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| − | One of the eighteen skills that are available in Skyrim. The Light Armor skill is advanced by taking damage while wearing Light Armor. The more armor that is worn, the faster the skill will increase and |
+ | One of the eighteen skills that are available in Skyrim. The Light Armor skill is advanced by taking damage while wearing Light Armor. The more armor that is worn, the faster the skill will increase and vice versa. The more damage taken, the more experience is gained. |
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==Light Armor Perks== |
==Light Armor Perks== |
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* [[The Refugees]] |
* [[The Refugees]] |
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* [[Rislav the Righteous]] |
* [[Rislav the Righteous]] |
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| + | * [[Potion of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Draught of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Philter of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Elixir of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Grand Elixir of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Prime Elixir of Conflict]] |
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| + | * [[Skirmisher's Potion]] |
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| + | * [[Skirmisher's Draught]] |
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| + | * [[Skirmisher's Philter]] |
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| + | * [[Skirmisher's Elixir]] |
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== Apparel == |
== Apparel == |
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| + | * [[Bonemold Armor of the Minor Squire|Bonemold Armor]] |
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* [[Hide Armor of the Minor Squire|Hide Armor]] |
* [[Hide Armor of the Minor Squire|Hide Armor]] |
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* [[Imperial Armor of the Minor Squire|Imperial Armor]] |
* [[Imperial Armor of the Minor Squire|Imperial Armor]] |
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* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Minor Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Minor Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Bonemold Armor of the Squire|Bonemold Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Chitin Armor of the Squire|Chitin Armor]] |
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* [[Elven Armor of the Squire|Elven Armor]] |
* [[Elven Armor of the Squire|Elven Armor]] |
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* [[Hide Armor of the Squire|Hide Armor]] |
* [[Hide Armor of the Squire|Hide Armor]] |
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* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Bonemold Armor of the Major Squire|Bonemold Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Chitin Armor of the Major Squire|Chitin Armor]] |
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* [[Elven Armor of the Major Squire|Elven Armor]] |
* [[Elven Armor of the Major Squire|Elven Armor]] |
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* [[Elven Gilded Armor of the Major Squire|Elven Gilded Armor]] |
* [[Elven Gilded Armor of the Major Squire|Elven Gilded Armor]] |
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* [[Ring of the Major Squire|Ring]] |
* [[Ring of the Major Squire|Ring]] |
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* [[Scaled Armor of the Major Squire|Scaled Armor]] |
* [[Scaled Armor of the Major Squire|Scaled Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Stalhrim Armor of the Major Squire|Stalhrim Armor]] |
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* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Major Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
* [[Studded Imperial Armor of the Major Squire|Studded Imperial Armor]] |
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* [[Studded Armor of the Major Squire|Studded Armor]] |
* [[Studded Armor of the Major Squire|Studded Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Chitin Armor of the Eminent Squire|Chitin Armor]] |
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* [[Dragonscale Armor of the Eminent Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Eminent ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
* [[Dragonscale Armor of the Eminent Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Eminent ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
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* [[Elven Armor of the Eminent Squire|Elven Armor]] |
* [[Elven Armor of the Eminent Squire|Elven Armor]] |
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* [[Ring of the Eminent Squire|Ring]] |
* [[Ring of the Eminent Squire|Ring]] |
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* [[Scaled Armor of the Eminent Squire|Scaled Armor]] |
* [[Scaled Armor of the Eminent Squire|Scaled Armor]] |
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| + | * [[Stalhrim Armor of the Eminent Knight|Stalhrim Armor]] <ref>The light armor version of this armor is likely improperly named "Stalhrim Armor of the Eminent ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
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| − | * [[Dragonscale Armor of the Noble Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the |
+ | * [[Dragonscale Armor of the Noble Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Noble ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
| − | * [[Elven Gilded Armor of the Noble Knight|Elven Gilded Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Elven Gilded Armor of the |
+ | * [[Elven Gilded Armor of the Noble Knight|Elven Gilded Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Elven Gilded Armor of the Noble ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
| − | * [[Glass Armor of the Noble Knight|Glass Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Glass Armor of the |
+ | * [[Glass Armor of the Noble Knight|Glass Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Glass Armor of the Noble ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
* [[Necklace of the Extreme Squire|Necklace]] |
* [[Necklace of the Extreme Squire|Necklace]] |
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* [[Ring of the Extreme Squire|Ring]] |
* [[Ring of the Extreme Squire|Ring]] |
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| + | * [[Stalhrim Armor of the Noble Knight|Stalhrim Armor]] <ref>The light armor version of this armor is likely improperly named "Stalhrim Armor of the Noble ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
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* [[Dragonscale Armor of the Peerless Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Peerless ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
* [[Dragonscale Armor of the Peerless Knight|Dragonscale Armor]] <ref>This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Peerless ''Knight''" because it actually fortifies the ''Light Armor'' skill.</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 01:23, 1 July 2015
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 This article is about the skill Light Armor. For light armor items, see Light Armor (item).
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One of the eighteen skills that are available in Skyrim. The Light Armor skill is advanced by taking damage while wearing Light Armor. The more armor that is worn, the faster the skill will increase and vice versa. The more damage taken, the more experience is gained.
Light Armor Perks[ | ]
| Perks | Requirements | Description (Ranks) |
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| Agile Defender | None | Increase armor rating for Light armor by 20%. |
| Light Armor 20 | Increase armor rating for Light armor by 40%. | |
| Light Armor 40 | Increase armor rating for Light armor by 60%. | |
| Light Armor 60 | Increase armor rating for Light armor by 80%. | |
| Light Armor 80 | Increase armor rating for Light armor by 100%. | |
| Custom Fit | Light Armor 30, Agile Defender | 25% Armor bonus if wearing all Light Armor: head, chest, hands, feet. |
| Unhindered | Light Armor 50, Custom Fit | Light Armor weighs nothing and doesn't slow you down when worn. |
| Wind Walker | Light Armor 60, Unhindered | Stamina regenerates 50% faster in all Light Armor: head, chest, hands, feet. |
| Matching Set | Light Armor 70, Custom Fit | Additional 25% Armor bonus if wearing a matched set of Light Armor. |
| Deft Movement | Light Armor 100, Wind Walker or Matching Set | 10% chance of avoiding all damage from a melee attack while wearing all Light Armor: head, chest, hands, feet. |
Trainers[ | ]
Skill books[ | ]
Potions[ | ]
Apparel[ | ]
| Minor Squire | Squire | Major Squire | Eminent Squire | Exteme Squire | Peerless Squire |
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Notes[ | ]
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Eminent Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Elven Gilded Armor of the Eminent Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Glass Armor of the Eminent Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ The light armor version of this armor is likely improperly named "Stalhrim Armor of the Eminent Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Noble Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Elven Gilded Armor of the Noble Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Glass Armor of the Noble Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ The light armor version of this armor is likely improperly named "Stalhrim Armor of the Noble Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
- ↑ This armor is likely improperly named "Dragonscale Armor of the Peerless Knight" because it actually fortifies the Light Armor skill.
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