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I was watching a f2p iron that said the skirt is better, but on the wiki it says there’s no difference. I know the chain is the best, but why do people say the skirt is better? It’s technically 1kg lighter than the platelegs. So if you’re worried about run time, skirt would be the better option.
So, the steel plateskirt doesn't count. Now, I'm aware this is entirely moot given I could go buy any other bit of steel with firesale... but it's the principal of my beginner clue loot not counting! And my def real gf says feminism too.
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The Steel plateskirt is a plateskirt made from steel, requiring level 5 Defence to wear. It can be made at level 46 Smithing by using 3 Steel bars on an anvil with a hammer in the inventory. It has identical stats to the steel platelegs, with the notable exception that it weighs less.
Steel platelegs are the third weakest platelegs in the game. They have the same bonuses and penalties as a steel plateskirt but weigh more. A player with 46 Smithing can make them by using three steel bars on an anvil while carrying a hammer, granting 112.5 Smithing experience.
A steel plateskirt is tier 20 melee legwear. It requires level 20 Defence to wear. It can be made at a forge and anvil using 3 steel bars, requiring 900 progress to complete, granting a total of 225 Smithing experience. It can be upgraded to a steel plateskirt + 1 with another 3 bars.
Plateskirts are a type of armour worn mainly by warriors in the leg slot. Among melee attack types, plateskirts provide good defence against the slash attack type but are more vulnerable to the crush attack type. Plateskirts give a player penalties towards ranged attacks and penalties towards magic defence.
