Trimmed masterwork platebody
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| Trimmed masterwork platebody | |
|---|---|
| Release | 7 January 2019 (Update) |
| Members | Yes |
| Quest item | No |
| Properties | |
| Tradeable | Yes |
| Stacks in bank | Yes |
| Equipable | Yes |
| Stackable | No |
| Disassembly | No |
| Noteable | Yes |
| Destroy | Drop |
| Actions [?] | |
| Backpack | Wear, Check charges, Use, Drop, Examine |
| On ground | Take, Examine |
| Equipped | Remove, Check charges, Examine |
| Values | |
| Value | 50,000 coins |
| Alchemy | Not alchemisable |
| On death | Reclaimable Reclaim: 1,207,663 Sacrifice: 4,830,652 |
| Weight | 1.814 kg |
| Examine | |
| A masterful platebody made by a master smith. | |
| Grand Exchange | |
| Exchange | 227,432,794 coins (info) |
| Buy limit | 2 |
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| Advanced data | |
| Item ID | 46053 |
| Links | MRID • recipe |
| FAQ • doc | |
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A trimmed masterwork platebody is part of the trimmed masterwork equipment. It requires level 99 Smithing and the It Should Have Been Called Aetherium achievement to smith from a masterwork platebody with five masterwork trims at any anvil and level 92 Defence to be worn. Smithing the platebody requires 5,000 progress.
Augmented Masterwork platebody cannot be used to make a trimmed masterwork platebody, making it necessary to use an augmentation dissolver on it first.
This item degrades to a broken, repairable state over 100,000 charges of combat. It can be repaired by using it on an anvil while carrying a masterwork platebody (unused and untrimmed; this is consumed to repair it). When used inside elite dungeons, no charges are used.
Combat stats[edit | edit source]
| Requirements | Degrades |  | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
92  | 100,000 charges | ||||||||||
| Class | Slot | ||||||||||
 Melee |  | ||||||||||
| Tier | Type | ||||||||||
| 92 | Power armour | ||||||||||
| Weapons | Main | Off | |||||||||
| Damage | - | - | |||||||||
| Accuracy | - | - | |||||||||
| Style | - | ||||||||||
| Range | - | ||||||||||
| Attributes | Damage reduction | ||||||||||
| Armour | 526.0 | PvM: 0% | PvP: 2.76% | ||||||||
 Life points | 0 | Style bonuses | |||||||||
 Prayer | 3 |  36.0 |  0.0 |  0.0 | |||||||
| FAQ • docs | |||||||||||
Item effect[edit | edit source]
When 3, 4, and 5 pieces of the set are worn, incoming damage dealt to the player is reduced by 30, 40, and 50%, respectively. The remaining damage is applied as a bleed that hits 5 times, dealing 20% of the stored damage per hit every 2 ticks until the stored damage depletes. For example, if a player wears the entire set and receives what would be a hit of 4,000, the set would reduce the initial hit to 2,000 damage and then a bleed would apply for 400 damage 5 times for the next six ticks, assuming that they do not take any damage for the remainder of the bleed. In this case, the damage increases accordingly along with the duration of the bleed.
The set effect allows players to easily Soul Split and prayer flick at the same time, as the reduced damage allows players to survive a potentially fatal hit and quicker reaction time to recover health while taking the bleed damage.
Defensive abilities like Anticipation and Reflect do not reduce the "reserve" damage, since it is already calculated from the original hit. However, there are some exceptions as listed below.
Bleed works with:
- Defender
- Leviathan ring
- Warpriest of Saradomin armour
- Obsidian equipment
- Phoenix necklace
- Crystal Shield
- Lucky
- Barricade
- Intercept
- Paused by dialogue boxes or teleporting
- Reprisal and Transfigure
- Blood essence
- Kalphite King green attack, Vorago drop, Helwyr mushroom bleed
- Twin Furies fire
- Upon death all damage stacks are cleared.
Bleed does not work with:
- Revenge
- Preparation
- Regular and enhanced devoted
- Gielinor's bombs
- Numbing root
Degradation and repair[edit | edit source]
Each piece of trimmed masterwork armour has 100,000 charges of combat. When a piece runs out of charges, it degrades to a broken state and cannot be used. Each piece is repaired by using the trimmed piece on an anvil whilst carrying a regular, non-trimmed piece of masterwork. The regular masterwork piece has to be the same as the trimmed piece in order to repair it.
Trimmed masterwork equipment will not degrade in Elite Dungeons. This effect is carried over to custom-fitted equipment.
Custom-fitting[edit | edit source]
The armour can be custom-fitted to its owner. Custom-fitting is independent of augmentation, so each item can be augmented, custom-fitted, neither, or both. Custom-fitting does not require level 99 Smithing nor does it require the achievement It Should Have Been Called Aetherium.
To do this, speak to Elof in the Artisans' Workshop while wearing a complete set of trimmed masterwork armour (augmented armour can be used). Because the complete set must be worn, it is impossible to custom-fit individual pieces. This process makes the armour untradeable (permanently - the effect can never be removed) but in exchange, it becomes significantly cheaper to maintain.
Custom-fitted trimmed masterwork armour:
- Never degrades or loses charge when hit by the current target of a
- Slayer task
- Reaper task
- Elite dungeon monster
- Off-task, degrades at 50% of the regular speed (this is achieved by doubling the charges to 200,000)
Previously, custom-fit armour would sometimes degrade upon the first hit of a Slayer/Reaper target, but no longer does so. However, in fights with minions that are designated as different targets (such as Araxxor/Araxxi minions or God Wars Dungeon boss minions), the armour will degrade as if the user was off-task.[1]
Smithing[edit | edit source]
 | - |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 XP | - | ? | 227,432,794 | |
| Requirements | ||||
| Smithing level | 99 | |||
| It Should Have Been Called Aetherium | ||||
 Members only | ||||
| Materials | ||||
| Item | Quantity | Price | Total | |
 | Masterwork platebody | 1 | 21,356,596 | 21,356,596 |
 | Masterwork trim | 5 | 44,966,586 | 224,832,930 |
| Total price | 246,189,526 | |||
| Profit | −18,756,732 | |||
Usage cost[edit | edit source]
| Combat charges | 100,000 |
|---|---|
| Item(s) consumed | 1 × Masterwork platebody |
| Total GE Price | 21,356,596 |
| Per hour | |
| Average rate[uc 1] | 384,419 |
| High rate[uc 2] | 768,837 |
| Maximum rate[uc 3] | 1,281,396 |
Update history[edit | edit source]
- ninja 13 September 2021 (Update):
- Changed the Grand Exchange buy limit from 1,000 to 2.
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