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Mithril armour (g)

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Mithril armour (g) is simply regular Mithril armour with a gold trim, and has the same stats as its Mithril counterpart. As the pieces are not obtainable directly as a Treasure Trails reward, the only way to get them is to use a bucket of Golden paint with regular mithril, or to trade with another player. Because of its light weight, decent stats, and attractive design, it is very popular among more wealthy, low-leveled non-members. Pieces include: Mithril full helm (g), Mithril platebody (g), Mithril platelegs (g) OR Mithril plateskirt (g), and Mithril kiteshield (g).

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Mithril armour (g) is simply regular Mithril armour with a gold trim, and has the same stats as its Mithril counterpart. As the pieces are not obtainable directly as a Treasure Trails reward, the only way to get them is to use a bucket of Golden paint with regular mithril, or to trade with another player. Because of its light weight, decent stats, and attractive design, it is very popular among more wealthy, low-leveled non-members. Pieces include: Mithril full helm (g), Mithril platebody (g), Mithril platelegs (g) OR Mithril plateskirt (g), and Mithril kiteshield (g). Like regular mithril, it requires level 30 in Defence to wear.