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Being made of [[mithril]], they are immune to [[erosion]], though they will still hinder [[spellcasting]]. | Being made of [[mithril]], they are immune to [[erosion]], though they will still hinder [[spellcasting]]. | ||
| − | While the | + | While the dwarvish mithril-coat has one higher natural AC than its elven counterpart, it can only be safely enchanted to +5 as opposed to +7 for the elven version. |
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[ dwarvish mithril-coat 
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| Appearance | dwarvish mithril-coat |
| Slot | body armor |
| AC | 6 |
| Special | |
| Base price | 240 zm |
| Weight | 150 |
| Material | mithril |
[ elven mithril-coat 
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| Appearance | elven mithril-coat |
| Slot | body armor |
| AC | 5 |
| Special | |
| Base price | 240 zm |
| Weight | 150 |
| Material | mithril |
The dwarvish mithril-coat and elven mithril-coat are two types of body armor found in NetHack. While neither is as effective as a good suit of dragon scale mail, they are both much lighter than other high-AC suits. They are also the only suits of body armor that provide MC3.
Being made of mithril, they are immune to erosion, though they will still hinder spellcasting.
While the dwarvish mithril-coat has one higher natural AC than its elven counterpart, it can only be safely enchanted to +5 as opposed to +7 for the elven version.
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