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Oblivion armour

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Oblivion armour is a full set of tier 120 armour, consisting of helm, platebody, platelegs, gloves and boots. All pieces requiring 120 Defence and the completion of The Outcast quest to wear. It is only available to members and is exclusively non-tradeable. As tier 120 equipment, Oblivion armour is currently the highest-level and the strongest armour set in the game, and as a result often worn together with Amulet of destruction and the Outcast sword as a status symbol, although a lot of people use the set-up in combat as well.

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Oblivion armour is a full set of tier 120 armour, consisting of helm, platebody, platelegs, gloves and boots. All pieces requiring 120 Defence and the completion of The Outcast quest to wear. It is only available to members and is exclusively non-tradeable. Oblivion armour pieces can be made from oblivion hide after completing the The Outcast quest. The full set requires 24 oblivion hides to make the platebody, platelegs, helm, boots and gloves. Oblivion hides are dropped as a rare drop by Elite Outcast Archers, Elite Outcast Warriors and Elite Outcast Mages, and as a very rare drop by Outcast Archers, Outcast Warriors and Outcast Mages, which can be fought after completing the The Outcast quest. The Outcast has a guaranteed drop of one oblivion hide, although you can only kill him once. As tier 120 equipment, Oblivion armour is currently the highest-level and the strongest armour set in the game, and as a result often worn together with Amulet of destruction and the Outcast sword as a status symbol, although a lot of people use the set-up in combat as well. Oblivion armour pieces are one of the few animated equipment pieces: the oblivion armour has a glow similar to lava flowing down when worn. Upon death in dangerous PvP, oblivion armour will be converted to varying amounts of coins, regardless of charge. Dying to an NPC simply drops it to the ground (or gravestone if outside the Wilderness).