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Hi-Metal Armor (Blade)

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The Hi-Metal class of armors, especially the lower grade, is one not often seen among hunters due to various reasons. Though the armor itself isn't terribly expensive in regards to its defense and such, making the armor requires 13 pieces of Machalite Ore, and most hunters early on would prefer to spend the precious few Machalite they obtain on the improvement of their weapons instead. That's not to say that the Hi-Metal armors are not worth the effort to make, though, as the low-grade Hi-Metal is the earliest of the "Get Heavy" class of armor - the big, bulky armor that's focused more on standing in the midst of battle and taking hits than using a hit and run strategy. This is encouraged by the inherent Health +20 Skill already in the armor (Though the Gunnery Skill isn't always useful).

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Hi-Metal Helm

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+3

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Headgear made from rare ore. Loved by Hunters for its easy handling.

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1150

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-1

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Lightcrystal x1, Machalite Ore x2, Earth Crystal x2

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Machalite Ore x3, Iron Ore x3, Velociprey Hide x3

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O

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0

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Hi-Metal Helm

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1150

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-9 +13 +15 +6

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5750

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0

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-2

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Machalite Ore x2, Disk Stone x3, Thunderbug x2

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-5

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+3

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+15

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+3

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Primarily made of a rare ore. Strength above that of normal wyvern armor.

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+3 +1 -2

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Machalite Ore x3, Iron Ore x3, Velociprey Hide x2

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20

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Lightcrystal x1, Machalite Ore x13, Earth Crystal x2, Iron Ore x10, Velociprey Hide x5, Carpenterbug x2, Disk Stone x3, Thunderbug x2

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Primarily made of a rare ore. Quite powerful against physical attacks.

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Hi-Metal Greaves

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+3

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20

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1150

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-2

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-1 +1 +2 +3

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1150

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Mail made from rare ore. Boasts difficult to damage strength.

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+3 -2 +1

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Hi-Metal Vambraces

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-2 +1 +3

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+3

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Machalite Ore x3, Iron Ore x4, Carpenterbug x2

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1150

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Hi-Metal Mail

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100

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100

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Made from rare ore. Even when trampled by a wyvern, they don't lose their shape.

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20

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Hi-Metal Tasset

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-1

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-2 +2 +3

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20

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Gunnery Master Health +30

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Blademaster

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Hi-Metal Mail

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Hi-Metal Tasset

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Hi-Metal Armor

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Whim Health Gunnery Stamina

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Hi-Metal Vambraces

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Male and Female

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Hi-Metal Greaves

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The Hi-Metal class of armors, especially the lower grade, is one not often seen among hunters due to various reasons. Though the armor itself isn't terribly expensive in regards to its defense and such, making the armor requires 13 pieces of Machalite Ore, and most hunters early on would prefer to spend the precious few Machalite they obtain on the improvement of their weapons instead. That's not to say that the Hi-Metal armors are not worth the effort to make, though, as the low-grade Hi-Metal is the earliest of the "Get Heavy" class of armor - the big, bulky armor that's focused more on standing in the midst of battle and taking hits than using a hit and run strategy. This is encouraged by the inherent Health +20 Skill already in the armor (Though the Gunnery Skill isn't always useful). Overall, this is a set of armor that, should one be able to afford making it (and if they are into the "Get Heavy" look and strategy), will prove its worth until access to the Hi-Metal S is unlocked.