Skawlra Saltweave Leggings
Item Level 30 · Uncommon · Light Armor
Skawlra Saltweave Leggings
Soulbound
Light ArmorLegs
68 Armor Class
+10 Vitality
+14 Intelligence
+147 Energy
Required Level: 20 Adventuring
Item Level: 30
Required Class:
Bard, Cleric, Druid, Psionicist, Monk, Ranger, Rogue, Shaman, Sorcerer, Disciple, Blood Mage, Necromancer
The tooltip on the left is a photograph a player took while the game was running — the primary record, and for many items the only one. The panel on the right is the same tooltip rebuilt from the fields this archive holds; nothing in it is copied from the picture. Where the two disagree, the photograph is the older evidence.
Properties
- Item level
- 30
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Type
- Light Armor
- Slot
- Legs
- Armor class
- 68
- Requires
- level 20 Adventuring
- Zone
- Skawlra Rock
- Binding
- Soulbound
Usable by
Bard Blood Mage Cleric Disciple Druid Monk Necromancer Psionicist Ranger Rogue Shaman Sorcerer
Where it comes from
- Quest: Walking Mold
Recorded by The Telon Project item page.
Stats
- Energy 147 ENERGY
- Armor Class 68 ARMOR_CLASS
- Intelligence 14 INTELLIGENCE
- Vitality 10 VITALITY
As recorded
Description
Recorded from The Telon Project's item pages. From quest: Walking Mold. Gear set: Skawlra Rock Armor. Account status: Free to Play or Higher.
Given by quests
- Walking Mold · level 25
Sources
The stats above were read from The Telon Project.
Where another source disagrees
| Field | Here | There | Said by |
|---|---|---|---|
| stats raw | Energy:+147 | +10 Vitality · +14 Intelligence · +110 Energy · +6 Armor Class | VGOPlayers |
| image path | items/item-skawlra-saltweave-leggings.jpg | originals/item-25313.png | the wiki's full-size original |
| ocr text | hz Skawlra Saltweave Leggings · · Soulbound · · Light Legs Armor · · 68 Armor Class ... | ™, Skawlra Saltweave Leggings · · Soulbound · · Light Legs Armor · · 68 Armor Class ... | the wiki's full-size original, read again |
| item level | 25 | 30 | its tooltip |
| item level | 25 | 20 | VGOPlayers |
Neither reading is presented as the correction of the other. We hold the name of whoever recorded the other value but not the page it was on, so these link to the site rather than to the record.