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<blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 2888485" data-attributes="member: 29014">Bracers of Armour doesn't stack with a Mithral Shirt.&nbsp; If you have 27,000 gold as a Wizard and you want AC, I suggest taking Craft Arms and Armour yourself and doing the following (assuming you start with 14 Dex):Craft your own Wondrous Items for +1 natural armour and +2 Dex (~6k)Buy a Mithral Buckler +4 for +5 shield bonus (~9k)Buy Mithral Twlight Chain Shirt +3 for +7 armour bonus (~9k)Buy a Ring of Protection +1 (~2k)This costs ~26k gold and nets you 27 AC.&nbsp; If you also have Craft Wondrous Item you can get even more.&nbsp; Not to mention if you dip Ruathar to get to Spellsword like I mentioned (since Spellsword gives another 10% spell failure reduction), you can go for a heavier armour--a +1 Twilight Blended Quartz Full Plate is competitively priced with a +3 Twilight Mithral Chain Shirt and gives 2 more AC, though the max dex is iffy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rystil Arden, post: 2888485, member: 29014"] Bracers of Armour doesn't stack with a Mithral Shirt. If you have 27,000 gold as a Wizard and you want AC, I suggest taking Craft Arms and Armour yourself and doing the following (assuming you start with 14 Dex): Craft your own Wondrous Items for +1 natural armour and +2 Dex (~6k) Buy a Mithral Buckler +4 for +5 shield bonus (~9k) Buy Mithral Twlight Chain Shirt +3 for +7 armour bonus (~9k) Buy a Ring of Protection +1 (~2k) This costs ~26k gold and nets you 27 AC. If you also have Craft Wondrous Item you can get even more. Not to mention if you dip Ruathar to get to Spellsword like I mentioned (since Spellsword gives another 10% spell failure reduction), you can go for a heavier armour--a +1 Twilight Blended Quartz Full Plate is competitively priced with a +3 Twilight Mithral Chain Shirt and gives 2 more AC, though the max dex is iffy. [/QUOTE]

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