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The second person to wear gold armour was knight commander Sir Leigh, who donned the glittering monstrosity out of misplaced loyalty to his liege. His belief was that at least he could act as a decoy for those that would aim straight for the king. He had attempted to coopt other knights to don similar garb, but the expense of such equipment grew too costly to attempt it. | The second person to wear gold armour was knight commander Sir Leigh, who donned the glittering monstrosity out of misplaced loyalty to his liege. His belief was that at least he could act as a decoy for those that would aim straight for the king. He had attempted to coopt other knights to don similar garb, but the expense of such equipment grew too costly to attempt it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 23 September 2026
Template:Infobox Item The gilded paladin chestpiece is a Dragonwilds:power level 4 melee armour piece that can be crafted with an Dragonwilds:armour bench.
The recipe for this item is obtained from purchasing the Dragonwilds:Deluxe Edition.
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