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Do you happen to have 36 Cold Stones lying around
and you just know that there is no way you'll ever get yourself a Stiletto Yalmaha?
Well, then, this might be something for you to reconsider. Its not the best armor
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Before you start on this, we really want to stress that this is a novelty
item. Its nothing that you'd make unless you plan on showing it off. However.
It IS a trenchcoat, and it IS a tradeskill item, and yes.. it IS incredibly rare.
For a reason. And hey, honestly, wouldnt you just love to get a matching cowboy
hat?
Now lets take a look at how to make it shall we. Firstly we'll need a couple of
ingredients. When I say "a couple" I really mean oodles of them. Lets
take a look at the things you can find in stores first though.. You'll need a
Nano Programming Interface, a Trenchcoat and six Reinforced NotuComm
Wire. You can find the Nano Programming Interface in the Devices booth,
the Reinforced NotuComm Wire in the Notum Wars stores and the Trenchcoat
in any wellstocked Clothes booth.
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Nano Programming Interface
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Cold Stone
- You will need 36 of these |
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Reinforced NotuComm Wire
- You will need 6 of these |
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Trenchcoat
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As far as the Cold Stones go, you can find them both in missions and on mobs,
but make sure they're at least 0.8 times the QL of the coat you intend to make,
so if you want a QL200 coat, you'll need QL180 stones (QL145 for the lowest QL
of the trenchcoat - QL160). We highly recommend hunting for Medusas in Eastern
Foul Plains in order to obtain them.
Lets start by converting all the 36 Cold Stones to their Sentient counterparts.
You might want to have a lot of free inventory space before you start this. Nothing
ruins the day like going linkdead while having 30 coldstones in the overflow window.
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Sentient Cold Stone
This is the once popular Cold Stone that has received som basic re-programming.
Its nanobots now labor as light, motion and sound sensors - while at the same
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Simply use the Nano Programming Interface on the Cold Stones to transform them.
This step requires 4.5 times the QL of the Cold Stones in Nano Programming Skill
to achieve.
The next step is to Combine these with our Reinforced NotuComm Wire. For each
NotuComm Wire, add six Sentient Cold Stones to make a Complete NotuComm Circuitry.
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Complete NotuComm Circuitry
This is a complete NotuComm Circuitry (standard version). It feels cold to the
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You should have six Complete NotuComm Circuitry now, all ready for the next combination
process. Combine one Complete NotuComm Circuitry with another until you have three
Double NotuComm Circuitry Circuitry as such...
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Double NotuComm Circuitry
This is a double NotuComm Circuitry (standard version). It feels cold to the touch.
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For the next step, again, lets combine one of the Double NotuComm Circuitry with
another. Don't worry about the leftover one as we'll soon use that one as well.
You should now end up with a Quadruple NotuComm Circuitry.
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Quadruple NotuComm Circuitry
This is a quadruple NotuComm Circuitry (standard version). It feels cold to the
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Finally, use the last Double NotuComm Circuitry on the Quadrupled one and you'll
end up with a perfectly handcrafted NotuComm Mesh!
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NotuComm Mesh
This is a NotuComm Mesh. It is an advanced sensory unit which helps the user dodge
high velocity projectiles. It needs to be attached to a control unit of some kind.
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This is the time for you to decide if you really really want a NotuComm Wiremesh
Trenchcoat. To complete the process, jam the NotuComm Mesh into the Trenchcoat
(no need to be gentle, the nanobots will adjust themselves around the fabric of
the trenchcoat by themselves) and you'll have the finished product...
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NotuComm Mesh Trenchcoat
A trenchcoat. |
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...one NotuComm Mesh Trenchcoat! This, the "Plan 9 from Outer Space"
of armors, requires you to have 900 Computer Literacy and be at least level 150
in order to wear, and will give you a bonus of +80 Dodge Ranged at QL200. Hardly
something worth wearing if you're jumping into the arena, but definitely something
to brag about if you manage to actually jump out of the arena.
Last updated 01. September 2003
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