Decorative armour

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Decorative helm (red)

Decorative armour is one of the rewards available from Castle Wars. There are three colours available: red, white, and gold. All of these colours have some sort of blue trim in the design.

On 16 January 2014, Magic and Ranged sets were introduced as rewards, and consist of the hat, top and bottom for Magic and top, bottom and quiver for Ranged.

Each colour armour corresponds to an armour type. They go as follows:

Colour Red White Gold
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Metal
equivalent
Steel Mithril Adamant

The set

The set includes:

Only one set of each colour can be saved in the armour case of the costume room of a player-owned house.

To display one set of armour in one of the Skill Hall's Armour spaces of a POH only the set's helm, body and shield are required.

Costs

All costs are in Castle Wars tickets.
Part Red White Gold
Helmet 4 40 400
Full helmet 5 50 500
Platebody 8 80 800
Platelegs 6 60 600
Plateskirt 6 60 600
Sword 5 50 500
Boots 4 40 400
Shield 6 60 600
  • A full Red set costs 39 or 40 tickets.
  • A full White set costs 390 or 400 tickets.
  • A full Gold set costs 3900 or 4000 tickets.

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