Gear sets
We're going relatively traditional in the gear access points by being driven by level tier that players will have access to. So as you advance in your adventuring class you will begin to unlock the ability to equip gear of a higher level.[2] – Steven Sharif
Gear sets (also known as tier sets) are a part of Ashes of Creation.[2][4]
- Different tiers of gear are accessible based on a character's level.[2][4]
- Players gain bonuses depending on the number of pieces of the set they have equipped.[2][4]
- There are passive abilities that can be chosen to become more adept with certain set types.[4]
- There will be viable non-set builds.[6]
- Racial appearance of gear sets is tied to the character model of that race.[7]
- It may be possible to store and swap gear sets with a single button press when out of combat.[8]
Approximately 49 unique gear sets are obtainable in Alpha-1 from crafting, quests, drops and exploration.[9]
- These are unique sets with different stats, but some may be similar in appearance.[9]
List of gear sets

This is fully modeled and completed top grade armor and this is obviously a plate set that you're seeing. This is an armor set you can achieve in game.[11] – Steven Sharif
In-game achievable gear sets.[9][2][4]
- Aegis of Fangs
- Ambitious Academic Armor
- Chipped
- Curiass of the Pride
- Dark Fortunes
- Dawnclaw Ward
- Dented
- Dragon's Protection
- Dull
- Eldritch
- Eldritch Touched Regalia
- Etherial
- Faded
- Frayed
- Guard of the Effulgent Moon
- Imposing
- Lava Forged
- Livery of the Setting Sun
- Refurbished
- Ripped
- River Stalker Armor
- Runeweaver's Ensemble
- Sharpened
- Titanbark
- Torn
- Transcendent
- Worn
Item rarities
Item rarities in Ashes of Creation.
Armor themes

You're not going to get one set of armor that's going to be situationally relevant for every encounter you might face- that's crazy- and as a result of that you're going to have to succeed in acquiring sets that are situationally relevant for the types of encounters you are intending to face.[19] – Steven Sharif
Armor characteristics are in general determined by the "type" of armor (Light, Medium, Heavy).[20]
- Stat values will be predominately the same but may be able to be adjusted by crafters who are capable with that type of armor.[20]
- The stat values on armor can include both damage dealing and damage mitigation stats.[19]
- Certain armor types are going to have certain type of predominant stat values. So there's going to be certain waterfall stats and/or certain primary attributes that are available on certain armor types; and then if you want to have the one that's not more prominently available- those will be rare to get- you'll have to elicit the services of a crafter who's very capable within that particular type of armor in order to get the non-traditional stats and/or waterfalls available. So there's still the ability to get whatever on these but they're going to be more predetermined for certain types of stats and waterfalls.[20] – Steven Sharif
- Set bonuses are granted to wearers of exclusively one type of armor, for example: all cloth, or all plate.[20][20][5]
- There'll be certain types of set bonuses granted across specific full sets or partial sets of armor types. There will be a similar function in how damage is mitigated based on the type of armor you're wearing and how that relates to physical or magical incoming damage. So that's something to keep in mind. It's going to be situational what type of adversarial foe am I facing and what armor is the best against that to mitigate damage.[20] – Steven Sharif
- The "type" of armor (cloth, leather, plate) a character is predominantly wearing is visible in their nameplate.[20][21]
- There will be strengths and weaknesses for armor sets that opponents can exploit with gear enhancements, for example.[20]
- You're going to have certain strengths and weaknesses of armor sets and those can be specced into by your opponents. For example, I might place some type of elemental enhancements on my weapon that horizontally changes my outgoing damage and that's going to reflect based on the opponent on my target opponent and what type of armor they have available to them to counter that.[20] – Steven Sharif
- Itemization choice may potentially play into universal skill sets such as Dodge, Parry, and Active blocking.[20]
- We're playing a little bit with the idea of these universal skill sets, such as dodge, parry, block, active blocking, stuff like that; and progression within those areas. There is something to be said I think for incorporating itemization choice as part of that system as well; and how it might affect that system. That's something that I think is going to be coming up in the pitch phase here shortly from design as we implement those universal skills. So you can look out in the future for more information on that.[20] – Steven Sharif
Light armor
Light armor (also referred to as Robes and Cloth armor).[23][24]
- Light armor is more mobile than heavier armor.[25]
- Light armor is geared towards magical damage mitigation.[26][27]
Medium armor

Leather gives you a blend between both worlds. It also will have different types of set benefits that aren't purely related to damage mitigation. So that could be outgoing skill damage, it could be critical chances, it could be some other waterfall stats that are associated with it. Our armors don't just boil down to damage type mitigation.[19] – Steven Sharif
Medium armor (also referred to as Leather armor) can incorporate robe, chainmail, and plate, influences.[23][24][29]
- May provide some benefits from light armor or heavy armor.[19]
- May also include benefits that aren't purely related to damage mitigation, such as improved critical chance.[19]
Heavy armor
Heavy armor is predominantly plate metal, but may incorporate other influences, such as leather.[29]
- Heavy armor typically has more HP than lighter armor.[25]
- Heavy armor is geared towards physical damage mitigation.[26]
Damage mitigation
There won't be any damage dampening due to differences in levels in either PvP or PvE.[31]
Damage numbers will not be so large as to be meaningless.[32]
We don't see the need to have these enormous numbers that are really start to lose meaning. That seems to be an innate design issue with other games as they try to balance the damage output in PvP and in PvE; but our design system allows for a more manageable damage protocol for PvE and PvP to be shared; and those damage protocols relate more to lower numbers.[32] – Steven Sharif
Death by falling is possible.[33]
- Fall damage that occurs while mounted will be first applied to the mount; and if the mount dies as a result, then the remaining damage may overflow onto the player, but this will be determined based on testing.[33]
Resistances
Different damage types are mitigated by the defensive stats (resistances) on different types of armor.[26]
- Certain damage types will be strong or weak against certain enemy types. So you'll have to be somewhat smart about who you're bringing where, or what kind of abilities or specs. Obviously, you'll be able to do the content, but you'll have an easier time with certain contents if you're using a certain spec over others.[34] – Tradd Thompson
- Magic damage is mitigated by cloth armor (light armor).[26]
- Physical damage is mitigated by plate armor (heavy armor).[26]
- There will be resistances to elemental damage.[35][36][37]
- Holy/radiant damage are modifying energy types that have corresponding synergies and resistances.[34][38]
- There is also non-mitigated damage.[26]
- Monsters will have certain types of resistances based on its type.[39][40]
- Not every monster is going to have unique resistances. They'll share groups of types of resistances based on whether that monster is a particular elemental affinity or a particular heavy armor, particular weapon type, you know stuff like that. So there will be resistances groups that are shared by certain types of monsters and their location and as it relates to their lower background and stuff like that.[40] – Steven Sharif
- Players will be able to counter resistances with resistance penetration stats.[40]
Best-in-slot gear
- Crafted items are best-in-slot in Ashes of Creation.[41] Previously it was stated that crafted items will be on-par with best-in-slot items.[42]
- What is considered best-in-slot is based on a character's role and the type of monster they are facing.[43]
- Instanced content will contain scripted and difficult boss fights that drop gear, but the gear drops will not be best-in-slot. These can only be found in the open world.[44]
Crafted items
Crafted items (also referred to as Finished goods, or Final products) are items produced by crafter artisans using crafting stations.[45][46][41][47][48]
- Crafted gear is considered best-in-slot in Ashes of Creation.[41]
- Previously it was stated that crafted items will be on-par with boss dropped items.[49][50][42]
- Crafters will be able to assign different skills/abilities and stats on gear.[51][52]
- Master crafters will be able to influence several (but not all) stats on their crafted items.[51][53]
- Crafted gear in the game is the best gear... One thing that I'm not a fan of is that you develop a crafting system in a game and you've spent a lot of time making this from a material and resource perspective. All the tables that you can receive, all the connectivity in the economy and how crafting is associated with the game; and then you undermine the crafting entirely by presenting a separate route of gear acquisition that is on-par with the crafting efforts. So here you have these people who are acquiring all of the resources getting, all the recipes, leveling up their professions and then everything they make is less or equal to anything you could just have chosen the easier path of and gone down the questing and received the best gear. So what we do focus on is that crafters make the best shit. Excuse me, the best things.[41] – Steven Sharif
- The rarity of crafted items will be commensurate with the effort required to gather, process and craft the items.[42]
- Stats on crafted items will vary based on the item's rarity.[54]
- That plays into our crafting system in and of itself. The idea is for those stats to be variables that can be kind of dictated based on the mastery level of the particular crafter; and the higher they become a master of those professions, whether it be for armor or for weapons or for accessories, they're going to have some agency and put their mark on essentially what items they're introducing into the economy.[54] – Steven Sharif
- Crafters are able to influence what their crafted items will look like.[51][55]
- At the moment, harnessing corruption to warp items into demonic or decayed things is not on the cards.[56]
- A crafter's name is embedded in the items they craft.[57]
- We believe that every item that exists in the world should in some way reflect its creator. As such, there will be extreme versatility in our crafting system – giving crafters the ability to create unique items that represent their strengths and weaknesses.[58]
List of crafted items
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Item | Icon | Item type | Rarity | Level requirement | Set |
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Arcane Tome | ![]() |
Spellbook | Rare | 12 | |
Bludgeonbane | ![]() |
Mace | Epic | 15 | |
Cloth Belt of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Belt | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Boots of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Boots | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Epaulettes of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Shoulders | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Gloves of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Gloves | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Hood of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Helmet | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Leggings of Dark Fortunes | ![]() |
Pants | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Robes of Dark Fortune | ![]() |
Chest armor | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Cloth Sleeves of Dark Fortune | ![]() |
Wrists | Epic | 15 | Dark Fortunes |
Demonic Offering Aegis | ![]() |
Shield | Epic | 15 | |
Eldritch Executioner | ![]() |
Sword | Epic | 15 | Eldritch |
Eldritch Lightguard | ![]() |
Shield | Rare | Eldritch | |
Equilibrium | ![]() |
Mace | Epic | 15 | |
Glacius | ![]() |
Sword | Epic | 15 | |
Headlopper | ![]() |
Halberd | Epic | 15 | |
Imposing Plate Belt | ![]() |
Belt | Rare | 9 | Imposing |
Iron Longsword | ![]() |
Sword | Common | 1 | Iron |
Iron Wand | ![]() |
Wand | Common | 1 | Iron |
Lava Forged Defender | ![]() |
Shield | Rare | Lava Forged | |
Plate Belt of Dragons Protection | ![]() |
Belt | Legendary | 15 | Dragon's Protection |
Plate Boots of Dragons Protection | ![]() |
Boots | Legendary | 15 | Dragon's Protection |
Plate Cussies of Dragons Protection | ![]() |
Pants | Legendary | 15 | Dragon's Protection |
Plate Gauntlets of Dragons Protection | ![]() |
Gloves | Legendary | 15 | Dragon's Protection |
Quill Of The Tundra | ![]() |
Wand | Epic | 15 | |
Ranseur Of Malice | ![]() |
Spear | Epic | 15 | |
Replica Of Dignitas | ![]() |
Axe | Epic | 15 | |
Sharpened Greatsword | ![]() |
Sword | Rare | Sharpened | |
Spire Of Illusion | ![]() |
Staff | Epic | 15 | |
Transcendent Plate Helm | ![]() |
Helmet | Legendary | 15 | Transcendent |
Tundra's Torment | ![]() |
Halberd | Epic | 15 |
Skills and stats on gear
Crafters will be able to assign different skills/abilities and stats on gear.[51][52]
- Master crafters will be able to influence several (but not all) stats on their crafted items.[51][53]
- Stats on crafted items will vary based on the item's rarity.[54]
- There will also be methods of moving stat blocks around but this won't necessarily be an easy task.[20][51]
- All gear will be able to be assigned any stat.[51]
Crafters will be able to 'rejigger' stat blocks; and there will be a couple of other ways to move things around to create both the look and the stat block that you're looking for. It's not always going to be easy. There will be a lot of challenges involved with that. But the goal is to give you guys the option to customize your gear the way you want them to be.[51] – Jeffrey Bard
Not all armor sets will be the cookie cutter kind of set. They will have the influences from the crafter available in it, if it's a crafted set.[52] – Steven Sharif
Gear is broken down into Core Stats and Additional Stats.[59]
Gear enhancement
Gear enhancements (power stones/runes) can be applied to weapons to add elemental or energy types of damage.[60][61]
- Gear enhancements do not increase an item's level requirement.[62]
We are very likely going to have a rune system and then we'll have the ability to sort of enchant weapons outside of that too... That's not always going to be like a vertical progression... Some of it's going to be giving up something to get something else; so maybe I do less physical damage but more magical damage, that kind of thing.[61] – Jeffrey Bard
- Progression in various PvP systems will unlock enchantment stones that grant temporary PvP-focused benefits to gear (via a socketing system).[63] Performance is measured over six month PvP seasons.[64]
It's not as though you're going to necessarily acquire these once and then you're set for your PvP enchantments, but instead you'll have to continually perform month after month in order to keep having those slotted enchantments.[63] – Steven Sharif
Enchanting
Enchanting is not an artisan profession in its own right. Scribes create scrolls that can be utilized by different professions to create enchantments relating to that profession.[65][66]
- Enchantment scrolls can be sold on the open market.[65][67]
- Enchanting does not increase an item's level requirement.[62]
- You don't really push a particular item's level requirement or the identity of that item. You can enhance it, you can add enchantments to it, but it's still the item it is.[62] – Steven Sharif
- Enchanting weapons applies visual effects, such as glows and colors.[11]
Modular armor

You can kind of start to see like some of the components that we put together that we can mix and match and kind of make new armors from. This is kind of like the base chassis for all of that.[68] – Jeffrey Bard
Your base look for the character can be pretty boring, but what Steven gave us a challenge with from day one was to make sure even the base look, the t-shirt and pants, looked amazing... This is your zero character, if you will... Then you can go in and customize everything from the shoulder pads to the elbow pads, the belt that goes around them; do you want duel belts, you want to harness the clothes in the front. So every piece you see on here you can actually customize that at the front end. So what we do is we scale that up from zero, ten and twenty... We scale it up and we customize it; and then I want to really stress that each one of those looks as you progress is different. We're not just repurposing the same armor pieces. We're making unique sets that complement each other as you progress.[68] – Mat Broome
Ashes of Creation Apocalypse will have three different armor themes: Plate, leather and robe.[69]
You can actually have three different types of themes: You have plate, you'll have leather and you'll have robe. So for every armor set that we're showing at each one of those tiers, you're actually gonna have nine unique looks to pick from.[69] – Mat Broome
Gear appearance

We want to be realistic with the application of particular types of armor, such as plate armor. In this regard for the different sexes there's a fine line that has to be drawn between accentuating the form of the sex as well as making it somewhat realistic and actually applicable to the environment.[70] – Steven Sharif
Gear is intended to be realistic in appearance.[71][72]
- There will not be "oversized" weapons.[73]
- Armor will not be overly sexual in appearance.[72]
- I'm more of the mind that it wouldn't really serve a purpose to have bikini plate armor, just in like reality, if you're going to have armor, it should be protective. I think from a fashion statement is enjoyable for some people, but it's a kind of an immersive issue.[71] – Steven Sharif
- Some armor and costumes will be more revealing than others, but there will not be nudity in the game.[74]
- There might be sliders, but there are not gonna be naked sliders.[74] – Steven Sharif
Armor will take on a racial appearance.[75] Weapons will scale in size based on race.[76]
Each race is getting its custom geo pieces, which then will share thematic components such as color palette, attachments, design filigree. Those types of things will get shared across the geo but generally you're going to see unique races with unique geo.[77] – Steven Sharif
- Cosmetics can be used by all races but there may be slight variations to make them work with the body builds of each race.[78]
Players can change gear colors using dyes.[79][80]
Helmet display can be toggled on and off.[81]
Particle effects are used to denote the importance and rarity of some weapons.[83]
Crafters are able to influence what their crafted items will look like.[51][55]
Weapons are able to be sheathed.[84][85]
Appearance slots/Transmogs
Gear will have appearance slots (Transmutation/Transmog/cosmetic slots) that are used to copy the appearance of an item (in some cases).[86][4]
- There are rules when applying cosmetics to specific items, unlike costumes, which don't have level restrictions.[87]
- Cosmetic slots can be toggled on or off on their character by the player.[88]
- A "default player appearance" may be automatically applied during sieges or other large scale battles to improve client-side performance.[89][90]
- Cosmetics, whether purchased from the shop or earned in game, are an important component of MMORPGS I personally enjoy; and there's a lot of collectors out there who spend a great deal of time either in-game achieving these things or spend money purchasing them from the cosmetic only marketplace; and we don't want to demean or reduce that achievement or that expenditure. So it's going to be situational where the default appearance will be applied and can be activated.[89] – Steven Sharif
Attachments
Attachments are able to be unlocked as flair pieces to armor to create a customizable look.[91]
- There will be hundreds of attachments available ranging from a small clasp to the front plate of a breast plate.[91]
Racial weapons and armor

Violet light and myself are wearing exactly the same armor set right: Same stats, same everything, but it drops for her it looks one way, it drops for me it looks another way; and... a small part of that is gender, but then the other part of it is race. So because I was a Vaelune in that playthrough my armor was in the Vaelune style; and when she picked it up it was in the elven style because she was an elf. So that kind of gives you an example of sort of the breadth of looks that we're going for and how we kind of try to capture like who you are as as a character and kind of allow you to kind of build your look that way.[93] – Jeffrey Bard

We have essentially sets that exist across all races; and each race that dons those armor sets is going to have their own racial influence on the presentation of those particular sets. So that's something that's unique in how each of the races get diversified.[95] – Steven Sharif
Weapons and armor are not race locked, but armor will take on a racial appearance.[95][96][97]
- The customization of equipment per race is really focused on Armor sets not Weapon props. Weapon props will, from a model standpoint, will translate pretty one-to-one across the races.[75] – Steven Sharif
- Racial appearance of gear is focused on Armor. Weapons will not change in appearance but will scale in size based on race.[76][75]
- Let's say for example you have the Eagle set or something, right: The Eagle set has in art, it has a thematic design that's going to include certain attachments to the armor. It's going to include color palette and theme. It's going to have some aspects to it that define it as the Eagle set, right. When a Elf wears the Eagle set or when an Orc wears the Eagle set, you obviously have two different cultures there; and you don't want to stomp out that culture by assigning a de facto 'This is the Eagle set and this is how it looks on everybody.' What we want to have is cultural influences play a role in showing how that set looks.[75] – Steven Sharif
- Racial appearance of gear sets is tied to the character model of that race.[7]
- When you say, what if I'm an Orc but want to look like an Elf and I want my Eagle set to be the Elf representation? Well the issue becomes there that you know Orcs have a different organic model. You know, their body is different than that of the Elf. So, from a scope-creep standpoint, it's one thing to add different influences that represent the cultures that are donning the armor; it's another thing to adapt each influence as a matrix that can be worn pretty much by everything. From a scope perspective, that's a very difficult task for the character artists to kind of tackle. So instead what we've done is, in order to facilitate a variety of cultural representation between the races but allow for the sharing of assets like different armor sets, we give different representations of those armor sets to each race.[7] – Steven Sharif
See also
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