Mechonis Armour is exclusive to Fiora, and with a few exceptions is the only type of armour she can equip on her mechanised body.
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This means to get a full set, five different pieces of armour must be obtained. Armour can only be equipped on the corresponding part of the body for example Head Armour cannot be equipped on the Legs. There are five parts of the body on which armour can be equipped: Head, Torso, Arms, Legs, and Feet. The purchase price is not affected by Riki's Buy Stuff! skill. For example, a Nine Top with one slot can be sold for 96 G, but will cost 960 G when purchased at a shop.
When buying armour at a shop, the purchase price is 10 times the selling price of the identical armour with the same number of slots. In the case of slotted armour, the bonus is 20% of the normal sell price of the slotted item. This bonus is received even if he is not in the active party. Riki's Buy Stuff! skill increases the sell price by 20%. If a gem is equipped in the armour's slot, it will be removed and returned to the player's inventory when that armour is sold. When selling armour at shops, the sell price is dependent on whether it has an empty slot armour with 1 slot will sell for 20% more than the unslotted version. For example the Dyed Top, Dyed Bottoms and Dyed Mules can only be acquired by completing A Young Captain's Request. Some armour can only be acquired via quests. The weight of equipped armour can be reduced by certain skills, such as Dunban's Equipment Expert. Weight is generally related to related to the armour's type (Light, Medium, or Heavy), although there are exceptions for example, the Empress Mask is classified as Light Armour, but has a relatively high weight of 5. The Physical Def and Ether Def stats of equipped armour are added to the character's defence stats, while its Weight is subtracted from Agility, which affects the character's evasion and hit rate. For the appearance of armour on each playable character in Definitive Edition, see Appearance. For a complete visual guide to the appearance of armour on each playable character, see Armour Recognition. There are often several different armours sharing the same appearance but having different stats. The same piece of armour will look different on each character, but usually there are some similarities such as feathers or straps. It affects characters' stats as well as their appearance. Armour is dropped by enemies, earned from quests, bought at shops or received through trading with NPCs. Discretion is advised.Īrmour is protective equipment worn on the body of characters in Xenoblade Chronicles. For those who have not completed games in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, this page contains spoilers regarding the plot.
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