Maximilian313
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Which Armor Set is best for Clerics?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Best Armor Set?
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Atomos
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Tolassian Chain armors are pretty attractive mid game option. You'll probably want to mix in some unique or good blessed plate pieces as those come along. Holy Helm, Lionskin Cuirass, and Blessed Plate Leggings are available in fixed locations.
Maximilian313
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And which one is best overall for 2H Warrior?
Atomos
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@VDX_360 it won't hurt anyone to post a proposition 
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My proposition for mid level is:
Helm:
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Gauntlets:
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Get into the Grey Library peacefully asap. A single necromantic book is enough to seal the deal 
Body armor :
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Boots:
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These are rare, but good if you stumble upon them
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All time classic for special missions
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Hipster classic for special missions
Leggings:
Getting good leggings on mid levels is freaking tough, look for these:
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If you're unlucky and/or don't want to farm, then these are good:
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.My proposition for mid level is:
Helm:
Heroic Helm - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Explorer Gauntlets - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Body armor :
Legion Breastplate - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Myrosian Boots - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Legion Boots - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Ruined Dragoon Boots - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Jungle Boots - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Leggings:
Getting good leggings on mid levels is freaking tough, look for these:
Legion Leggings - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Myrosian Leggings - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
Platemail Leggings - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
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To go directly to the Wiki armour page click this. I recommend sorting by Armour rating.
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Armor Table - Exiled Kingdoms Wiki
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For clarity, I'm not trying to brush off a common question so much as I trying to be consistent that context matters.
The Explorer Gauntlets are a great example of the issue. They are hands down one of the best hand pieces in the game, and with luck or out of game knowledge, can be gotten fairly early in the game. Warriors, and Rogues rejoice!
But mages, and clerics can't equip them. And 2-H warriors might prefer something else (not recommended, but plausible).
As for weapons, the troll rule is obvious --- fire is best as nothing else can kill a troll. So is elemental weakness / resistence of enimies.
But there are more subtle details in the game mechanics.
Cleave: Elemental damage hits all enemies with full force, while physical damage is reduced.
Critical: Physicals damage is improved, not elemental damage (unless using a pure elemental staff).
Charge / Whirlwind / Flank / Fury: Physical damage is improved, not elemental damage.
So if you're playing a 2-H combat beast heavily using Charge and Whirlwind, you might want to use pure physical weapons over similar DPS weapons that have extra elemental damage.
So rather than trying to comment all the possible circumstances that could play a role in an assessment of what is "best" it seems simpler to just state context matters a lot.
Because the game is open world, even a new player without out-of-game knowledge can stumble across a wide range of possible equipment in the game. In addition, lucky drops (e.g. golem's fist) can really change things, too.
The Explorer Gauntlets are a great example of the issue. They are hands down one of the best hand pieces in the game, and with luck or out of game knowledge, can be gotten fairly early in the game. Warriors, and Rogues rejoice!
But mages, and clerics can't equip them. And 2-H warriors might prefer something else (not recommended, but plausible).
As for weapons, the troll rule is obvious --- fire is best as nothing else can kill a troll. So is elemental weakness / resistence of enimies.
But there are more subtle details in the game mechanics.
Cleave: Elemental damage hits all enemies with full force, while physical damage is reduced.
Critical: Physicals damage is improved, not elemental damage (unless using a pure elemental staff).
Charge / Whirlwind / Flank / Fury: Physical damage is improved, not elemental damage.
So if you're playing a 2-H combat beast heavily using Charge and Whirlwind, you might want to use pure physical weapons over similar DPS weapons that have extra elemental damage.
So rather than trying to comment all the possible circumstances that could play a role in an assessment of what is "best" it seems simpler to just state context matters a lot.
Because the game is open world, even a new player without out-of-game knowledge can stumble across a wide range of possible equipment in the game. In addition, lucky drops (e.g. golem's fist) can really change things, too.
Atomos
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Good point! Threads like this one are good for sharing out of game knowledge. Experienced players can show what gear is good to have, and browsing hundreds of wiki pages isn't necessary. Wiki is awesome, but still time consuming :s
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I prefer the first few play throughs of a game to be spoiler and Wiki free. I feel like using either ruins a game's fist-time experience.
Trolls aren't that scary if you know you'll need fire. But, first time they were added to the game, oh yeah, players felt the fear.
The game has lots of little twists or surprises that add a lot of enjoyment to the game.
Trolls aren't that scary if you know you'll need fire. But, first time they were added to the game, oh yeah, players felt the fear.
The game has lots of little twists or surprises that add a lot of enjoyment to the game.