Is Celestial Plate Armor in Ultimate Equipment?

[Ill_Made_Knight]

The title says it all...

[Gauss]

Nope.

- Gauss

[Ill_Made_Knight]

For realz?! I am super disappointed that it is not in there. I was hoping that it would finally be legal for PFS...sigh.

[Sebastian Hirsch]

I have no idea, if this was intentional, but quite a lot of things from various splatbooks are missing. Shame would have been quite usefull.

[LazarX]

No there isn't. However there's a celestial shield which has a nice set bonus with the existing celestial armor.

[JakBlitz]

What are the stats and powers of Celestial Plate Armor?

[Gauss]

JakBlitz: Here you go

Just remember, it is a 3.5 era peice of equipment and as a result is not allowed at all tables. Doublecheck with your GM.

As the OP posted, it is not legal for PFS.

- Gauss

[redcelt32]

Nope No celestial plate and no Guided weapon attribute, both of which are from the 3.5 AP CotCT.

[Zhane]

Also no spring-loaded version of Wrist Sheaths which are alongside the standard ones in the Adventurer's Armory. Odd omission.

[Gauss]

At least the spring-loaded version of Wrist Sheath is PFS legal. :)

- Gauss

[Zhane]

But there is a Mithril Waffle Iron, bah gawd!

[Gauss]

I have to wonder about mithral waffle irons. LOL

- Gauss

[Sebastian Hirsch]

I kinda miss the adamantine nutcracker,actually there is only one new item made with adamantite, shame that we didn't get a option for everyday items made of it (like we get for mithral).

Of course it gets silly rather quickly, just thing of adamantite durable arrows (those aren't in the book too) very usefull item for about 60 gold.

EDIT: Of course the trade goods section helps, mithral costs 500/lb and adamantite 300/lb. that clashes a bit with the prices for armor, but assuming that you need less mithral for an armor that you need adamantite, and working with it might be quite "hard"...

[Gauss]

Durable Adamantine Arrows are not really necessary. Mending fixes them just fine (although it takes a lot of time).

- Gauss

[Sebastian Hirsch]

The rules are a bit funny when it comes to special materials, but it's probably a way better solution, than to base it off the items weight.

[Sebastian Hirsch]

Gauss wrote:

Durable Adamantine Arrows are not really necessary. Mending fixes them just fine (although it takes a lot of time).

- Gauss

Thank you for the reminder.

[Cheapy]

You'll generally find a different sort of item in the core line than the campaign setting line. Mundane items that violate the turn order are a no-no apparently. Every single Dex to damage item or ability is in the CS and not the core line.

There are quite a few omissions of CS stuff brought over to the core line in UE. I'm guessing most of the ones players want were purposefully not in. Not to be spiteful, but because the team behind the core line has a slightly different philosophy on what sort of items should be in the game.

[Grizzly the Archer]

Although durable arrows only break on certain circumstances, so they have a long shelf life before you run across anything that would make you use mending.