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Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six, requiring level 90 defence to wear. It is made using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates. The armour degrades after 100,000 charges of combat before falling apart and vanishing completely. It cannot be repaired normally, but two malevolent armour pieces can be combined to consolidate the charges. The armour is tradeable until it is first worn, and partially worn parts cannot be traded.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Defence level required to wear | 90 |
| Type of armour | Tier 90 melee power armour |
| Items required to craft | Malevolent energy, reinforcing plates |
| Number of reinforcing plates required | 3 |
| Number of malevolent energy required | 42 |
| Smithing level required to craft | 93 |
| Number of charges of combat before degrading | 100,000 |
| Can be augmented? | Yes |
| Can be dyed? | Yes |
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Malevolent armour requires level 90 Defence to wear
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It requires level 90 Defence to wear. This armour is smithed at an anvil using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates. The reinforcing plates can be purchased at a cost of 500,000 coins each from Saro in Keldagrim or from the Grand Exchange, in the Quality Armour Shop directly south-west of the Keldagrim bank.
Malevolent armour is the melee equivalent of tectonic and sirenic armour. It degrades after 100,000 charges of combat before falling apart and vanishing completely ("degrades to dust"). It cannot be repaired normally, but two malevolent armour pieces can be combined to consolidate the charges. For example, using a 90% charged helm on a 2% charged helm will result in a 92% charged helm. The armour is tradeable until it is first worn, and a warning message is given when attempting to first wear a tradeable part. Partially worn parts are not tradeable.
To augment malevolent armour, a new, fully charged item (do not wear the item), an augmentor, and 36 divine charges are needed to manufacture the armour at the Inventor's workbench. It cannot be made from a partially used component. Once it is worn, it is no longer augmentable even if not used. Augmentation dissolvers cannot be used on these items.
Malevolent armour can be recoloured using certain dyes from Treasure Trails. Dyed malevolent armour also has 100,000 charges of combat, but degrades to a broken state instead. It can be repaired using malevolent energy.
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It is made using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It requires level 90 Defence to wear and is made by smelting malevolent energy and reinforcing plates at an anvil. The reinforcing plates can be purchased at a cost of 500,000 coins each from Saro in Keldagrim or from the Grand Exchange, in the Quality Armour Shop directly south-west of the Keldagrim bank. Malevolent armour is the melee equivalent of tectonic and sirenic armour.
Malevolent armour is highly sought after in RuneScape due to its impressive stats and benefits. However, it is important to note that this armour has a limited lifespan and will eventually degrade and vanish. Specifically, it degrades after 100,000 charges of combat and then falls apart and disappears completely, a process known as "degrading to dust". This armour type cannot be repaired through conventional means.
There are, however, a few ways to extend the lifespan of malevolent armour. One method is to combine two partially used pieces of the same type to consolidate their charges. For example, using a 90% charged helm with a 2% charged helm will result in a 92% charged helm. This process can help maximise the armour's utility before it degrades entirely.
Another way to restore malevolent armour is by using dyes from Treasure Trails. Dyed malevolent armour also has 100,000 charges of combat but does not vanish upon depletion; instead, it degrades to a broken state. At this point, it can be repaired using malevolent energy. This repair process is a notable advantage over standard malevolent armour, which cannot be repaired and is automatically destroyed when it reaches 0% charge.
Additionally, malevolent armour can be augmented to enhance its capabilities further. To augment a piece of malevolent armour, players need a new, fully charged item, an augmentor, and 36 divine charges to manufacture the armour at the Inventor's workbench. It is important to note that the armour cannot be worn or partially used before augmentation, and augmentation dissolvers cannot be used. Once augmented, the armour does not lose its perks when it runs out of charge.
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It degrades after 100,000 charges of combat
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It requires level 90 Defence to wear and is smithed at an anvil using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates. The reinforcing plates can be purchased at a cost of 500,000 coins each from Saro in Keldagrim or from the Grand Exchange.
Malevolent armour degrades after 100,000 charges of combat before falling apart and vanishing completely ('degrades to dust'). It cannot be repaired normally, but two Malevolent armour pieces can be combined to consolidate the charges. For example, using a 90% charged helm on a 2% charged helm will result in a 92% charged helm. The armour is tradeable until it is first worn, and partially worn parts are not tradeable. Once it is worn, it is no longer augmentable even if unused. Augmentation dissolvers cannot be used on these items.
Dying in dangerous PvP will drop a fraction of the malevolent energy used to create the armour part, based on how degraded it was. For example, a helm with 52% of charges remaining will drop 7 malevolent energy. The armour set may be paired with razorback gauntlets and emberkeen boots, which are also level 90 melee power gear.
Dyed malevolent armour also has 100,000 charges of combat but degrades to a broken state instead. It can be repaired using malevolent energy.
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It can be recoloured using dyes from Treasure Trails
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It requires level 90 defence to wear and can be crafted using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates. The reinforcing plates can be purchased at a cost of 500,000 coins each from Keldagrim or from the Grand Exchange. Malevolent armour is tradeable until it is first worn and degrades after 100,000 charges of combat before falling apart and vanishing completely.
Malevolent armour can be recoloured using dyes from Treasure Trails. These dyes are usually acquired from hard, elite, and master Treasure Trails and can be used to dye level 90 and greater armour and weapons. The process is irreversible, and the dye is used up in the process. The dyed versions of the equipment become permanently untradeable unless killed for it in dangerous PvP combat.
Dyes can also refer to low-cost colour dyes that can be purchased from the Lletya Seamstress in Lletya for 10 coins each. Players can also make their own dyes by bringing certain ingredients to Aggie in Draynor Village or Rana the Dyer in Pollnivneach. Primary colours can be mixed to produce secondary colours, and opposing colours can be mixed to make brown dye.
Dyed malevolent armour has 100,000 charges of combat but degrades to a broken state instead of vanishing completely. It can be repaired using malevolent energy.
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It can be paired with razorback gauntlets and emberkeen boots
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It requires level 90 Defence to wear and is smithed at an anvil using malevolent energy and reinforcing plates. Malevolent armour can be recoloured using dyes from Treasure Trails. It degrades after 100,000 charges of combat before falling apart and vanishing completely.
The armour set may be paired with razorback gauntlets and emberkeen boots. Razorback gauntlets are tier 90 melee power gloves, woven together with the fur of Tuska. They have a drop rate of 1/2056 for airut and a drop rate of 1/500 for Beastmaster Durzag. The gauntlets last for 100,000 charges of combat before degrading to nothing and cannot be repaired. Once equipped, they instantly become untradeable, even if they have not been used in combat.
Emberkeen boots are a pair of degradable melee boots upgraded from steadfast boots, using two steadfast scales. Steadfast scales are dropped by monsters in the Temple of Aminishi and rune dragons. They require level 90 Defence to wear and degrade for 100,000 hits of combat before reverting to steadfast boots. When lost to another player in the Wilderness, they will drop with the amount of charges they had. Using a steadfast scale on a pair of emberkeen boots will recharge them by 50%. Once equipped, the boots become permanently untradeable, even if they are recharged to 100%.
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Frequently asked questions
Malevolent armour is tier 90 melee power armour from Barrows – Rise of the Six. It is the melee equivalent of tectonic and sirenic armour.
Malevolent armour requires level 90 Defence to wear.
Unaugmented malevolent armour cannot be repaired and degrades to dust. It is automatically destroyed when it reaches 0% charge. However, two Malevolent armour pieces can be combined to consolidate the charges.
Yes, using dyes from Treasure Trails, malevolent armour can be recoloured.
