Equipment Basics

Weapons and armor pieces are Equipment that can be worn to enhance a player's stats. They can be equipped from Character > Equipment. They are kept in Bazaar > The Armory, where they can be organized or modified.

A pop-up window with stats for a piece of equipment can be generated by hovering over it and pressing c (this is case sensitive - make sure Caps Lock is off). This can be linked to other players via the Hentaiverse forums, and it can also be modified by some scripts to display different stats.

Storage Limits

Equipment is kept in two separate containers in The Armory: Equipment Inventory, and Equipment Storage. A player has an Inventory Capacity of 500 and a Storage Capacity of 500, and the player can see how close they are to the limit in the Organize tab. The 'Hoarder' series of hath perks can increase the amount of equipment the player can have in Storage.

Equipment Generation

Equipment can be generated from four sources - as drops in battles, from the Lotteries, from exchanging trophies at the Shrine and through the Follower of Snowflake hath perk. If a player reaches the inventory limit of 500, equipment drops are automatically discarded and attempting to exchange a trophy will result in an error.

Characteristics

Terminology

There are several keywords used to describe specific aspects of an equipment.

• Quality is a graded system that determines how high the minimum and maximum possible stats on an item can be. Some quality grades have additional effects.
  • The possible qualities, from weakest to strongest, are Crude, Fair, Average, Superior, Exquisite, Magnificent, Legendary, Peerless, Peerless+, and Ultimate.
• Prefixes and Suffixes are modifiers which add or increase certain stats.
  • An example prefix would be the Hallowed in the full item name "Peerless Hallowed Oak Staff of Heimdall".
  • An example suffix would be the Heimdall in the above example.
• Tier refers to types of Armors. The 'rare' tiers are Phase, Shade, and Power, and the rest are common. The rare tiers require an extra type of material when Forging.
  • Shields also have tiers: Buckler, Kite, and Tower are common, while Force is rare.
  • Weapons do not have tiers.
  • Somewhat confusingly, this categorization does not completely reflect the drop rates. For example, Reactive is dropped more rarely than Power.

Level

Most equipment possess levels, similar to players, which affects their stats.

• Equipment dropped in battles at or above Exquisite quality will have the player's current level upon dropping.
• Anything below Exquisite quality will have 'Level Unassigned', as well as some very old equipments that are no longer obtainable.
  • A 'Level Unassigned' equipment will sync to the player's current level when equipped for the first time. It does not grow with the player after this.
• Any equipment that is below the player's level will not scale up in stats with the player.
• Soulfused equipment will always match the level of the player.
  • When viewed from an equipment link, soulfused equipment will match the level of the viewer.
• Players cannot equip anything above their level but they can soulfuse equipment up to 100 levels higher than they are.

Elemental Strikes

A weapon may have elemental strikes, which are a source of additional damage applied by melee attacks. They are granted by prefixes or by applying certain Charms to the weapon.

• A weapon can have up to 2 Strike Charms.
• The damage dealt is a percentage of your normal physical damage, before mitigations. It is applied as a separate attack within the same turn.
• The damage dealt by an Elemental or Void strike is counted as Physical (ie, subject to the target's physical mitigation as well as specific elemental mitigation).
• Elemental Strikes are unaffected by Spell Damage Bonus stats.
• One-Handed style Counter-Attacks do not apply Elemental Strikes.
• Two-Handed (or Niten Ichiryu) style Domino Strikes do not apply Elemental Strikes to the splash targets.
• Dual-Wield (or Niten Ichiryu) style Offhand Strikes do apply Elemental Strikes.

Equipment Types

These tables list the types of equipment, and their strengths and weaknesses within their category.

Legend:
   ▲   = High   ●   = Mid   ▼  = Low  ▬ = None
 Green = Good  Blue = Mid  Red = Bad

Note: The information in these tables does NOT include bonuses from Prefixes and Suffixes.

Melee Weapons

A melee weapon can have its damage type changed to Void with the Ethereal Prefix, a Hollowforged Charm, or a Voidseeker Charm.

One-Handed

Weapon	Damage Type	Equipment Proc	Damage	Accuracy	Crit	Parry	Str	Dex	Agi	Burden	Intr	ASpd
Axe	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▲▲▲	▼▼	●	▼	▲	▼	▼▼	▲▲	●	▬
Club	Crushing	4 Turn Stun	▲▲	▼▼	●	▼	▲	▼	▼	▲▲▲	●	▬
Dagger	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▼	▲▲▲	▲	▲▲▲	▬	▲▲	▲▲	▼▼	▼	▬
Rapier	Piercing	Penetrated Armor	▼	●	●	▲	▼	▲	▲	▲	●	▬
Shortsword	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▲	▲▲	●	▲	▲	▲	▲	●	●	▬
Wakizashi	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▼▼	▲	●	▲▲	▼▼	▲▲	▲▲	▼▼	▼	▲

Two-Handed

Weapon	Damage Type	Equipment Proc	Damage	Accuracy	Crit	Parry	Block	Strength	Dexterity	Agility	Burden	Intr
Estoc	Piercing	Penetrated Armor	●	▼	●	●	▲▲	●	▼	●	●	▼
Katana	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	●	▲▲▲	▲	●	▼▼	▲	▲	▲	●	▼
Longsword	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▲	▲	▲	●	▲▲	▲	▲	▲	▲	●
Mace	Crushing	5 Turn Stun	●	●	●	●	▲▲	●	●	●	●	▼
Scythe	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	▲▲	▼▼▼	▲	▼	▼	▲	▲	▬	▲▲	▲▲
Swordchucks	Slashing	Bleeding Wound	●?	▬	▼▼?	▬	▬	▼▼?	▼▼?	▼?	▼?	●?

Staffs

Staffs are two-handed weapons used for mage style. They have the following generic features: Crushing damage type, Ether Theft proc, no Interference.

Weapon	MDmg	MAcc	MCrit	C-Resist	Magic Proficiencies					Elemental Damage						Int	Wis	Bur
					Ele	Div	For	Sup	Dep	Fire	Cold	Elec	Wind	Holy	Dark
Ebony	●	●	●	▬	●	●	●	▬	▬	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Katalox	▲	▲	▲	▬	▬	▲	▲	▬	●	▬	▬	▬	▬	▲	▲	▲	▼	▲
Oak	●	●	●	●	●	●	▬	▲▲	▬	▼	▼	▬	▬	▲▲	▬	▼	▲	●
Redwood	●	●	●	▬	▲	▬	▬	▼	▼	▲	▲	▲	▲	▬	▬	●	●	●
Willow	●	●	●	●	●	▬	●	▬	▲▲	▬	▬	▼	▼	▬	▲▲	▼	▲	●

Shields

Shields can give bonuses to up to three Primary Attributes out of Strength, Dexterity, Endurance, and Agility. There is no difference in the size of the bonus between the different attributes.

Shield	PMiti	MMiti	Block	Burden	Interference
Buckler	▼▼	▼▼	●	▼▼	▼▼▼
Kite	●	●	▲	▲	●
Tower	▲	▲	▲▲	▲▲▲	▲▲
Force	●	●	▲▲	▼▼	▲▲▲

Armor

Slot names

Type	Slot Name
	Head	Body	Hands	Legs	Feet
Cloth	Cap	Robe	Gloves	Pants	Shoes
Light	Helmet	Breastplate	Gauntlets	Leggings	Boots
Heavy	Helmet	Cuirass/Armor	Gauntlets	Greaves/Leggings	Sabatons/Boots

Cloth

Armor	Tier	PMiti	MMiti	PAcc	MAcc	Specific Mitigation			Avoidance		Agi	Int	Wis	Bur	Intr
						Crush	Slash	Pierce	Evade	Resist
Cotton	Common	▼▼▼	▼▼▼	▼▼	●	▼▼	▬	▬	●	▼▼▼	●	▲▲▲	▲▲▲	▬	▬
Gossamer	Common	▼▼▼	▼▼▼	▬	●	▬	▬	▬	▲▲▲	●	▲▲▲	▲▲▲	▲▲▲	▬	▬
Ironsilk	Common	▼▼▼	▼▼▼	▼▼	▬	▼▼	▼▼	▼▼▼	●	▼▼▼	●	▲▲▲	▲▲▲	▬	▼▼▼
Phase	Rare	▼▼▼▼	▼▼▼	▼▼	▲	▼▼▼	▬	▬	▲▲▲	▼▼	▲▲	▲▲▲▲	▲▲▲▲	▬	▬

Light

Armor	Tier	PMiti	MMiti	PAcc	ADB	Specific Mitigation			Avoidance		Str	Dex	Agi	End	Bur	Intr
						Crush	Slash	Pierce	Evade	Resist
Leather	Common	●	●	▬	▬	▲▲▲	●	▼▼	▼▼▼	▲▲	●	●	▼	▼	▼	▼
Drakehide	Common	▼	▲▲	▬	▬	▲▲▲	●	▼▼	▼	▲▲	●	●	▼	▼	▼▼	▼▼
Kevlar	Common	▲▲	▼	▬	▬	▲▲▲	●	●	▼	▲	●	●	▼	▼	▼	▲
Shade	Rare	▼▼	▼▼	▲	●	▲	▼	▬	▲	▲▲▲▲	▼	●	●	▼	▬	●

Heavy

Similarly to Shields, Chain armor can be generated with up to three of the four possible PABs.

Armor	Tier	PMiti	MMiti	PAcc	ADB	Specific Mitigation			Block	Str	Dex	Agi	End	Bur	Intr
						Crush	Slash	Pierce
Plate	Common	▲▲▲	▲	▬	▬	▲	▲▲	▲▲	▬	●	●	▬	▲▲▲	▲▲	▲▲
Chain	Common	▲	▼	▬	▬	▲▲	▲	▼	▬	●	●	▼▼	●	●	▲▲
Reactive	Common	▲▲▲	▲	▬	▬	●	▲	▲▲▲	●	●	●	▬	▲▲▲	▲▲	▲▲▲
Power	Rare	●	▼	●	▲▲	●	●	▲	▬	▲▲▲▲	▲▲▲	▬	●	▲	▲▲▲

See Also

• Detailed Equip Characteristics