Talk:List of Boots

Category issues
I forgot to bring this up yesterday. Just in case any of you haven't noticed, I've been making categories for individual equipment classes, like Long Swords, Helms, Bracelets, and so on. The problem now is that there are only three equipment classes that don't have their own categories: Rings, Shirts, and Boots. You know, the extra stuff. All the categories I made recently have been sub-categories of either Weapons or Armor, and I didn't want to make these categories until I knew where to put them. The Ring category should probably be put under Equipment, but I'm not sure whether to put Shirts and Boots with Rings or under Armor. Any ideas? The world's hungriest paperweight 16:13, 3 September 2007 (UTC)


 * That really seems like it could go either way... Have you considered putting it in both those categories? I don't think it's a bad idea.
 * The game itself, we should remember, doesn't care so much about how it categorizes equipment as it cares about the effects of any equipment in general. Any Long Sword is typically a piece of equipment that tends to increase its wearer's Attack rating by a high level, while any Clothing tends to increase its wearer's Defense Rating. As far as the game is concerned, the "Riot Gloves" piece of equipment is a weapon, as much a weapon as the basic Long Sword, because both the Riot Gloves and the Long Sword increase attack somewhat.
 * Hmm, you know, maybe none of that was really all that relevant... :P Erik Jensen (Appreciate me here!) 18:10, 3 September 2007 (UTC)


 * That's an...interesting way of looking at things. But I think you've forgotten one thing: the very fact that the game does categorize equipment. After all, you can't equip both the Sol Blade and the Gaia Blade to the same Adept (imagine how strong Isaac would be then O_o). The game puts most equipment into four main categories: weapon, head, shield, and chest. In fact, that's how our equipment page is sorted. Armwear, headgear, and bodywear all boost defense as their primary function, so for the sake of convenience we put under the same roof. What I'm asking is if we put boots and shirts in with them, since they also boost defense, or if we should put them under equipment in general, which would suit their miscelleneous status.
 * But, like you said, all this probably isn't all that relevant. -_-
 * Putting them under both categories...that actually doesn't sound like such a bad idea. And after all, we can always go back and change it later. The world&#39;s hungriest paperweight 03:56, 5 September 2007 (UTC)

Dark Dawn Boots
Knight's Greave. Ninja Sandals. Silver Greave. The question: What do these three Boots have in common? The answer: They were all coded into The Lost Age but weren't officially introduced until Dark Dawn. Personally, I think we should rewrite this page and the individual articles to reflect that: List them as "Dark Dawn Boots", saving their TLA "appearance" for the trivia section. The only reason I don't just go ahead and do so is because I don't know how well such a change would be recieved. Any thoughts? The World&#39;s Hungriest Paperweight 10:46, 26 March 2011 (CDT)
 * Well I suppose, since TLA equipment that was coded in the first game like Sol Blade and Mysterious Robe isn't categorized and organized as equipment of the first game. Erik the Appreciator 12:03, 26 March 2011 (CDT)
 * When I added the Dark Dawn info, I had the same thoughts about changing the way it was written. But since they are actual items now, the main point of the article should be about their usage in the game, rather than their potential usage as a hacked item in the second game.-- Sippyjuice 10:17, 27 March 2011 (CDT)


 * Well, 24 hours and no objections. I'm gonna get started on it. By the way, we should probably consider doing something similar with some monsters like the White Wolf and Weird Nymph. The World&#39;s Hungriest Paperweight 11:03, 27 March 2011 (CDT)