Amulet
Main hand weapon
Chest
Off-hand weapon / shield
Outfit
Belt
Gloves
Ring
Boots

There are three armor types available:

	Cloth	Cloth armor is the lightest armor available and can only be used by Druids, Shamans, Priests, Necromancers, Mages and Warlock classes.
	Leather	Leather armor is the second strongest armor available and can only be used by the Ranger and rogue class, but heavy classes such as Bladedancer, Barbarian, Paladin and Deathknights can also use this armor type.
	Heavy	Heavy armor is the strongest armor available and can only be used by the Bladedancer, Barbarian, Paladin and Deathknight classes.

Equipment bonus attributes and Amplification

Each piece of equipment have their own particular bonus attributes and cannot be changed unless by amplification. These attributes can vary from dodge, energy amount, health points and many more. Amplification is the increase of an equipments first bonus attribute. This is either Physical defence, magical defense, physical damage or magical damage.

Equipment Enchantments

Each piece of equipment has two slots for enchantments, one for a crystal, and one for a rune, that are used to increase your character statistics/attributes. With miracle runes and crystals, there is also a chance of a critical enchantment (Great charms), where the enchantment will have its value increased by four levels.

Equipment Sets and set Bonus attributes

There is a few equipment sets available in the realms of Warspear, and each set offers their own unique bonus attributes. To work out what items go with a set, is by comparing the bonus attributes. If they match and are of the same armor type and level, they are part of the same set. A set contains, a helm, chest piece, gloves and a pair of boots.

To acquire the first bonus of a set, you must wear at least two of the items from the set, and to acquire both bonuses, you must wear the complete set compiled of the four set items.

Note: You can wear two parts of two different sets to acquire the first bonus of each set.

The bonus attributes are only counted once for the set as a whole, not counted for each piece of the set in question.

Equipment Listing

These listings are seriously incomplete. For a complete listing, please visit [1].

Cloth armor

Cloth armor, the weakest armor available, is worn by magic caster classes: Druids, Shamans, Priests, Necromancers, Warlocks, Charmers and Mages.

	Cloth Head armors	Page link
	Cloth Body armors	Page link
	Cloth Hand armors	Page link
	Cloth Belt armors	Page link
	Cloth Leg armors	Page link

Light armor

Light armor the second strongest armor available is only worn by Rangers and Rogues, but can also be worn by heavy classes such as Paladin, Deathknight, Bladedancer and Barbarian.

	Light Head armors	Page link
	Light Body armors	Page link
	Light Hand armors	Page link
	Light Belt armors	Page link
	Light Leg armors	Page link

Heavy armor

Heavy armor, the strongest armor available, is only worn by Paladins, Deathknights, Bladedancers, Wardens, Barbarians and Charmers.

Shields are a choice in off-hand armor for these classes (except bladedancer), forcing them to use a one-handed weapon instead of a two handed weapon, but gaining more attributes from the shield, including 15% more defense against both physical and magical damage.

	Heavy Head armors	Page link
	Heavy Body armors	Page link
	Heavy Hand armors	Page link
	Heavy Belt armors	Page link
	Heavy Leg armors	Page link
	Shields	Page link

Weapons

	Daggers	Page link
	One-handed swords	Page link
	Two-handed swords	Page link
	One-handed axes	Page link
	Two-handed axes	Page link
	One-handed maces	Page link
	Two-handed maces	Page link
	Spears	Page link
	Staves	Page link
	Bows	Page link
	Crossbows	Page link