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| - Armor sets are armor pieces that share the same name.
- Every class has "dungeon", "raid", and "PvP" equipment sets available to them. These sets are typically head, shoulder, chest, wrist, hands, waist, legs, and feet items (8 pieces altogether), but set composition can vary dramatically. Theoretically, these sets benefit the activity one engages in to acquire them: PvP sets are best in PvP situations, raid sets in raid situations, etc., but some players have found it more beneficial to mix and match. All sets give extra bonuses when wearing multiple pieces of the set.
- An Armor set is collection of equipment that provides an additional bonus when worn together or are associated by other distinctions.
- Armor set are made up of separate pieces of armor, jewelry, and weapons with the same names. The more pieces of a set are being worn, the higher the added bonuses.
- Armor Sets are groups of armor that share the same name, style, and manufacturer for the various pieces for different armor slots. Individual pieces of armor within an armor set may have different rarity tiers, defense levels, or additional abilities, though more valuable pieces within a set may have designations noting that they are more developed, such as "Mk. 20" or "III."
- Armor set is something that sounds and acts like the set items you see in Diablo II. When all the pieces of the set are worn together, it gives a lot of positive buffs that are normally very good. Armor sets are armors that can only be obtained from Mission Maps (Arcade Mode). Their market price ranges from 1 - 20 Gold pieces, as they are very rare and useful. When armor sets are worn, they are soulbound (Except for Dismantle or Selling to NPC, you can't trade or put in market). So it is suggested that you will only wear it when you want to collect them all.
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| - Armor set is something that sounds and acts like the set items you see in Diablo II. When all the pieces of the set are worn together, it gives a lot of positive buffs that are normally very good. Armor sets are armors that can only be obtained from Mission Maps (Arcade Mode). Their market price ranges from 1 - 20 Gold pieces, as they are very rare and useful. When armor sets are worn, they are soulbound (Except for Dismantle or Selling to NPC, you can't trade or put in market). So it is suggested that you will only wear it when you want to collect them all. When all armor in a set is completed, 3 buffs will be given and a small bright ball will hover around the user.eain Armor sets consists of Helm, Shoulder, Chest, Leggings, Gloves, and Boots. Each Mission Map gives a different type of armor, therefore making life easier. Armor sets can also be obtained by exchanging jewels with the "Quartermaster" Lv 20 Armor Set Items Can Be obained by 2 stars hookah
- Armor sets are armor pieces that share the same name.
- Every class has "dungeon", "raid", and "PvP" equipment sets available to them. These sets are typically head, shoulder, chest, wrist, hands, waist, legs, and feet items (8 pieces altogether), but set composition can vary dramatically. Theoretically, these sets benefit the activity one engages in to acquire them: PvP sets are best in PvP situations, raid sets in raid situations, etc., but some players have found it more beneficial to mix and match. All sets give extra bonuses when wearing multiple pieces of the set.
- An Armor set is collection of equipment that provides an additional bonus when worn together or are associated by other distinctions.
- Armor set are made up of separate pieces of armor, jewelry, and weapons with the same names. The more pieces of a set are being worn, the higher the added bonuses.
- Armor Sets are groups of armor that share the same name, style, and manufacturer for the various pieces for different armor slots. Individual pieces of armor within an armor set may have different rarity tiers, defense levels, or additional abilities, though more valuable pieces within a set may have designations noting that they are more developed, such as "Mk. 20" or "III."
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