Gear Sets
Gear sets reward you for wearing several matching pieces at once. The more pieces of a set you have equipped, the stronger the set bonus — and set bonuses stack on top of the normal properties already on the gear.
How sets work
- Each set piece is marked in its name and drops with a special loot beam.
- Bonuses are tiered by how many pieces you have equipped at the same time. Equip and unequip freely — the bonus recalculates instantly, with floating text over your character telling you the set and how many pieces are active.
- A piece can sit in almost any slot (helm, armor, shield, weapon/staff, bracers, boots, belt, rings, amulet, cloak), so you assemble a set from whatever slots its pieces drop in. Two rings of the same set both count.
Ability sets
Ability sets can appear on any gear slot. Each one raises a single ability score as you wear more pieces:
| Pieces equipped | Bonus |
|---|---|
| 2 | +1 |
| 3 | +2 |
| 4 | +3 |
| 5+ | +4 |
There is one ability set for each of the six attributes:
| Set | Ability |
|---|---|
| Titan's | Strength |
| Zephyr's | Dexterity |
| Ironheart | Constitution |
| Archivist's | Intelligence |
| Oracle's | Wisdom |
| Sovereign's | Charisma |
Beyond the +12 cap
Normally the total ability bonus from gear is capped at +12. Ability set bonuses are special — they stack on top of that cap, so a fully geared character can reach +16 in a set's ability.
Aegis set (Armor Class)
The Aegis set grants Armor Class instead of an ability score:
| Pieces equipped | Bonus |
|---|---|
| 2 | +1 AC |
| 4 | +2 AC |
| 5+ | +3 AC |
Class sets
Class sets are rarer, pre-made pieces with their own fixed properties (plus extra random properties on top). They grant powerful bonuses, but only if you have enough levels in the set's class — wear the pieces without the class levels and the bonus simply won't apply.
Class set pieces are easy to spot: their names appear in lime green, and they drop with their own loot beam.
In development
Additional class sets and one-of-a-kind Unique items are still being added.
Spotting a set piece
- Name — set pieces carry the set's name. Class-set pieces are colored lime green; ability and stat set pieces keep their normal quality color.
- On equip — floating text shows the set name, how many pieces are active, and the current bonus.
- On the ground — a distinct loot beam marks set and unique drops.