Category:Glass - Revision history

Malant at 11:34, 5 November 2020

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	'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed ~~if their wielder does not repair them~~ after ~~each~~ death.		'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed after death, glass weapons are not repairable.

	Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).		Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).

Colest at 02:46, 2 July 2011

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	'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed if their wielder does not repair them after each death.		'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed if their wielder does not repair them after each death.

	Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).<br>		Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).
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	'''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.'''		'''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.'''

Colest at 02:46, 2 July 2011

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	'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed if their wielder does not repair them after each death.		'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed if their wielder does not repair them after each death.

	Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).		Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).<br>

	'''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.'''		'''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.'''

Colest at 02:46, 2 July 2011

2011-07-02T02:46:04Z

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	Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).		Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).

	''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.''		'''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.'''

	== Patch History ==		== Patch History ==
	*Glass weapons had their damage type changed in [[Patch 23]]		*Glass weapons had their damage type changed in [[Patch 23]]
	*Glass weapons were added to the game in [[Patch 10]]		*Glass weapons were added to the game in [[Patch 10]]

Colest at 02:45, 2 July 2011

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	== Patch History ==		== Patch History ==
	*Glass weapons had their damage type changed in [[~~patch~~ 23]]		*Glass weapons had their damage type changed in [[Patch 23]]
	*Glass weapons were added to the game in [[~~patch~~ 10]]~~; December 14th, 2005.~~		*Glass weapons were added to the game in [[Patch 10]]

Colest at 02:45, 2 July 2011

2011-07-02T02:45:00Z

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'''Glass Weapons''' are special weapons that can only be found on mob drops in [[hotzone]]s, or on [[epic encounter]]s. Glass weapons uniformly feature an increased [[attack rating]] bonus that is higher then any other available at a value of 175, a third-tier weapon [[proc]] enchantment, and require 110% skill for their use. The catch is that these weapons have low durability, and may be destroyed if their wielder does not repair them after each death.

Each weapon type, (including [[Blade Weaver]] Tlanarion swords and [[Blade Master]] Long Blade) has a glass counterpart, which is rendered in the shape of a resource-crafted weapon, but has a blue blade or attacking edge (to make it look as if it were glass).

''All Glass weapon damage types were changed to Bleeding Damage, with the exception of the Glass Bow and the Glass Crossbow, which are Poison Damage.''

== Patch History ==
*Glass weapons had their damage type changed in [[patch 23]]
*Glass weapons were added to the game in [[patch 10]]; December 14th, 2005.