Quest: A Tailor's Woe   The Omni-Tek Tailors have been having trouble with Rollerrats lately, and it just so happens that you could make yourself useful! The reward? One of the newfangled, fancy (although a bit smelly..) Omni-Tek Special Issue Armors! We'll show you the ropes!         This is Edgar. Well. Actually, the OT Tailors have no names, but reliable sources tells us this one is called Edgar. Okay, so fine, we made it up. Anyway. The OT Tailors have been having a problem lately, it seems that they are in dire need of some Rollerrat flesh in order to make the Omni-Tek clothes they sell, and it so happens that they could use your help. Now fancy that, eh? The OT Tailors can be found scattered around various OT settlements and cities on Rubi-Ka, and we heartily recommend that you go look for the one located in the middle square of Omni-Trade. Strike up a conversation with him and you'll soon find out that he has a small task for you, involving the killing of a multitude of rats.   Bring back Undamaged Piece of Rubbery Rollerrat Flesh Item: Armor Before we actually start doing the mission, there's a few things you should know. First off - the rewards that the tailor will give you depends on your breed. If you are Atrox, you will get Black Suit parts, Nanomages gets Executive Suit parts, Opifexes get Intern-Ops parts and Solitus gets the Grey Suit parts. The parts are not nodrop and have no breed-requirements however, so it is possible to trade them away. Each time you get the mission, you will receive a random part. So be wary that if you are gathering enough parts for a whole set. Shift-click the mission icon to find out what the reward is, and if it is a part you already have, you can delete it and talk to the tailor again to get a new one for another part. With that said - its not time to get out there and look the enemy dead in the eye!   And this is the face of the enemy! Know it well. Rollerrats can be found pretty much everywhere. Larger groups of rats are hard to find, but just outside of Omni-Entertainment in Omni-Forest you will find some, and there is a lot of rollerrats in Harry's Outpost in Lush Fields as well. Rollerrats are aggressive little buggers, so if you are below level 5, meeting them can be an ugly experience, since they hit pretty hard. Rollerrat's will not always drop the sought-after rollerrat flesh, so you might find yourself hunting them for a while. You will need 6 pieces of rollerrat flesh for a complete set (the sets have no backslot or helmet armor pieces).   Undamaged Piece of Rubbery Rollerrat Flesh When a Rollerrat dies from damage in combat, it's normally due to its lungs being punctured. The flesh that covers its chest area is of a singular quality - having excellent strength and flexibility. Once you have all the six pieces you need, it's time to head back to the Tailor and start handing them in. Remember - if you get a mission for a part you already have, simply delete the mission and you can grab another, hopefully for a part you don't already possess. Once you have gotten your nifty new set, simply put it on and you'll be the pride of Omni-Tek! As you can see from the above pictures, the sets reminds a lot about the regular sets you can buy from the Omni-Tek Tailors or indeed from the Clothes Booth in any shop. However, they do differ substantially, since these are the armor variants of the clothes. Lets take a look at the stats shall we.. All suits are complete (ie, includes two sleeves).   Executive Suit Grey Suit Black Suit Intern-Ops Suit     Chemical AC 75 Melee AC 75 Radiation AC 75 Projectile AC 75 Energy AC 75 Cold AC 75 Fire AC 75 Poison AC 75 Requirement Omni-Tek Modifiers Nanopool 12 Nano Cost -2% Biomet 6 Matmet 6 Mat Crea 6 Time Space 6 Psy Mod 6 Sense Imp 6 Chemical AC 125 Melee AC 125 Radiation AC 125 Projectile AC 125 Energy AC 125 Cold AC 125 Fire AC 125 Poison AC 125 Requirement Omni-Tek Modifiers XP Modifier 1% Pistol 12 Shotgun 12 Flingshot 12 Mapnav6 Complit 6 Chemical AC 125 Melee AC 125 Radiation AC 125 Projectile AC 125 Energy AC 125 Cold AC 125 Fire AC 125 Poison AC 125 Requirement Omni-Tek Modifiers Body Dev 12 All Add Def 6 All Add Off 6 Brawl 6 Scale 2 Chemical AC 75 Melee AC 75 Radiation AC 75 Projectile AC 75 Energy AC 75 Cold AC 75 Fire AC 75 Poison AC 75 Requirement Omni-Tek Modifiers Evade Clsc 24 Dodge Rng 24 Duck Exp 24 Melee init 24 Physical init 24 Ranged init 24 Runspeed 24 Critical Increase 1%   As you can clearly see, the suits are definately geared towards the different breeds, although in no way are you forced to use one suit. As mentioned before, they are not nodrop so can be sold or traded. As far as the individual suits goes - the AC's are low, although so are the requirements. It is a nice enough armor to get started in but lack of true protection and upgradeability keeps the judges from holding up all 10's. The life-expentancy of this armor we would say is mostly geared towards level 1-5 people, which is odd since the average rollerrat will steamroll people around that level. Nevertheless, it should hold you until you can get your hands on some real armor. Last updated 12.January 2004 See what others have said about this article, or post your own comments regarding this in our forums.