Help correcting armor stats

[Qualtar Shylok]

Can we make a forum or sticky that folks can post armor stats that need to be corrected.

Specifically, in Dwarven Cultural Armor

Brellium Platemail Gloves = Underfoot Platemail Gloves - Stats are exactly the same (AC 24, DEX 5, HP25, Mana25)

Brellium Platemail Boots = Underfoot Platemail Boots - Stats are exactly the same (AC 30, DEX 5, HP30, Mana30)

Brellium Platemail Collar = Underfoot Platemail Collar - Stats are exactly the same. (AC14, AGI 5, HP25, Mana25)

These are obviously mislabeled pieces, and have been incorrect since this armor was introduced. Here we are.. what? a year later, and still not fixed.

I am sure there are some stats on other cultural armor that needs correcting, but since I dont make it, maybe others could post it and what needs to be changed.

Can we get a push to get these items corrected? Maybe consolidated in one post so its easy for the designers to see and take action on?

[Kaysha Soulsinger]

I've already made a full analysis earlier this week and posted it up in this topic: Blue Diamond armors - current state and shortcomings.

Since it also contains Tailored armors, I decided to post it in General.

[Malathos]

Dwarven chainmail

I'm slowly working my way through the basic dwarven imbued chain a.k.a Enchanted, Imbued dwarven chain (not to be confused with Brellium Chain, even though it uses Brellium :? ). I've made up a spreadsheet and I'm slowly filling in the pieces and checking the stats. If I find any discrepancies with this stuff I'll report it as normal. Then I'll start working my way up the tree as my skills get better

Part of the problem, I think is the different types of dwarven armour and the fact they nearly all have similar names, which don't always correspond to the recipe names. The chain I'm working with calls itself "Imbued Dwarven Chain xxx" even though the recipe calls it imbued/enchanted and it IS imbued and enchanted :shock:

Maybe we can start by having a definitive list of the different types of dwarvish armour which correspond as closely as possible to what the piece actually says it, but still being able to identify it.