Gear and loot

You carry a bag of 24 cells, and only what is in it can be worn. Click an item to put it on, and whatever it replaces goes into the same cell. Drag an item onto another cell to move it, though not in the middle of a fight. Herbs, ore, wood, cloth, potions and recipe scrolls go into a separate materials pouch.

Wearing an item binds it to you. It still comes off and goes back in the bag, and you can throw it away or sell it to a vendor (any vendor will sell back the last 20 things you sold, for what they fetched), but it can never go up at the auction house. Its tooltip says "Soulbound"; anything not yet worn says "Binds when equipped". What a new character starts out wearing is bound, and the spares in its bag are not.

Where it comes from

• Creatures in the wilds drop something common or uncommon 20% of the time. Those below ground drop something 30% of the time, and it can be rare. A warden always drops something uncommon or rare. A veteran (a zone boss, a keeper's two guards, a castle's garrison) and a keeper always drop something rare.
• The rarer the item, the less often it drops. Against each common item, an uncommon one comes 0.25× as often and a rare one 0.05×. So a drop in the wilds is uncommon about one time in five. A warden's drop is usually uncommon.
• Every kind of creature has a set of its own, and killing one may leave a piece of it besides its other loot (see Creature sets below).
• Hoards below ground give each party member an epic piece of their class's dungeon set (see below), or a rare item where the dungeon has no sets, and an uncommon-or-rare one.
• A dungeon's keeper also gives everyone standing where it fell a rare item, except whoever killed it, whose rare is the keeper's own drop.
• The last quest of each quest line gives an uncommon-or-rare item when you hand it in, at the quest's level; so do the older quests that stand alone.
• Vendors sell the common things, plus a few better ones in limited numbers.
• Players make it. Sewing, leatherworking, armorsmithing and weaponsmithing make every piece of the world's sets and every weapon below, and jewelcrafting makes thirty rings and amulets that nothing drops and nobody sells. What a player makes may come out Fine, Superior or Masterwork.

Item levels

Loot is minted at the level of wherever it came from: a kill's at the creature's level less what its tier added, so an elite, a warden or a keeper drops gear for its zone rather than for its tier. Each level past the first adds 15% of the item's attribute bonus and 12% of a weapon's damage. An item asks for its own level, and you cannot wear it until you reach it.

Armour

Every piece of armour for the head, shoulders, chest, back, hands, waist, legs and feet is cloth, leather, chain or plate, and each class wears up to its heaviest. A chest piece may carry pauldrons, a belt or a tabard of its own; wear something on your shoulders, waist or back and it takes that part's place. Anything lighter is fine too, so a warrior can wear a wizard's hat. Rings, necklaces, weapons and off-hands have no type, and anyone can wear them.

Your bag greys out armour your class cannot wear, and its description says so in red. You can still buy it, sell it or put it up at auction.

Weapons

Most classes can hold any weapon, but three are held to one kind: a mage wields only a staff, a bard only an instrument, a lute or a mandolin, and a rogue only a dagger. Hobb in Spitehold sells daggers at every grade, and each outpost's trader sells some too. Off-hands are not weapons, so anyone can carry a shield, a parrying dagger or a chamberstick. A shield in the off hand lets you block blows and shots, and a blade in the main hand lets you parry blows (see misses, dodges, parries and blocks). The bag greys out a weapon your class cannot wield, the same as armour, and one you were already holding is put back in your bag when you log in, if it has room.

A rogue may carry any dagger in its off hand as well. Clicking a dagger in the bag wears it in whichever hand is empty; to choose the hand, drag it onto that slot of the character sheet. A dagger in the off hand adds its attributes and nothing more, because every blow is struck with the main hand. A dagger's description compares it with what is in both hands.

Weapons in the world

Besides the plain weapons the vendors sell, every kind of weapon comes in ten looks of its own: four common, four uncommon and two rare, each in its own metal, wood or crystal. Nobody sells them; they drop like any loot, or are forged by weaponsmiths. A rarer one hits harder than the plain weapon it is shaped like and carries more besides. Staves keep the colour of their crystal in the bolts they cast, and the lutes and mandolins play the same tune as the bard's own.

Sets in the world

Out in the world, every kind of armour comes in sets of five, each set in its own colours and its hat its own shape. Anyone whose class can wear the armour can wear the set. They drop like any loot, at the set's rarity. Which piece comes is down to chance.

Cloth sets are a hat, a robe, gloves, trousers and shoes. The hats are wizard's hats: the Hedge-Witch's crooked and sagging, the Pilgrim's low under a broad flat brim, the Astral's tall, curled over and thick with stars. Every piece of every cloth set can also be sewn, once its pattern drops, and a sewn piece may come out Fine, Superior or Masterwork, with more of each attribute than one found. Leather sets are made by leatherworking, and chain and plate by armorsmithing, the same way.

Leather sets are a hat, a jerkin, gloves, leggings and boots. The hats are bycockets, beaked at the front and turned up behind: the Drover's broad-brimmed and nearly flat, the Nightjar's sharp-beaked with a purple plume, the Stagking's tall with a long white plume on a gilt band.

Chain sets are a coif, a hauberk, gloves, chausses and boots. The coif is ordinary mail, and each set wears its own steel cap over it: the Sentry's a round skullcap with a nose guard, the Wayfarer's a broad kettle hat, the Stormguard's a tall ribbed spangenhelm, the Ravenmail's black and swept back to a long spike.

Plate sets are a helm, a breastplate, gauntlets, greaves and sabatons, and only a warrior wears them. Each set's helm is its own: the Bulwark's low, round and heavily riveted, the Barrowguard's squat with its nape flared over the shoulders, the Sunsteel's gilt with a tall crest, the Dreadnought's black and close-cheeked under great horns.

Creature sets

Every kind of creature has a set of armour made from it, eight pieces: head, shoulders, chest, back, hands, waist, legs and feet. A wolf's is a hood with the wolf's head on it over grey fur; a skeleton warrior's a skull helm and plates of bone; a spider's a silk weave with a cowl of mandibles. Only that creature leaves its pieces, and each comes at the level of what you killed, as any of its loot would. All of them are uncommon.

A kill in the wilds leaves a piece 4% of the time, and one below ground 8%. A warden leaves one 35% of the time, and a zone's boss or a dungeon's keeper 50%. Which piece is down to chance, every slot alike. Everyone who earns the kill rolls for their own. The fallen king's plate comes only off a keeper, never off the brigands and castle garrisons who wear the same body.

Wear all eight pieces of one set and it adds 6 more points, spread as its pieces lean and grown with the lowest piece's level, and one more rank of a talent: Pathfinder, Steadfast, Subtlety, Threat, Field Medic, Scavenger or Thick Hide, past the most ranks you could learn. The character sheet lists it under Set worn whole.

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  Wolfpelt Hide

  Wolf · Leather

  Wolfpelt Hood, Wolfpelt Jerkin, Wolfpelt Gloves, Wolfpelt Leggings, Wolfpelt Boots, Wolfpelt Spaulders, Wolfpelt Belt, Wolfpelt Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +4 Dexterity, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Impskin Leathers

  Imp · Leather

  Impskin Horned Cap, Impskin Jerkin, Impskin Gloves, Impskin Leggings, Impskin Boots, Impskin Spaulders, Impskin Belt, Impskin Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Strength, +3 Dexterity, +1 Intelligence, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Puglin Tusker's Hide

  Puglin · Leather

  Tusker's Hood, Tusker's Jerkin, Tusker's Gloves, Tusker's Leggings, Tusker's Boots, Tusker's Spaulders, Tusker's Belt, Tusker's Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +2 Strength, +1 Dexterity, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Yetifur Hide

  Yeti · Leather

  Yetifur Hood, Yetifur Jerkin, Yetifur Gloves, Yetifur Leggings, Yetifur Boots, Yetifur Spaulders, Yetifur Belt, Yetifur Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Stamina, +1 Strength, and one more rank of Thick Hide.

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  Warpaint Hide

  Tribal · Leather

  Warpaint Headdress, Warpaint Jerkin, Warpaint Gloves, Warpaint Leggings, Warpaint Boots, Warpaint Spaulders, Warpaint Belt, Warpaint Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +1 Strength, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Frogskin

  Bog Frog · Leather

  Frogskin Hood, Frogskin Jerkin, Frogskin Gloves, Frogskin Leggings, Frogskin Boots, Frogskin Spaulders, Frogskin Belt, Frogskin Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Shadowwrap

  Ninja · Leather

  Shadowwrap Hood, Shadowwrap Jerkin, Shadowwrap Gloves, Shadowwrap Leggings, Shadowwrap Boots, Shadowwrap Spaulders, Shadowwrap Belt, Shadowwrap Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Dexterity, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Spikeblob Hide

  Spiky Blob · Leather

  Spikeblob Spiked Cap, Spikeblob Jerkin, Spikeblob Gloves, Spikeblob Leggings, Spikeblob Boots, Spikeblob Spaulders, Spikeblob Belt, Spikeblob Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Glubskin

  Glub · Leather

  Glubskin Hood, Glubskin Jerkin, Glubskin Gloves, Glubskin Leggings, Glubskin Boots, Glubskin Spaulders, Glubskin Belt, Glubskin Cloak

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Bonerattle Leathers

  Skeleton · Leather

  Bonerattle Skull Mask, Bonerattle Jerkin, Bonerattle Gloves, Bonerattle Leggings, Bonerattle Boots, Bonerattle Spaulders, Bonerattle Belt, Bonerattle Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +4 Dexterity, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Bonecutter Garb

  Skeleton Rogue · Leather

  Bonecutter Hood, Bonecutter Jerkin, Bonecutter Gloves, Bonecutter Leggings, Bonecutter Boots, Bonecutter Spaulders, Bonecutter Belt, Bonecutter Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Dexterity, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Harefur Garb

  Hare · Leather

  Harefur Eared Hood, Harefur Jerkin, Harefur Gloves, Harefur Leggings, Harefur Boots, Harefur Spaulders, Harefur Belt, Harefur Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Dexterity, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Foxbrush Leathers

  Fox · Leather

  Foxbrush Hood, Foxbrush Jerkin, Foxbrush Gloves, Foxbrush Leggings, Foxbrush Boots, Foxbrush Spaulders, Foxbrush Belt, Foxbrush Cloak

  Worn whole: +6 Dexterity, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Badgerhide

  Badger · Leather

  Badgerhide Striped Cap, Badgerhide Jerkin, Badgerhide Gloves, Badgerhide Leggings, Badgerhide Boots, Badgerhide Spaulders, Badgerhide Belt, Badgerhide Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Stamina, +1 Strength, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Nightpelt Hide

  Black Wolf · Leather

  Nightpelt Hood, Nightpelt Jerkin, Nightpelt Gloves, Nightpelt Leggings, Nightpelt Boots, Nightpelt Spaulders, Nightpelt Belt, Nightpelt Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Strength, +4 Dexterity, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Frostpelt Hide

  Frost Wolf · Leather

  Frostpelt Hood, Frostpelt Jerkin, Frostpelt Gloves, Frostpelt Leggings, Frostpelt Boots, Frostpelt Spaulders, Frostpelt Belt, Frostpelt Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Thick Hide.

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  Direpelt Harness

  Dire Wolf · Leather

  Direpelt Wolfhead Hood, Direpelt Jerkin, Direpelt Gloves, Direpelt Leggings, Direpelt Boots, Direpelt Spaulders, Direpelt Belt, Direpelt Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +2 Strength, +1 Dexterity, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Houndhide

  Feral Dog · Leather

  Houndhide Cap, Houndhide Jerkin, Houndhide Gloves, Houndhide Leggings, Houndhide Boots, Houndhide Spaulders, Houndhide Belt, Houndhide Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +1 Strength, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Scavenger.

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  Catskin Leathers

  Wildcat · Leather

  Catskin Hood, Catskin Jerkin, Catskin Gloves, Catskin Leggings, Catskin Boots, Catskin Spaulders, Catskin Belt, Catskin Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Dexterity, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Ratfur Rags

  Rat · Cloth

  Ratfur Cowl, Ratfur Robe, Ratfur Gloves, Ratfur Trousers, Ratfur Shoes, Ratfur Mantle, Ratfur Sash, Ratfur Cape

  Worn whole: +3 Dexterity, +2 Intelligence, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Spidersilk Weave

  Spider · Cloth

  Spidersilk Cowl, Spidersilk Robe, Spidersilk Gloves, Spidersilk Trousers, Spidersilk Shoes, Spidersilk Mantle, Spidersilk Sash, Spidersilk Cape

  Worn whole: +3 Dexterity, +3 Intelligence, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Slimehide Garb

  Slime · Cloth

  Slimehide Cowl, Slimehide Robe, Slimehide Gloves, Slimehide Trousers, Slimehide Shoes, Slimehide Mantle, Slimehide Sash, Slimehide Cape

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Gravewalker's Rags

  Zombie · Cloth

  Gravewalker's Cowl, Gravewalker's Robe, Gravewalker's Gloves, Gravewalker's Trousers, Gravewalker's Shoes, Gravewalker's Mantle, Gravewalker's Sash, Gravewalker's Cape

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Willpower, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Wraithshroud

  Ghost · Cloth

  Wraithshroud Veil, Wraithshroud Robe, Wraithshroud Gloves, Wraithshroud Trousers, Wraithshroud Shoes, Wraithshroud Mantle, Wraithshroud Sash, Wraithshroud Cape

  Worn whole: +1 Dexterity, +1 Intelligence, +4 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Sporecrown Regalia

  Mushroom King · Cloth

  Sporecrown Cap, Sporecrown Robe, Sporecrown Gloves, Sporecrown Trousers, Sporecrown Shoes, Sporecrown Mantle, Sporecrown Sash, Sporecrown Cape

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Mushnub Weeds

  Mushnub · Cloth

  Mushnub Cap, Mushnub Robe, Mushnub Gloves, Mushnub Trousers, Mushnub Shoes, Mushnub Mantle, Mushnub Sash, Mushnub Cape

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +2 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Eldercap Vestments

  Elder Mushnub · Cloth

  Eldercap Cap, Eldercap Robe, Eldercap Gloves, Eldercap Trousers, Eldercap Shoes, Eldercap Mantle, Eldercap Sash, Eldercap Cape

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Blobwizard's Weeds

  Blob Wizard · Cloth

  Blobwizard's Hat, Blobwizard's Robe, Blobwizard's Gloves, Blobwizard's Trousers, Blobwizard's Shoes, Blobwizard's Mantle, Blobwizard's Sash, Blobwizard's Cape

  Worn whole: +4 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Squidle Inkweave

  Squidle · Cloth

  Squidle Hood, Squidle Robe, Squidle Gloves, Squidle Trousers, Squidle Shoes, Squidle Mantle, Squidle Sash, Squidle Cape

  Worn whole: +3 Dexterity, +2 Intelligence, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Bonecaster Regalia

  Skeleton Mage · Cloth

  Bonecaster Cowl, Bonecaster Robe, Bonecaster Gloves, Bonecaster Trousers, Bonecaster Shoes, Bonecaster Mantle, Bonecaster Sash, Bonecaster Cape

  Worn whole: +4 Intelligence, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Field Medic.

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  Adderscale Weave

  Adder · Cloth

  Adderscale Hooded Cowl, Adderscale Robe, Adderscale Gloves, Adderscale Trousers, Adderscale Shoes, Adderscale Mantle, Adderscale Sash, Adderscale Cape

  Worn whole: +3 Dexterity, +2 Intelligence, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Subtlety.

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  Goblin Scrapmail

  Goblin · Chain

  Goblin Scrap Coif, Goblin Scrap Hauberk, Goblin Scrap Gloves, Goblin Scrap Chausses, Goblin Scrap Boots, Goblin Scrap Spaulders, Goblin Scrap Belt, Goblin Scrap Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Scavenger.

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  Dragonscale Mail

  Dragon · Chain

  Dragonscale Horned Coif, Dragonscale Hauberk, Dragonscale Gloves, Dragonscale Chausses, Dragonscale Boots, Dragonscale Spaulders, Dragonscale Belt, Dragonscale Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +1 Strength, +2 Intelligence, and one more rank of Thick Hide.

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  Cactoro Spinemail

  Cactoro · Chain

  Cactoro Coif, Cactoro Hauberk, Cactoro Gloves, Cactoro Chausses, Cactoro Boots, Cactoro Spaulders, Cactoro Belt, Cactoro Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Dinohide Mail

  Dino · Chain

  Dinohide Coif, Dinohide Hauberk, Dinohide Gloves, Dinohide Chausses, Dinohide Boots, Dinohide Spaulders, Dinohide Belt, Dinohide Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +2 Strength, +1 Dexterity, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Tidescale Mail

  Fishman · Chain

  Tidescale Coif, Tidescale Hauberk, Tidescale Gloves, Tidescale Chausses, Tidescale Boots, Tidescale Spaulders, Tidescale Belt, Tidescale Cloak

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Armabee Chitin

  Armabee · Chain

  Armabee Coif, Armabee Hauberk, Armabee Gloves, Armabee Chausses, Armabee Boots, Armabee Spaulders, Armabee Belt, Armabee Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +4 Dexterity, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Queen's Chitin

  Armabee Queen · Chain

  Queen's Chitin Coif, Queen's Chitin Hauberk, Queen's Chitin Gloves, Queen's Chitin Chausses, Queen's Chitin Boots, Queen's Chitin Spaulders, Queen's Chitin Belt, Queen's Chitin Cloak

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Dexterity, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Pathfinder.

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  Tuskmail

  Wild Boar · Chain

  Tuskmail Tusked Coif, Tuskmail Hauberk, Tuskmail Gloves, Tuskmail Chausses, Tuskmail Boots, Tuskmail Spaulders, Tuskmail Belt, Tuskmail Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +3 Strength, and one more rank of Threat.

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  Orcish Warplate

  Orc · Plate

  Orcish Helm, Orcish Breastplate, Orcish Gauntlets, Orcish Greaves, Orcish Sabatons, Orcish Pauldrons, Orcish Girdle, Orcish Cloak

  Worn whole: +2 Stamina, +4 Strength, and one more rank of Threat.

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  Skullbearer Plate

  Skull Orc · Plate

  Skullbearer Helm, Skullbearer Breastplate, Skullbearer Gauntlets, Skullbearer Greaves, Skullbearer Sabatons, Skullbearer Pauldrons, Skullbearer Girdle, Skullbearer Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +2 Strength, +1 Willpower, and one more rank of Threat.

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  Ogrehide Harness

  Ogre · Plate

  Ogrehide Helm, Ogrehide Breastplate, Ogrehide Gauntlets, Ogrehide Greaves, Ogrehide Sabatons, Ogrehide Pauldrons, Ogrehide Girdle, Ogrehide Cloak

  Worn whole: +4 Stamina, +2 Strength, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Fallen Knight's Plate

  Keeper of the Deep · Plate

  Fallen Knight's Crowned Helm, Fallen Knight's Breastplate, Fallen Knight's Gauntlets, Fallen Knight's Greaves, Fallen Knight's Sabatons, Fallen Knight's Pauldrons, Fallen Knight's Girdle, Fallen Knight's Cloak

  Worn whole: +3 Stamina, +1 Strength, +2 Willpower, and one more rank of Threat.

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  Felhorn Plate

  Demon · Plate

  Felhorn Helm, Felhorn Breastplate, Felhorn Gauntlets, Felhorn Greaves, Felhorn Sabatons, Felhorn Pauldrons, Felhorn Girdle, Felhorn Cloak

  Worn whole: +1 Stamina, +3 Strength, +2 Intelligence, and one more rank of Threat.

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  Goleling Shards

  Goleling · Plate

  Goleling Helm, Goleling Breastplate, Goleling Gauntlets, Goleling Greaves, Goleling Sabatons, Goleling Pauldrons, Goleling Girdle, Goleling Cloak

  Worn whole: +5 Stamina, +1 Intelligence, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Golemstone Plate

  Golem · Plate

  Golemstone Helm, Golemstone Breastplate, Golemstone Gauntlets, Golemstone Greaves, Golemstone Sabatons, Golemstone Pauldrons, Golemstone Girdle, Golemstone Cloak

  Worn whole: +4 Stamina, +2 Strength, and one more rank of Steadfast.

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  Boneward Plate

  Skeleton Warrior · Plate

  Boneward Skull Helm, Boneward Breastplate, Boneward Gauntlets, Boneward Greaves, Boneward Sabatons, Boneward Pauldrons, Boneward Girdle, Boneward Cloak

  Worn whole: +4 Stamina, +2 Strength, and one more rank of Threat.

Dungeon sets

Each dungeon keeps a set of armour for every class, five pieces each: head, chest, hands, legs and feet. They are epic, the only epic items there are, and a piece is worn only by the class it was made for, so a priest cannot wear the mage's robe even though both wear cloth.

Pieces come only from the dungeon's hoard, in the keeper's lair. Each member's share holds one piece of their own class's set, minted at the hoard's level. Which piece is down to chance, every slot alike, and you may get one you already have, so a full set takes several runs. A run pays once: rerolling the dungeon brings a new chest, and a new piece.

Two dungeons have sets: the Sewers under Spitehold, and the Hollow Hill on Cairnholt Downs:

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  Floodgate Plate

  Warrior only · Plate · The Sewers

  Floodgate Visor, Floodgate Breastplate, Floodgate Gauntlets, Floodgate Legplates, Floodgate Sabatons

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  Drainrunner Scale

  Ranger only · Chain · The Sewers

  Drainrunner Coif, Drainrunner Scale Hauberk, Drainrunner Vambraces, Drainrunner Leggings, Drainrunner Boots

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  Gutterlark Leathers

  Bard only · Leather · The Sewers

  Gutterlark Cap, Gutterlark Jerkin, Gutterlark Fingerless Gloves, Gutterlark Breeches, Gutterlark Boots

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  Cistern-Sage Regalia

  Mage only · Cloth · The Sewers

  Cistern-Sage Peaked Cowl, Cistern-Sage Robe, Cistern-Sage Bell Cuffs, Cistern-Sage Legwraps, Cistern-Sage Slippers

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  Lanternkeeper Vestments

  Priest only · Cloth · The Sewers

  Lanternkeeper Wimple, Lanternkeeper Vestment, Lanternkeeper Bandages, Lanternkeeper Leggings, Lanternkeeper Sandals

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  Sluicebreaker Garb

  Rogue only · Leather · The Sewers

  Sluicebreaker Hood, Sluicebreaker Jerkin, Sluicebreaker Wraps, Sluicebreaker Leggings, Sluicebreaker Boots

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  Wightlord Plate

  Warrior only · Plate · The Hollow Hill

  Wightlord Crown-Helm, Wightlord Breastplate, Wightlord Gauntlets, Wightlord Legplates, Wightlord Sabatons

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  Howewarden Mail

  Ranger only · Chain · The Hollow Hill

  Howewarden Coif, Howewarden Hauberk, Howewarden Vambraces, Howewarden Chausses, Howewarden Boots

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  Dirgesinger's Leathers

  Bard only · Leather · The Hollow Hill

  Dirgesinger's Mourning Cap, Dirgesinger's Jerkin, Dirgesinger's Gloves, Dirgesinger's Breeches, Dirgesinger's Boots

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  Barrowseer Regalia

  Mage only · Cloth · The Hollow Hill

  Barrowseer Hood, Barrowseer Robe, Barrowseer Bone Cuffs, Barrowseer Legwraps, Barrowseer Slippers

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  Shroudtender Vestments

  Priest only · Cloth · The Hollow Hill

  Shroudtender Veil, Shroudtender Vestment, Shroudtender Windings, Shroudtender Leggings, Shroudtender Sandals

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  Gravecutter Garb

  Rogue only · Leather · The Hollow Hill

  Gravecutter Hood, Gravecutter Jerkin, Gravecutter Wraps, Gravecutter Leggings, Gravecutter Boots

Each is shaped to look like nothing else. In the Sewers, Floodgate Plate is verdigris bronze with a visored helm and riveted pauldrons, Drainrunner Scale is teal scale mail with a long skirt, Gutterlark Leathers are oxblood and studded with a brimmed cap, Cistern-Sage Regalia is an indigo robe with pale runes and a peaked cowl, Lanternkeeper Vestments are bone-white linen with sage cross-stitch, and the Sluicebreaker Garb is soot-black leather crossed by rust-orange straps.

The Barrow's are grave goods. Wightlord Plate is blackened iron chased with old gold, its helm ringed by a circlet of points. Howewarden Mail is dark bronze rings over peat-stained hide, with a long mantle and a hauberk to the knee. Dirgesinger's Leathers are plum-black, ruled with silver staves, under a tall mourning cap. Barrowseer Regalia is an ash-grey robe to the calf, with a deep hood and bone beads. Shroudtender Vestments are grave-white linen crossed by grey windings, under a veil. The Gravecutter Garb is peat-dark leather with a moss-green strap of stolen coins.

Your collection

Once you have found every piece of a named set, a set in the world, a creature's or a dungeon's, it goes into your collection, opened with J. The pieces need not be found together or kept: each counts from the moment it reaches your bag, so a piece sold, listed or thrown away still counts toward the set.

Any piece of a set in your collection can be made again, wherever you are. It comes at the highest item level you ever found that piece at, costs what a vendor would pay for it, and arrives bound, so selling it back gets you only what it cost, and the auction house won't take it.

What you look like

Everyone sees what you wear, and each piece is drawn on you only while you wear it, so take something off and the skin underneath shows. Cloth is linen or a dark robe, and leather is brown. Chain is grey ring mail, and plate is faceted steel with pauldrons and knee plates. Gilded plate is plate in gold. On the head, cloth is a wizard's hat with a floppy brim, tall with stars on it or one of the cloth sets' own, leather a bycocket with a beaked brim and a red feather, chain a mail coif that drapes over the shoulders, and plate a pointed helm with a nasal and cheek plates. A coif or a helm takes the place of your hair; the hats sit on top of it. Your weapons are in your hands.

Everyone starts in the same plain linen tunic and trousers, bareheaded, barehanded and barefoot, and neither adds anything: better armour is bought or found. Each class starts with its own weapons, and all but the priest carry a spare or two:

See every item.