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Comment by djtez

Once you have completed your Armorsmithing quest to become specialised in the Armorsmithing branch of Blacksmithing this is one of the two items you can learn to make.

The other item is Truesilver Gauntlets https://www.wowhead.com/classic/item=7938

Comment by 1681

This is a wonderful tanking armor, for both paladins and warriors. In addition, protection paladins can put this to great use when "AoE Grinding" (grind multiple mobs at the same time). While the 3% is not all that great, it's multiplied by the number of mobs hitting you (not mathematically correct, but you get the point), which means you see procs quite regulary while tanking.

Comment by 12437

As I'm sure many of you are wondering, yes, the heal on this can crit.

Comment by Thottbot

Yeah you get it from the armorsmith trainer in IF after completing the armorsmith quest.

Comment by Thottbot

The reduction in armor isn't a big deal. Fighting a lot of small non elite mobs will see this procing a lot, and combined with the underrated +25 absorb enchant its pretty bad ass for the level. Definitely worth buying for around 35 gold

Comment by Thottbot

It procs almost every fight, and if its a mob that hits fast, it does sometimes twice. I got it enchanged for +3 all stats. Add that up with my truesilver champion holy shild, and i got a lot of protection.

Comment by Thottbot

I agree with the concensus that this breastplate's armor level is a bit too low for what it is. That being said, I've been extremely satisfied with mine and I don't plan on replacing it anytime soon. As a warrior, when soloing that 3% chance to heal has made the difference between close victory and death more than a few times.

It's too bad that the materials required to make this breastplate border on ridiculous, given the level.

Comment by Thottbot

Did you lose your calculator?

((60+100)/2)x(3/100) = 2.4

Comment by Thottbot

I'm a warrior and I use this armor because I consider it better then the Heavy Mithril for the following reason. At the level required to use it, chances are you are going to get hit at least 33 times fighting an equal level mob. This means you can safely assume it is going to proc during each fight. Even if it heals the minimum(60) that is still twice the hit points you lost by giving up the increased stamina(3, which equals 30 hit points).

As far as the armor difference, it's negligible. You're losing 17 points of armor. At level 48, I have almost 5000 armor. That 17 points is about .1% of damage reduction.

For a paladin, who has access to healing much easier than a warrior, it may be a different story, but I would cock an eyebrow at any warrior who chose heavy mithril over this.

Comment by Thottbot

well i just wanted to say that i use this armro and it is veary nice! rogues are getting used to use sprint and run away when they see that there superfast attacks healme and they take a punch from a critical overpower... and when fighting mobs that thing saved my ass more then once!
yes the mats are insane but i bought mine at auction house for 15 gold... =P
im skinner and miner so money isnt much of a problem!

Comment by Thottbot

I Have been debating over 2 chest pieces now that I have turned 44. I have Gothic Plate Armor of the Bear that is 471 AC and also give +14 to Stamina and Strength. And I also have the Truesilver breastplate and I would rather only soulbind one. As a tank the strength is important and I guess stamina is too but not to concerned with stamina. The 3% healing is very attractive and most of you have it all wrong with your calculations. This piece has a 3% chance to heal after EVERY mele attack hmmmm it seems to me that when I go to an instance and tank for my group im getting hit THOUSANDS of times. 4-6 mobs on me every fight and taking wacks like a punching bag. I think this would be benificial to have a chance to heal on EVERY hit even if it is only 3%. I am really debating about teaming this up with the Crusader enchant to 1h sword. I would think this would be a great set up till level 50 but have no freeking idea.

Comment by Thottbot

"Considering that at this level you'll get hit for 100 or so damage" if "this level" is reffering to the lvl of the chestpiece at lvl 44 there is no way you will be getting hit for 100 or so damage - my warrior is lvl 54 with most the imperial plate and the blackrock champions (lvl 56 with 2h axe) are hitting me for that damage when im useing 1h axe and shield (templar shield of something - i cant for the life of me remember what) and im getting worried.

Even at my lvl im considering this, as it is possibly going in2 my built in priest combo:

If I combined at least 6 pieces of valor (what you need for the healing bonus of "Chance on melee attack to heal you for 88 to 132")
with Arcanite champion (2h sword, 3.00 speed same dps as destiny 53.8 and a proc 2 heal for 270-450 damage and 120 strength increase for 30 secs)

also enchanted with crusader (often when attacking in melee it heals for 75 to 125 and increases Strength by 100 for 15 sec.),

the trinket "darkmoon card: heroism" (Passive: Sometimes heals bearer of 120 to 180 damage when damaging an enemy in melee)

and the trinket "Lifestone" (Binds when equipped Requires Level 51 Use: Restores 300 to 700 health. Passive: Restores 10 health every 5 sec).

this is a total of 553-887 health from proc healings + the 10 health every 5 secs and 300-700 use heal. Of course this is not going to all proc in battle and the lifestone wont have always cooled down.

However, i will probably be getting 2-3 heals in each battle if the mob is tough or elite, and against really tough mobs the extra heals woud prolong the battle meaning more heals meaning more time and so on. there would also be a potential strength increase of 220 which is one hell of a lot.
If anyone could find out the percentage of each items heal proc and strength proc and maybe work out how much heals i would be getting on average each battle of maybe 50 seconds to 1 min if possible that would be great. also if someone could find out the cooldown on lifestones healing use effect that would be good too.

Comment by Thottbot

I see some people saying that this isn't that good, and it is situational. But something I haven't seen mentioned is that the 2.4hp it heals per hit on average is a bit different than stoneskin or other things that lower damage taken. Those affects happen before damage mitigation. With ok armor for your level you'll have about 50% mitigation. So you can kinda knock off about 5 damage everytime your hit and for some mobs that is considerable.

Comment by Thottbot

seems that since the last patch b4 TBC, this and truesilver gauntlets no longer require you to be an armorsmith

Comment by Allakhazam

Just made this expensive piece of equipment. 24 Truesilver bars! I crafted it because I like Pentor to wear blue stuff and I need to up my BSing BUT Im not sure its worth the price. It proced twice in 3 fights for me healing for 98 each time or something but to make this worth it it should be level 40 (like the guantlets). The heavy mithril plate has +3 stamina on it and is only 16 mithril AND is lvl 40. It might be more useful when fightinh hordes of lower level mobs .. as you would get hit a tonne more. For now... seems not worth it->heavy mithril or ornate mithril better for price point.

Comment by Allakhazam

I've had this BP for a few days now, having busted my arse to make it, and there is -no way- the proc rate is 3%. Maybe .3%
Make this only if you want something to brag about...it just doesn't compare to the much much easier to make Heavy Mithril Breastplate with the cruddy proc rate.

Comment by Allakhazam

Looks like they ninja patched this in the "emergency maintenance" awhile ago...it's actually worth wearing now! Woo!
And great for AEing tiny-ass mobs. :p Half the time they do more good than harm beating on me!

Comment by Allakhazam

Of course it's expensive if you BUY the materials; it costs litte or nothing if you farm them yourself.

This is a good BP. I get one or two heals a battle out of it. but I really don't care about that part of it. As for it being "easy to find better armor," that's far from the truth. It might be easy to BUY better armour but finding it is sheer great luck. Good breastplates don't drop everywhere. Count your lucky stars if you find one better than this without paying for it.

Comment by Allakhazam

i'm a bs at lvl 268. i have yet to find a trainer that will train me on this. where or how do i get this added to my blacksmithing inventory?

Comment by Allakhazam

Are you sure? for me it procs a lot, at least twice every fight..

Comment by Allakhazam

This is such a waste of truesilver. Not only does it only have a 3% chance of healing you, but the heals barely make a difference. 60-100? Come on now. It's also extremely hard to sell. I tried to auction it for a week straight, lowing the price from 42g (undercutting others that were posted at the time) to 30g. Never sold it, only good it did me was bumping my blacksmithing skill up one notch.

Comment by Allakhazam

Materials cost is about 4 times the cost of the breastplate itself. Healing chance is extremely low - I have seen it heal me once in two days I was wearing this thing. Armor rating is decent for the level (44), but in 2-4 levels it is easy to find better armor.

If you want to make some money, waste truesilver on gauntlets instead.

Comment by Allakhazam

How can you tell when this thing procs?

Comment by Mastalock

Anyone know if this benefits from +healing gear?

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Truesilver Breastplate

Item Level 49
Binds when equipped

Chest	Plate

519 Armor
+12 Stamina
Durability 135 / 135

Requires Level 44
Equip: When struck in combat has a 3% chance to heal you for 60 to 100. (Proc chance: 3%)

Sell Price: 1 8 99

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