Orcish Privateer's Boots
| Slot | Feet |
| Minimum Level | 24 |
| Description | Believing them the finest of his personal effects, Orcish pirate Captain Dustdyn last request was that he be put to sea in a burning bark, these boots upon his feet. Unfortunately for him, his crew were every bit the scurrilous, thieving, untrustworthy dogs that Captain Dustdyn had been himself, in life. |
| Material | Leather |
| Durability | 250 |
| Weight | 0.10 lbs |
Effects
- Speed X: Passive: +30% Enhancement Bonus to Movement Speed, +10% Enhancement Bonus to Melee and Ranged Attack Speed.
- Freedom of Movement: This item grants its wearer the ability to move and attack normally while under the influence of magic that impedes movement, such as paralysis, solid fog, slow and web.
- Sovereign Fire Resistance: This property absorbs the first 50 points of fire damage per attack that the wearer would normally take.
- Fire Absorption - 30%: Passive: 30% Enhancement Bonus to Fire Absorption. (Absorption reduces damage from an element by a percentage, after resistances have been taken into account.)
Augment Slots
- Colorless Augment Slot
Orcish Privateer's Boots
Equips to: Feet
Minimum Level: 24
Speed X: Passive: +30% Enhancement Bonus to Movement Speed, +10% Enhancement Bonus to Melee and Ranged Attack Speed.
Freedom of Movement: This item grants its wearer the ability to move and attack normally while under the influence of magic that impedes movement, such as paralysis, solid fog, slow and web.
Sovereign Fire Resistance: This property absorbs the first 50 points of fire damage per attack that the wearer would normally take.
Fire Absorption - 30%: Passive: 30% Enhancement Bonus to Fire Absorption. (Absorption reduces damage from an element by a percentage, after resistances have been taken into account.)
Augments:
Colorless Augment Slot: Empty
Durability: 250 / 250
Leather (Hardness: 34)
Believing them the finest of his personal effects, Orcish pirate Captain Dustdyn last request was that he be put to sea in a burning bark, these boots upon his feet. Unfortunately for him, his crew were every bit the scurrilous, thieving, untrustworthy dogs that Captain Dustdyn had been himself, in life.