Harlequin Armor (Rev. 45)

Harlequin Armor A festive piece of armor, complete with bells. Try not to get too crazy.

Tier UT
On Equip +14 DEF, +80 MP +5 WIS +3 SPD
Reactive Proc On Shoot: WIS↑ WIS boost (+10 WIS) while firing if your health is above 85%
XP Bonus 6%
Feed Power 700
Forging Cost 45 Rare Material / 90 Common Material / 400 Forgefire / 1 Mark of the Puppet Master
Dismantling Value 15 Rare Material / 30 Common Material

Loot Bag Assigned to White Bag
Drops From The Puppet Master
Oryx Puppet
Standard Quest Chest
Obtained Through Current offers on RealmEye’s trading pages

Blueprint Harlequin Blueprint
Drops From Oryx the Mad God 1
Mid-high level dungeons
Obtained Through Grand Bazaar ( Fame 3750 /  Realm Gold 500)

Notes
The Harlequin Armor is a very interesting piece of equipment, boasting a boost to the MP and WIS stat, while sacrificing a bit of DEF, and the entire DEX boost. This, in turn, makes it highly comparable to the Resurrected Warrior’s Armor for Heavy Armor-bearing classes.

It definitely gets put to use the best on the Assassin. Assassins tend to want to accentuate how many times they can throw their ability within a given time period, so the +80 MP boost is very handy in allowing a maxed-MP Assassin to throw about 5 poisons in a row, without stopping if paired with the Ring of Unbound Magic. It also sees great usage on the Huntress, as the Huntress can make use of the extra MP to throw out many more traps than what would normally be possible.

It’s not nearly as useful, but it may still find some use for it on the Rogue and the Archer. These classes either have a cooldown, or have such a low MP cost for their ability that it is usually compensated for by the player’s pet, as a high-enough MP Heal pet ability can negate any reason to have high MP. Therefore, it’s more ideal to use the Hydra Skin Armor or other similar alternatives that provide more useful benefits for these classes.

It’s definitely not recommended to use this armor on the Ninja, as the Ninja usually needs the DEF to play effectively (perhaps an exception to this rule is a Ninja that uses the Ray Katana or the Doku No Ken). Coincidentally, the Trickster is one of the worst classes to use this item on, despite the fact that this leather armor and the Prism of Dancing Swords both drop in the same dungeon. The Trickster doesn’t really need the MP to play more effectively, and would be putting itself in much more risk than if they had just opted for the Hydra Skin Armor instead.

History
Before Patch X.33.1.0 (May 2020), this item had a feed power of 600.

Before Exalt Version 2.0.0.0 (Aug 2021), this item was soulbound.