Talfyn's Armored Boots
Item Level 27 · Uncommon · Heavy Armor
Talfyn's Armored Boots
Soulbound
Heavy ArmorFeet
84 Armor Class
+8 Dexterity
+42 Hit Points
Required Level: 17 Adventuring
Item Level: 27
Required Class:
Paladin, Cleric, Inquisitor, Dread Knight, Warrior
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
- 27
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Type
- Heavy Armor
- Slot
- Feet
- Armor class
- 84
- Weight
- 1.5
- Requires
- level 17 Adventuring
- Binding
- Soulbound
Usable by
Cleric Dread Knight Inquisitor Paladin Warrior
Stats
- Hit Points 42 HIT_POINTS
- Dexterity 8 DEXTERITY
As recorded
Dropped by
| Creature | Level | Zone | Drop rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gir'dar | 22 | Misthaven Crossing |
Sources
The stats above were read from VGOEmulator's MMODB mirror.
Where another source disagrees
| Field | Here | There | Said by |
|---|---|---|---|
| stats raw | DEX:+8 Hit Points:+42 | +10 Dexterity ยท +54 Hit Points | VGOPlayers |
| armor class | 84 | 108 | its tooltip |
| armor class | 84 | 108 | VGOPlayers |
| binding | Bind on Equip | Soulbound | a tooltip photographed in game, Flickr screenshot |
| power level | 27 | 22 | a tooltip photographed in game, Flickr screenshot (February 2007, before the May 2007 item rescale) |
| power level | 27 | 22 | a tooltip photographed in game, Flickr screenshot, February 2007, before the May 2007 item rescale; held value kept |
| stat:hit points | 42 | 21 | a tooltip photographed in game, Flickr screenshot (February 2007, before the May 2007 item rescale) |
| stat:hit points | 42 | 21 | a tooltip photographed in game, Flickr screenshot, February 2007, before the May 2007 item rescale; held value kept |
| item level | 22 | 27 | its tooltip |
| item level | 22 | 17 | 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.