TERAArmors_CBBE
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About this mod Machine translation
There are a lot of changes in this. First of all, many of the 40 sets of clothes are not good-looking. I only took 6 sets, reclassified them and set the balance according to the category. They require corresponding forging skills (for example, elves need elf skills to forge). The weight and ability have been modified. The price has not changed, so the price is still very expensive. Don’t sell it casually. P.S. I keep the other 34 sets as they are, but they need to be forged in the Sky Forge. This can avoid too many items and clutter during forging. If you like, please go to the Sky Forge for forging.
These 6 sets are:
TERA35 (GIDHORN CUIRASS) is classified as an elf type, and its Chinese name is "Gilian Armor"
TERA26 (Royalrite) is classified as an elf, and its Chinese name is "Vormir Armor"
TERA22 (ELENIUM) is classified as an advanced forging type, and its Chinese name is "Elenian Armor"
TERA06 (ELVEN INQUISITOR) is classified as glass, and its Chinese name is "Lost Elven King A"
TERA10 (ELVEN SCALED) is classified as dragon scale, and its Chinese name is "Dragon Scale Elf Armor"
TERA13 (RYSIO) is classified as dragon scale, and its Chinese name is "Radio Armor"
All in all, it's light armor, which fits its cool look. Allowing players to dress without losing balance will not lead to lack of pursuit. I recommend the "Lost Elf King Armor", it looks great on it, especially the back (after all, they are all played on the back)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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