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{{Quote|A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability.|In-game description}} | {{Quote|A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability.|In-game description}} | ||
[[File:Plasteel Plating.jpg|thumb|Plasteel Plating]] | [[File:Plasteel Plating.jpg|thumb|Plasteel Plating]] | ||
'''Plasteel Plating''' is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary [[Titan]] Armor and is used to upgrade other Titan armor. Higher-rarity and fully upgraded armor provide more Plasteel Plating when dismantled. ''[[The Taken King]]'' replaces Plasteel Plating with [[Armor Materials]]. | '''Plasteel Plating''' is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary [[Titan (class)|Titan]] Armor and is used to upgrade other Titan armor. Higher-rarity and fully upgraded armor provide more Plasteel Plating when dismantled. ''[[The Taken King]]'' replaces Plasteel Plating with [[Armor Materials]]. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 00:43, November 6, 2020
- "A durable hybrid plastic favored by Titans for its balance of strength and workability."
- — In-game description
Plasteel Plating is gained by dismantling Uncommon, Rare, or Legendary Titan Armor and is used to upgrade other Titan armor. Higher-rarity and fully upgraded armor provide more Plasteel Plating when dismantled. The Taken King replaces Plasteel Plating with Armor Materials.
Trivia
The name "Plasteel" may refer to the extremely durable metal of the same name in Frank Herbert's novel Dune.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
