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== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
* Raises Lockpick skill by 50% when equipped in active slot. Unfortunately, these do break and disappear after a few uses. It depends on how high is Lockpick skill so lockpick set needs to boost skill for opening difficult locks. (Ex.: If difficulty of the lock is 150% and Lockpick skill is 100%, then effective skill is 150 with this lockpick set which is barely enough, which means the lockpicks are more likely to break.) | * Raises Lockpick skill by 50% when equipped in active slot. Unfortunately, these do break and disappear after a few uses. It depends on how high is Lockpick skill so lockpick set needs to boost skill for opening difficult locks. (Ex.: If difficulty of the lock is 150% and Lockpick skill is 100%, then effective skill is 150 with this lockpick set which is barely enough, which means the lockpicks are more likely to break.) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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*[[Lock]] | *[[Lock]] | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 30 April 2015
| Crafting Table | |
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| File:Exlockpickset x 1 | |
| Requirements | Lockpick Skill 125% |
| Blueprints | No |
| Resources | 1 x  1 x  7 x  |
| Tools |  or  |
| XP | 300 info maybe outdated |
A lockpick set, containing various useful extra locksmith tools for opening locks.
Note: Lockpick skill is soft capped at 150% and with Expanded Lockpick Set you get 200% Lockpick Skill.
Uses
- Raises Lockpick skill by 50% when equipped in active slot. Unfortunately, these do break and disappear after a few uses. It depends on how high is Lockpick skill so lockpick set needs to boost skill for opening difficult locks. (Ex.: If difficulty of the lock is 150% and Lockpick skill is 100%, then effective skill is 150 with this lockpick set which is barely enough, which means the lockpicks are more likely to break.)