About: Color Runes

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Excerpted from Spazrok's Color Module Guide Color modules can be bought in both the armor and weapon shops. They are runes that you can place in your equipment to change the color. But unlike runes, color mods don't take up rune space in your equipment. The basic colors have a plain (true) and a gem counterpart. For example: Black is true black, while onyx has a luminous, gem-like quality to it. The gem shades are often richer in color but not as bright as the true colors.

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rdfs:label	Color Runes
rdfs:comment	Excerpted from Spazrok's Color Module Guide Color modules can be bought in both the armor and weapon shops. They are runes that you can place in your equipment to change the color. But unlike runes, color mods don't take up rune space in your equipment. The basic colors have a plain (true) and a gem counterpart. For example: Black is true black, while onyx has a luminous, gem-like quality to it. The gem shades are often richer in color but not as bright as the true colors.
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abstract	Excerpted from Spazrok's Color Module Guide Color modules can be bought in both the armor and weapon shops. They are runes that you can place in your equipment to change the color. But unlike runes, color mods don't take up rune space in your equipment. The way color nodes affect armor varies greatly depending on the armor as the parts that can be colored are all different. All armor has some or all of these 5 different sections. 1 - Main. This is the main color of the armor. 2 - Trim. This is the outline of the main color. 3 - Highlights. This is usually a thin line of color that surrounds the Trim. 4 - Feature. This will be small feature pieces on the armor, like symbols etc. 5 - Base. This section cannot be changed, & is the underlying frame of the armour. This is most often a black color, or sometimes these sections will look like leather pads also. The color nodes are split into 2 catergories. - A combination of names that will denote the overall color scheme. - Unique color nodes with their own unique names. The combination name nodes are made up of a Prefix, then the Secondary color title. The Prefix color will affect the Trim, Highlights, and Feature colors. The Secondary name, of course colors the Main. The basic colors have a plain (true) and a gem counterpart. For example: Black is true black, while onyx has a luminous, gem-like quality to it. The gem shades are often richer in color but not as bright as the true colors.

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