Ceremonial Armor is the armor equivalent of replica weapons; this type of armor is completely useless. Most ceremonial armor pieces are found in royalty display cases or guild halls, usually with Very Hard locks. These items look exactly like the real item and are simply there for cosmetic and decorative purpose. Enchanting ceremonial armor with shield would provide a high level, cost effective, easy access armor.
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| - Ceremonial Armor is the armor equivalent of replica weapons; this type of armor is completely useless. Most ceremonial armor pieces are found in royalty display cases or guild halls, usually with Very Hard locks. These items look exactly like the real item and are simply there for cosmetic and decorative purpose. Enchanting ceremonial armor with shield would provide a high level, cost effective, easy access armor.
- Ceremonial Armor is a heavy chestpiece in Dragon Age: Origins. It is part of the Ceremonial armor set.
- Ceremonial Armor were purposefully crafted to resemble functional armor, designing certain aspects, such as the shoulders and chest, to give the wearer a more imposing and authoritative look. Most ceremonial armor offered no greater protection than an Ashigaru Armor.
- Various displays of ceremonial armor are present on the top floor of the Gel Processing Site in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. The armor was made to fit the Reptilicus, indicating that they had an army at some point. The armor also feature the throwing chakram used by the modern Reptilicus. The armor has an orange-yellow flow, which may imply that they are forged from Crystallized Fuel Gel. This would appear to make sense, as in one room, crystallized Fuel Gel can only be destroyed by igniting other nearby old and weaker crystals, showing how resilient it is.
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| - The rampant mabari of Ferelden appears absolutely everywhere on this armor: embossed on the pauldrons, etched into the cuirass, stamped on the leather. Nobody could doubt where it comes from, at least. When equipped in a set with ceremonial armored gloves and boots, the character has a greater chance of deflecting missile attack.
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| - The armor is dropped by the Cultist Leader at Lake Calenhad Docks after talking to The Spoiled Princess innkeeper about Brother Genitivi, which requires a previous coversation with Weylon.
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| - Dropped by the Cultist Leader at the Lake Calenhad Docks
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| - Ceremonial Armor is the armor equivalent of replica weapons; this type of armor is completely useless. Most ceremonial armor pieces are found in royalty display cases or guild halls, usually with Very Hard locks. These items look exactly like the real item and are simply there for cosmetic and decorative purpose. Enchanting ceremonial armor with shield would provide a high level, cost effective, easy access armor.
- Ceremonial Armor is a heavy chestpiece in Dragon Age: Origins. It is part of the Ceremonial armor set.
- Ceremonial Armor were purposefully crafted to resemble functional armor, designing certain aspects, such as the shoulders and chest, to give the wearer a more imposing and authoritative look. Most ceremonial armor offered no greater protection than an Ashigaru Armor.
- Various displays of ceremonial armor are present on the top floor of the Gel Processing Site in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. The armor was made to fit the Reptilicus, indicating that they had an army at some point. The armor also feature the throwing chakram used by the modern Reptilicus. The armor has an orange-yellow flow, which may imply that they are forged from Crystallized Fuel Gel. This would appear to make sense, as in one room, crystallized Fuel Gel can only be destroyed by igniting other nearby old and weaker crystals, showing how resilient it is.
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