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Set Armor Name Subset Name Type Min Lvl Armor Name Rank Rarity Bonus vs. Set Subset Name Type Min Lvl Max Lvl Min Armor Max Armor 1 Common n/a Astellan Helm Helmet 1 10 32 126 1 Common n/a Astellan Shawl Shoulders 1 10 19 76 1 Common n/a Astellan Sleeves Arms 1 10 13 50 1 Common n/a Astellan Tunic Body 1 10 38 151 1 Common n/a Astellan Mukluks Legs 1 10 25 101 1 Common Light Adventurer Helm Helmet 2 10 56 168 1 Common Light Adventurer Shawl Shoulders 2 10 33 101 1 Common Light Adventurer Sleeves Arms 2 10 22 67 1 Common Light Adventurer Tunic Body 2 10 66 202 1 Common Light Adventurer Mukluks Legs 2 10 45 134 1 Common Heavy Goblin Armet Helmet 3 10 70 168 1 Common Heavy Goblin Pauldrons Shoulders 3 10 41 101 1 Common Heavy Goblin Vambraces Arms 3 10 28 67 1 Common Heavy Goblin Breastplate Body 3 10 83 202 1 Common Heavy Goblin Greaves Legs 3 10 56 134 2 Common Magical Henter Helmet Helmet 11 20 196 448 2 Common Magical Henter Spaulders Shoulders 11 20 118 269 2 Common Magical Henter Cuffs Arms 11 20 78 179 2 Common Magical Henter Surcoat Body 11 20 235 538 2 Common Magical Henter Sabatons Legs 11 20 157 358 2 Common Ranged Steiner Cervelliere Helmet 11 20 196 448 2 Common Ranged Steiner Wrap Shoulders 11 20 118 269 2 Common Ranged Steiner Slips Arms 11 20 78 179 2 Common Ranged Steiner Hauberk Body 11 20 235 538 2 Common Ranged Steiner Boots Legs 11 20 157 358 3 Common Light Hellhent Churl Helm Helmet 21 30 504 1008 3 Common Light Hellhent Churl Shawl Shoulders 21 30 302 605 3 Common Light Hellhent Churl Sleeves Arms 21 30 202 403 3 Common Light Hellhent Churl Tunic Body 21 30 605 1210 3 Common Light Hellhent Churl Mukluks Legs 21 30 403 806 3 Common Heavy Goblin Striker Armet Helmet 21 30 504 1008 3 Common Heavy Goblin Striker Pauldrons Shoulders 21 30 302 605 3 Common Heavy Goblin Striker Vambraces Arms 21 30 202 403 3 Common Heavy Goblin Striker Breastplate Body 21 30 605 1210 3 Common Heavy Goblin Striker Greaves Legs 21 30 403 806 4 Common Magical Sakroch Helmet Helmet 31 40 1120 2128 4 Common Magical Sakroch Spaulders Shoulders 31 40 672 1277 4 Common Magical Sakroch Cuffs Arms 31 40 448 851 4 Common Magical Sakroch Surcoat Body 31 40 1344 2554 4 Common Magical Sakroch Sabatons Legs 31 40 896 1702 4 Common Ranged Pedite Cervelliere Helmet 31 40 1120 2128 4 Common Ranged Pedite Wrap Shoulders 31 40 672 1277 4 Common Ranged Pedite Slips Arms 31 40 448 851 4 Common Ranged Pedite Hauberk Body 31 40 1344 2554 4 Common Ranged Pedite Boots Legs 31 40 896 1702 1 Rare Light Barrowmere Helm Helmet 1 10 68 225 1 Rare Light Barrowmere Shawl Shoulders 1 10 41 135 Armor Name Rank Rarity Bonus vs. Set Subset Name Type Min Lvl Max Lvl Min Armor Max Armor 1 Rare Light Barrowmere Sleeves Arms 1 10 27 90 1 Rare Light Barrowmere Tunic Body 1 10 81 270 1 Rare Light Barrowmere Mukluks Legs 1 10 54 180 2 Rare Light Barrowmere Skirmisher Helm Helmet 11 20 260 575 2 Rare Light Barrowmere Skirmisher Shawl Shoulders 11 20 156 345 2 Rare Light Barrowmere Skirmisher Sleeves Arms 11 20 104 230 2 Rare Light Barrowmere Skirmisher Tunic Body 11 20 312 690 2 Rare Light Barrowmere Skirmisher Mukluks Legs 11 20 208 460 3 Rare Light Barrowmere Duguth Helm Helmet 21 30 645 1275 3 Rare Light Barrowmere Duguth Shawl Shoulders 21 30 387 765 3 Rare Light Barrowmere Duguth Sleeves Arms 21 30 258 510 3 Rare Light Barrowmere Duguth Tunic Body 21 30 774 1530 3 Rare Light Barrowmere Duguth Mukluks Legs 21 30 516 1020 4 Rare Light Barrowmere Soldier Helm Helmet 31 40 1415 2675 4 Rare Light Barrowmere Soldier Shawl Shoulders 31 40 849 1605 4 Rare Light Barrowmere Soldier Sleeves Arms 31 40 566 1070 4 Rare Light Barrowmere Soldier Tunic Body 31 40 1698 3210 4 Rare Light Barrowmere Soldier Mukluks Legs 31 40 1132 2140 5 Rare Light Barrowmere Chief Helm Helmet 41 50 2955 5475 5 Rare Light Barrowmere Chief Shawl Shoulders 41 50 1773 3285 5 Rare Light Barrowmere Chief Sleeves Arms 41 50 1182 2190 5 Rare Light Barrowmere Chief Tunic Body 41 50 3546 6570 5 Rare Light Barrowmere Chief Mukluks Legs 41 50 2364 4380 1 Epic Light Sakroch Brawler Helm Helmet 1 10 93 282 1 Epic Light Sakroch Brawler Shawl Shoulders 1 10 56 169 1 Epic Light Sakroch Brawler Sleeves Arms 1 10 37 113 1 Epic Light Sakroch Brawler Tunic Body 1 10 112 338 1 Epic Light Sakroch Brawler Mukluks Legs 1 10 74 226 2 Epic Light Sakroch War Helm Helmet 11 20 324 702 2 Epic Light Sakroch War Shawl Shoulders 11 20 194 421 2 Epic Light Sakroch War Sleeves Arms 11 20 130 281 2 Epic Light Sakroch War Tunic Body 11 20 389 842 2 Epic Light Sakroch War Mukluks Legs 11 20 259 562 3 Epic Light Sakroch Valtivar Helm Helmet 21 30 786 1542 3 Epic Light Sakroch Valtivar Shawl Shoulders 21 30 472 925 3 Epic Light Sakroch Valtivar Sleeves Arms 21 30 314 617 3 Epic Light Sakroch Valtivar Tunic Body 21 30 943 1850 3 Epic Light Sakroch Valtivar Mukluks Legs 21 30 629 1234 4 Epic Light Sakroch Skul Helm Helmet 31 40 1710 3222 4 Epic Light Sakroch Skul Shawl Shoulders 31 40 1026 1933 4 Epic Light Sakroch Skul Sleeves Arms 31 40 684 1289 4 Epic Light Sakroch Skul Tunic Body 31 40 2052 3866 4 Epic Light Sakroch Skul Mukluks Legs 31 40 1368 2578 5 Epic Light Sakroch Bludskul Helm Helmet 41 50 3558 6582 5 Epic Light Sakroch Bludskul Shawl Shoulders 41 50 2135 3949 5 Epic Light Sakroch Bludskul Sleeves Arms 41 50 1423 2633 5 Epic Light Sakroch Bludskul Tunic Body 41 50 4270 7898 Armor Name Rank Rarity Bonus vs. Set Subset Name Type Min Lvl Max Lvl Min Armor Max Armor 5 Epic Light Sakroch Bludskul Mukluks Legs 41 50 2846 5266 1 Legendary Light Bear Cub Helm Helmet 1 10 134 354 1 Legendary Light Bear Cub Shoulders Shoulders 1 10 80 212 1 Legendary Light Bear Cub Sleeves Arms 1 10 53 142 1 Legendary Light Bear Cub Tunic Body 1 10 160 425 1 Legendary Light Bear Cub Mukluks Legs 1 10 107 283 2 Legendary Light Bear Helm Helmet 11 20 403 844 2 Legendary Light Bear Shoulders Shoulders 11 20 242 506 2 Legendary Light Bear Sleeves Arms 11 20 161 338 2 Legendary Light Bear Tunic Body 11 20 484 1013 2 Legendary Light Bear Mukluks Legs 11 20 322 675 3 Legendary Light Bear Spirit Helm Helmet 21 30 942 1824 3 Legendary Light Bear Spirit Shoulders Shoulders 21 30 565 1094 3 Legendary Light Bear Spirit Sleeves Arms 21 30 377 730 3 Legendary Light Bear Spirit Tunic Body 21 30 1130 2189 3 Legendary Light Bear Spirit Mukluks Legs 21 30 754 1459 4 Legendary Light Bear Claw Helm Helmet 53 40 2020 3784 4 Legendary Light Bear Claw Shoulders Shoulders 53 40 1212 2270 4 Legendary Light Bear Claw Sleeves Arms 53 40 808 1514 4 Legendary Light Bear Claw Tunic Body 53 40 2424 4541 4 Legendary Light Bear Claw Mukluks Legs 53 40 1616 3027 5 Legendary Light Great Bear Helm Helmet 41 50 4176 7704 5 Legendary Light Great Bear Shoulders Shoulders 41 50 2506 4622 5 Legendary Light Great Bear Sleeves Arms 41 50 1670 3082 5 Legendary Light Great Bear Tunic Body 41 50 5011 9245 5 Legendary Light Great Bear Mukluks Legs 41 50 3341 6163 1 Unique Light Grey Mist Helm Helmet 1 10 204 456 1 Unique Light Grey Mist Shawl Shoulders 1 10 122 274 1 Unique Light Grey Mist Sleeves Arms 1 10 82 182 1 Unique Light Grey Mist Tunic Body 1 10 245 547 1 Unique Light Grey Mist Mukluks Legs 1 10 163 365 2 Unique Light Grey Shadow Helm Helmet 11 20 512 1016 2 Unique Light Grey Shadow Shawl Shoulders 11 20 307 610 2 Unique Light Grey Shadow Sleeves Arms 11 20 205 406 2 Unique Light Grey Shadow Tunic Body 11 20 614 1219 2 Unique Light Grey Shadow Mukluks Legs 11 20 410 813 3 Unique Light Grey General Helm Helmet 21 30 1128 2136 3 Unique Light Grey General Shawl Shoulders 21 30 677 1282 3 Unique Light Grey General Sleeves Arms 21 30 451 854 3 Unique Light Grey General Tunic Body 21 30 1354 2563 3 Unique Light Grey General Mukluks Legs 21 30 902 1709 4 Unique Light Grey Warden Helm Helmet 31 40 2360 4376 4 Unique Light Grey Warden Shawl Shoulders 31 40 1416 2626 4 Unique Light Grey Warden Sleeves Arms 31 40 944 1750 4 Unique Light Grey Warden Tunic Body 31 40 2832 5251 4 Unique Light Grey Warden Mukluks Legs 31 40 1888 3501 5 Unique Light Grey Champion Helm Helmet 41 50 4824 8856 Armor Name Rank Rarity Bonus vs. Set Subset Name Type Min Lvl Max Lvl Min Armor Max Armor 5 Unique Light Grey Champion Shawl Shoulders 41 50 2894 5314 5 Unique Light Grey Champion Sleeves Arms 41 50 1930 3542 5 Unique Light Grey Champion Tunic Body 41 50 5789 10627 5 Unique Light Grey Champion Mukluks Legs 41 50 3859 7085 1 Rare Heavy Grindavik Armet Helmet 1 10 68 225 1 Rare Heavy Grindavik Pauldrons Shoulders 1 10 41 135 1 Rare Heavy Grindavik Vambraces Arms 1 10 27 90 1 Rare Heavy Grindavik Breastplate Body 1 10 81 270 1 Rare Heavy Grindavik Greaves Legs 1 10 54 180 2 Rare Heavy Grindavik Fidful Armet Helmet 11 20 260 575 2 Rare Heavy Grindavik Fidful Pauldrons Shoulders 11 20 156 345 2 Rare Heavy Grindavik Fidful Vambraces Arms 11 20 104 230 2 Rare Heavy Grindavik Fidful Breastplate Body 11 20 312 690 2 Rare Heavy Grindavik Fidful Greaves Legs 11 20 208 460 3 Rare Heavy Grindavik Liege Armet Helmet 21 30 645 1275 3 Rare Heavy Grindavik Liege Pauldrons Shoulders 21 30 387 765 3 Rare Heavy Grindavik Liege Vambraces Arms 21 30 258 510 3 Rare Heavy Grindavik Liege Breastplate Body 21 30 774 1530 3 Rare Heavy Grindavik Liege Greaves Legs 21 30 516 1020 4 Rare Heavy Grindavik Devota Armet Helmet 31 40 1415 2675 4 Rare Heavy Grindavik Devota Pauldrons Shoulders 31 40 849 1605 4 Rare Heavy Grindavik Devota Vambraces Arms 31 40 566 1070 4 Rare Heavy Grindavik Devota Breastplate Body 31 40 1698 3210 4 Rare Heavy Grindavik Devota Greaves Legs 31 40 1132 2140 5 Rare Heavy Grindavik Hund Armet Helmet 41 50 2955 5475 5 Rare Heavy Grindavik Hund Pauldrons Shoulders 41
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