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[[File:Hero Armor.png|thumb|A hero's currently equipped armor.]] | [[File:Hero Armor.png|thumb|A hero's currently equipped armor.]] | ||
| − | {{quotation|text=Suit up! It Won't make you stronger, but you'll look absolutely fabulous.|source=Announcement Gameplay Trailer}} | + | {{quotation|text=Suit up! It Won't make you stronger, but you'll look absolutely fabulous.|source=[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKnS3zel9T8&t=83 Announcement Gameplay Trailer]}} |
== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
Besides it's value when sold, armor in Corepunk is strictly cosmetic. | Besides it's value when sold, armor in Corepunk is strictly cosmetic. | ||
Revision as of 23:20, 29 July 2022
File:Hero Armor.png
A hero's currently equipped armor.
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Uses
Besides it's value when sold, armor in Corepunk is strictly cosmetic.
Acquisition
Armor in Corepunk can be crafted, purchased from vendors, traded from players, and there are plans for a cosmetic shop where you can exchange real currency for in-game cosmetics.