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==Desirability== | ==Desirability== | ||
| + | The '''justicar's regalia'''<ref>{{source ref|0.33.1|art-data.txt|1842}}</ref> is a good mid-tier piece of [[armour]] with several [[Ego|egos]] ranging from useful to fantastic depending on your [[god]] or build. [[scale mail|Scale mails]] don't take a huge amount of training to be wearable by non-stabbers or spellcasters, and the extra +4 to [[strength]] makes it extra accessible by reducing [[EV]] and [[spell success]] penalties. The additional [[amulet]] slot can also help compensate for the scale mail's middling [[AC]] in the endgame, especially with a [[randart]] amulet. Overall, its stats alone plus the amulet slot usually make it better in the early- to mid-game than almost all body armour you can encounter by that point. | ||
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| + | Notably, however, it is also bestowed with the '''Inspire''' ego, which grants additional regeneration to any allies you summon or create through ''any'' means — this includes but is not limited to [[scroll of summoning|scrolls of summoning]], ally-creating [[spell|spells]] from the [[Summonings]]/[[Necromancy]]/[[Forgecraft]] schools, [[Evocable items#Summoning|summoning evocable items]], and [[Invocation]] [[Ability|abilities]]. Not all summons benefit equally from regeneration — a Fedhas [[ballistomycete]] doesn't get as much value as a [[Platinum Paragon]] — but characters that rely on powerful summons may find the justicar's regalia to be game-changingly powerful. | ||
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| + | Being a scale mail will eventually become more of a detriment in the endgame; as, by that point, players will have found armour that is far superior in raw [[AC]] or has more relevant [[ego|egos]]. Characters with a combination of good amulets and good Rally outlets, though, can still regard it as one of their best options even then. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | + | *In [[0.33]], this unrand was added to the game. | |
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| + | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Unrands]] | [[Category:Unrands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:49, 15 July 2025
| A gleaming breastplate with a slot in its centre for a holy symbol or bejewelled coat of arms. Those who hear commands given by its wearer feel filled with the power to carry them out, no matter the adversity. |
the +5 justicar's regalia
+5 Scale mail
When you summon or create an ally, it gains Regeneration for 30-50 turns.
+1 amulet slot
Strength +4
Desirability
The justicar's regalia[1] is a good mid-tier piece of armour with several egos ranging from useful to fantastic depending on your god or build. Scale mails don't take a huge amount of training to be wearable by non-stabbers or spellcasters, and the extra +4 to strength makes it extra accessible by reducing EV and spell success penalties. The additional amulet slot can also help compensate for the scale mail's middling AC in the endgame, especially with a randart amulet. Overall, its stats alone plus the amulet slot usually make it better in the early- to mid-game than almost all body armour you can encounter by that point.
Notably, however, it is also bestowed with the Inspire ego, which grants additional regeneration to any allies you summon or create through any means — this includes but is not limited to scrolls of summoning, ally-creating spells from the Summonings/Necromancy/Forgecraft schools, summoning evocable items, and Invocation abilities. Not all summons benefit equally from regeneration — a Fedhas ballistomycete doesn't get as much value as a Platinum Paragon — but characters that rely on powerful summons may find the justicar's regalia to be game-changingly powerful.
Being a scale mail will eventually become more of a detriment in the endgame; as, by that point, players will have found armour that is far superior in raw AC or has more relevant egos. Characters with a combination of good amulets and good Rally outlets, though, can still regard it as one of their best options even then.
History
- In 0.33, this unrand was added to the game.
References
- ↑ art-data.txt:1842 (0.33.1)
