Resource/Enchantment Level/Level Required List

[Weeblie]

You can easily check that yourself.

Create a module in the toolset with all the layo hakpacks and the layo tlk. Then, create an item with the properties it's going to have (say, +2 str and 10/- fire resistance). The level requirement then is (most probably) the level requirement on layo too.

[Hellblazer]

Thought of it but never ran anything on this kind of architectur is there any manual for first time module runner?

[vitor]

How about... lvl reqs for bows with parts 1,2,3 compound, etc
 (about the others... so good, good to see if i still able to use weapon after enchant it)

[Lord of the Forest]

It can be found here ... just scroll down a bit:
http://www.layonaraonline.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=28482&posts=28

[Faldred]

Cleaning up the formatting for the new BBCode board -- apologies that it's not too fancy...

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Copper

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |   1     2     3     5
1-2 |   5     8     8    10
3   |   8     9    10    12
4   |  11    13    13    14

 

Hickory

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |   1     1     2     5
1-2 |   5     7     8     9
3   |   8     9    10    11
4   |  11    12    13    14



Leather

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |   1     1     1     3
1-2 |   3     5     5     7
3   |   5     7     8     9
4   |   9     9    10    11


 

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Iron/Oak

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |   5     8     9    10
1-2 |   9    11    12    13
3   |  11    13    13    14
4   |  14    15    16    17



Lion

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |   3     5     6     8
1-2 |   8     9     9    10
3   |   9    10    10    11
4   |  11    12    13    13


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Adamantium/Mahogony

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |  10    11    12    13
1-2 |  13    14    14    15
3   |  14    15    16    17
4   |  17    18    18    19



Malar

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
      ---   ---   ---   ---
0   |   8     9     9    10
1-2 |  10    11    12    12  
3   |  11    12    13    13
4   |  13    13    14    15



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Mithril

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |  15    17    17    18
1-2 |  18    19    19    19
3   |  19    19    20    21
4   |  21    21    22    22



Yew

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |  15    16    17    18
1-2 |  18    18    19    19
3   |  19    19    20    21
4   |  20    21    21    22



Dire Bear

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E\\S     0   1-2     3     4
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0   |  12    13    13    14
1-2 |  14    14    15    16
3   |  15    16    16    17
4   |  17    18    18    18

[Hellblazer]

Quick question here, sais that yew can have 4/4 I imagine this is in relation to the cams and mighty parts, but we have yet to seen those in the tinkerer toolbox or device. Typo?

[ycleption]

I would assume it refers to yew clubs and staffs...

[osxmallard]

Here is the table from the old post for bows with mighty's on them...

Thanks to Aragwen for initially making this table... I think it's in the correct order, so any corrections just PM me.

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Plain   +1     +2      +3
Hick SB 1 1 1 5
Hick LB 1 1 2 5
Hick Lt CB 1 1 3 5
Hick Hv CB 1 1 3 5
Hick Comp SB 4 5 6 9
Hick Comp LB 4 5 8 9
Hick LB-Hunt 5 5 6 8
Hick SB-Hunt 5 5 6 8


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Plain   +1      +2      +3
Oak LB 5 7 8 10
Oak SB 5 7 8 10
Oak Lt CB 5 8 9 10
Oak Hv CB 5 8 9 10
Oak Comp SB 9 10 10 12
Oak Comp LB 9 10 11 12
Oak LB-Hunt 9 10 11 13
Oak SB-Hunt 9 9 10 12


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Plain   +1      +2      +3
Mahog LB 10 11 12 13
Mahog SB 10 11 12 13
Mahog Lt CB 10 11 12 13
Mahog Hv CB 10 11 12 13
Mahog Comp SB 12 13 14 15
Mahog Comp LB 13 13 14 15
Mahog LB-Hunt 13 13 14 15
Mahog SB-Hunt 13 13 14 15


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Plain   +1      +2      +3
Yew LB 15 16 17 18
Yew SB 15 16 17 18
Yew Lt CB 15 16 17 18
Yew Hv CB 15 16 17 18
Yew Comp SB 16 17 18 18
Yew Comp LB 16 17 18 18
Yew LB-Hunt 18 19 19 20
Yew SB-Hunt 18 19 19 20


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Plain   +1      +2      +3
Cloth Sling 1 1 5 5
Lion Sling 5 7 8 10
Malar Sling 10 11 12 13
AD Bear Sling 15 16 17 18

Bow Close Rnge 12 13 13 14
Gnomish CB 19 19 20 21


[twidget658]

Bow cams are used on the woodcrafting bench to make a shortbow/longbow into a compound. This has to be done on the workbench by a person with the skill in woodcrafting. The mighty's are added to a crossbow/bow like you would an enhancement to a sword. This can be done by anyone.
 
 It takes two cams and a shortbow/longbow to make a compound (depicted as 'Comp SB/LB' in the table above).
 
 Cams are made on the tinkerers device and the mighty's are made on the tinkerers toolbox.

[osxmallard]

One other thing important from Aragwen's posting earlier regarding bows:

If you put a mighty on a regular bow and -then- compound it, you will lose the mighty.  You need to apply the mighty as the last step to any bows you desire to make into compound bows.

[ShiffDrgnhrt]

Bumping this for the new people!  

[Spike]

LORE: Item Level Requirements is now up. Armor level requirements coming soon!

[Guardian 452]

NICE!

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[Hellblazer]

good work

[lonnarin]

Awesome, thanks!  One less bookmark in my browser now that I can just look it up on LORE.

[Chazzler]

Nice work Spike!

Although it's Mahogany, not Mahogony

[Spike]

Spelling error fixed, thanks Chazzler

[Riven]

i'm not sure how to translate the charts. Could someone spell that out?
I'm level 10, curious what I can put on iron weaponry or armor...
thanks!

[Guardian 452]

at level 10 you could use any of the 4 silver coatings, or an element 1 or 2 coating. But no combination of them.

We do not have a chart of armors with resistances added.

[willhoff]

E/S means Elemental and Silver/titanium respectively.  

The horizontal column on top is for Silver/titanium damage rods levels (1-4) and the vertical column is for Elemental damage rod levels (1-4).  The numbers in the box represent the level your character have to be to weild a weapon with the resulting rod strengths represented by the horizontal and vertitical numbers.

Hope thats not more confusing!