by this logic sunkens should have access to drowned
think about it
gilded items dug up from the ground + lost sets being dug up from the ground = gilded lost sets
drowned items fished from bodies of water + sunkens fished from bodies of water = drowned sunken sets
if we take it a step further, we can argue that lost sets should have access to everything except drowned/abyssal and that sunkens should have access to drowned/abyssal
by this logic there should be lost weapons too, like how there’s sunken weapons, but there isn’t.
lost diplomat/envoy weapons is just a book/scroll with speaking etiquettes
might make a nice relic.
isnt sunken armour already sunken
You make a good point however… that’s literally what sunken armor already is.
That’s what the drowned modifier is doing to the armor the modifier is on lol.
Every drowned item is a failed sunken.
Drowned Arcanium armor is just Sunken armor if it wasn’t given enough time in the oven
how do you fail an accident?
Its more like sunkens are an accidental success and drowned stuff is the expected result.
Though its not like any faction is actively trying to make modified gear (aside from gilded stuff), they’re just burying their loot or its getting lost at sea and we’re finding it with magic contamination all over it.
I don’t see how change over time can fail. All you have to do is leave it down there for a couple hundred more years, you can’t really fail that.
You fail it by taking it out of the water.
you just gotta put it back tho…
are we gonna?
if people dip weapons in water for arcanium weapons I shall do that but with iron armour even if takes me centuries
I shall report my value when I turn 5884
See you in 7892
do you think AO will be finished by then?
Tower gear, from a certain point of view. On that note, I had a thought, can you Atlantean tower-modified gear?
yes you can
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