Armour - Baldur's Gate 3 Database

The adamantine scales hug your body like a second skin - a heavy, near-impregnable skin.

Magical Plate: All incoming damage is reduced by 1.

Adamantine Backlash: When a melee attack hits you, the attacker is sent Reeling for 2 turns.

Disadvantage on Stealth Checks: Attackers can’t land Critical Hits on the wearer.

Location: The blueprint for the Adamantine Scale Mail Armor can be acquired within the confines of Grymforge. This opportunity presents itself exclusively during the progression of The Adamantine Forge Quest.

Associated Quest: The Adamantine Scale Mail Armor blueprint can be procured solely through the undertaking of The Adamantine Forge quest. This quest is an essential precursor for access to the armor’s blueprint.

Crafting Procedure: The crafting of the Adamantine Scale Mail Armor necessitates the utilization of two key components: the Scale Mail Mould and a Mithral Ore, both serving as essential raw materials. The assembly process takes place at the Adamantine Forge, which is located at coordinates X:-561 and Y:226. The sequential steps include placing the moulds into the forge, followed by the Mithral Ore, and finally, initiating the forge’s operation by utilizing the available lava.

Merchant Accessibility: For the convenience of adventurers, the requisite items for crafting can be obtained from the merchant Grym. This option offers an alternative route for acquiring the necessary materials.

Medium Armour

+16

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

The adamantine plates lock and slide together perfectly - offering protection against even the deadliest of blades.

The Adamantine Splint Armour is a forged item crafted within The Adamantine Forge. Its crafting prerequisites include the Splint Mould and a single Mithral Ore.

Place moulds into the forge, then Mithril Ore and then finally, power the forge using the lava.

Magical Plate: All incoming damage is reduced by 2.
Intense Adamantine Backlash: When a melee attack hits you, the attacker is sent Reeling for 3 turns.
Disadvantage on Stealth Checks: Attackers can’t land Critical Hits on the wearer.

Location: Grymforge, specifically during The Adamantine Forge Quest. Crafted in the Adamantine Forge at X:-561 Y:226.

Geographical Coordinates: X:-561 Y:226.

Quest Association: Crafting the Adamantine Splint Armour is tied to The Adamantine Forge questline.

Crafting Process: This heavy armor demands the utilization of both the Splint Mould and a Mithral Ore in the crafting procedure.

Heavy Armour

+18

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

Layered sheets of smelted, shaped, and smithed steel have been etched with a sweetly luminous gold. Its outward appearance is heavy. And yet it’s so light when you lift it, like lifting a bag of shrunken dead leaves.

• Armour Class: 17 + Dexterity Modifier

Exotic Material: Add your Dexterity Modifier to your Armour Class. Additionally, this armour does not impose Disadvantage on Stealth Ability Checks.

Saving Throw +2.

• Gloomy Fentonson’s establishment, the Stormshore Armoury, during Chapter Three serves as the avenue through which adventurers can acquire this exceptional piece of armor. You can find the armoury just south of the Lower City Wall Waypoint.

• The Armour of Agility’s distinctive feature of retaining Dexterity bonus for Armor Class sets it apart as an extraordinary choice for those who value agility in combat.
• The incorporation of the wearer’s Dexterity Modifier into the Armor Class calculation serves as an advantageous feature, allowing for enhanced defense through agility.
• The absence of Disadvantage on Stealth Ability Checks makes this armor a valuable asset for those who rely on stealth and subtlety.

Medium Armour

+17

Advantage on Stealth checks

Smelling of long-abandoned gardens grown wild with thorny roses, moss and hibiscus, this armour was worn by a powerful druid who spent so long from people that she forgot to miss them.

High Spellcasting: You gain a +1 bonus to Spell Save DC.

Green Bed Regeneration: When starting your turn on Plant Growth Surface or Vine Surface regain 1d4 hit points. Advantage on Constitution Saving Throws Checks.

Plant Growth
Level 3 Transmutation Spell

Light Armour

+13

This armour was designed by lunar-obsessed Cuthbertina, a gnomish arcane smith who now lives peacefully on a mountain plateau with her magical forge.

• Lunar Beastial Vitality: You gain 22 temporary hit points after casting Wild Shape. While those temporary hit points are active reduce all incoming damage by 1.
• Lunar Bestial Fortitude: You have a +2 bonus to Armour Class. You also have Advantage on Saving Throws against spells. This effect persists while using your druidic Wild Shape ability.

You can purchase (or pickpocket) this armor from Voiceless Penitent Bareki in Act 3. You will find him near the Undercity Ruins Waypoint (X:157, Y:941).

Light Armour

+11

Great sheets of steel were hammered and bashed into something like a carapace, thick and dense - you can almost feel the hammer blows, flooded with rich magic.

The Armour of Persistence, a creation of exceptional rarity, encapsulates the marriage of expert metallurgy and magical infusion. During its crafting, imposing sheets of steel underwent a meticulous process of hammering and shaping, transforming them into a dense and durable form reminiscent of a protective carapace. The careful application of magical energy is apparent in the very texture of the armor, which seems to retain echoes of the hammer blows infused with rich magic.

• Magical Plate: All incoming damage is reduced by 2.
• Legendary Persistence: You gain Resistance and Blade Ward.

• Merchant: Dammon
• Location: Forge of the Nine
• Act: Three

• The armor’s enchantment not only augments its physical durability but also grants the wearer the potent ability to resist incoming damage through magical means.
• The Legendary Persistence feature, which provides Resistance and Blade Ward, contributes to the wearer’s formidable presence in combat scenarios.

Heavy Armour

+20

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

According to one story, this armour was enriched by the cascading spores of a myconid sovereign, its great fungal head shimmering and twinkling as it shook upon the material.

• Malefic Fungi: The wearer gains a +1 bonus to Spell Save DC and when dealing Necrotic damage, they deal an additional 1 Necrotic Damage.
• Spore Sacks: While imbued with Symbiotic Entity, you can spread Bibberbang Spores, Timmask Spres, and Haste Spores.

Once you reach Act 3, make your way to Philgrave’s Mansion where you’ll find Mystic Carrion who will sell this armor.

Light Armour

+13

The bark motifs in this armour are like the boles of oak trees in a wood where the acorns slept long, and grew proud.

The Barkskin Armour is a Rare Medium Armour in Baldur’s Gate 3 that can boost the AC of the wearer significantly while only being of medium weight.

Forest Aegis: You are invested with the power of the meadows and woods of the land, and have the effect of Barkskin, increasing your Armour Class to 16.

Advantage on Constitution Saving Throws Checks

• Can be purchased for 798 Gold from Quartermaster Talli at the Last Light Inn from Act 2 onwards.

Medium Armour

+12

Even though the embroidered velvet won’t help against a sharp blade, wearing it fills you with self-assuredness.

Remedial Rhymes: When you inspire an ally using Bardic Inspiration, you gain 4 temporary hit points.

Light Armour

+11

Advantage on Stealth checks

This standard-sized breastplate is lined with thick padding meant to cushion the wearer and deflected blows from assailants. The uniform squares of the padding suggest a mathematically-mind crafter.

AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Medium Armour

+13

This standard-sized Breastplate +1 is lined with thick padding meant to cushion the wearer and deflected blows from assailants. The uniform squares of the padding suggest a mathematically-mind crafter.

• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Medium Armour

+15

This garment’s previous owner left a few minor personal effects in its inner breast pocket: a scrap of sassafrass, a short bit of thread, and half a peppermint.

The Breastplate +2 is a Rare Medium Armour in Baldur’s Gate 3 that offers better protection against Piercing damage than the other types.

Superior Plate: You take 1 less Piercing damage.

Balance: Gain a +1 bonus to Dexterity Saving Throws and Checks.

• Sold by the vendor Lann Tarv in Moonrise Towers for 1140 Gold from Act 2 onwards.

Medium Armour

+16

A standard gambeson of quilted cloth. Good for catching blows, but almost unbearably sweaty.

Disadvantage on Stealth Rolls

• A set of Broken Padded Armour is discoverable upon a shelf situated within the basement beneath the Risen Road Toll House.

+11

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

The little tentacle engravings are a nice touch.

Frightened Immunity: You can’t be Frightened. Illithid Protection: If the wearer is infested by a mind flayer tadpole, they gain +1 to Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma Saving Throws.

Illithid Protection: If the wearer is infested by a mind flayer tadpole, they gain +1 to Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma Saving Throws.

Disadvantage on Stealth Checks.

It is found inside the Hidden Room located under the Elfsong Tavern as part of the Emepror’s side quest when you get near the Tavern in Act 3. You need to go into the cellar, through the wall, fight the Githynaki, and then enter the room near the statue hidden away.

Heavy Armour

+18

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

The tight weave of chains in this armour chimes like wind through leaves.

The Chain Mail Armor is a sturdy protective garment composed of interlocking metal rings, designed to provide considerable defense against physical threats.

• No AC Bonus from Dexterity

• This armor is located within the Shattered Sanctum area of the Underdark’s beach region. It is possible to acquire this armor as a drop from Lurgan (Duergar) at Decrepit Village in the Underdark’s beach area.
• The Chain Mail Armor can be obtained from Roah Moonglow, a merchant situated at the Shattered Sanctum.

Heavy Armour

+16

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

Fine fabric obscures the bulk of this chain mail, allowing its wearer to mix in polite society while protectiong them from unexpected assailants.

• No AC Bonus from Dexterity

Heavy Armour

+17

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

Made from thick, strong chains loosely-fitted, this armour hangs more heavily than some but protects its wearer with an impenetrable weave of metal.

• No AC Bonus from Dexterity

Heavy Armour

+18

Linked rings crackle with energy just waiting to be released.

The Chain of Liberation consists of linked rings that emit an energetic aura, awaiting activation to unleash their potential. This medium armor provides wearers with a means to swiftly maneuver and evade opponents while sacrificing their Momentum.

Sprint: Once per turn, the wearer can reduce the duration of their Momentum by 1 turn to Sprint, rushing forward in a straight 6m / 20ft. line that doesn’t provoke Opportunity Attacks.

The Chain of Liberation’s design, featuring linked rings crackling with energy, adds a unique visual and mechanical aspect to the medium armor category in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Medium Armour

+13

Advantage on Stealth checks

Tight chains protect the wearer from sharp weapons, while fabric padding protects the skin from cold metal.

Crafted from tightly woven chains, the Chain Shirt is designed to shield the wearer from various forms of harm, particularly those posed by edged weapons. The inclusion of fabric padding enhances comfort and insulation, mitigating the chilling sensation of metal contact.

• It serves as the starting armor for clerics, providing them with initial protection.
• Available for purchase from Dammon, a trader located at The Hollow within the Druid Grove.
• The Chain Shirt is worn by multiple characters encountered during the game.

• One noteworthy feature of the Chain Shirt is that it does not impose Disadvantage on Stealth rolls, setting it apart from certain other medium armor options.
• The Chain Shirt is a practical and versatile medium armor option suitable for adventurers seeking a balanced mix of mobility and protection.

Medium Armour

+13

No Disadvantage

While the stitching on the shirt is rushed and uneven, the chain mail is sturdy, and the garment is decorated with an obsidian disk that seems to swallow all light.

The Chain Shirt (Shadowheart) is a distinctive adaptation of the standard Chain Shirt, reimagined to suit Shadowheart’s style. While the sewing details may appear hurried and uneven, the underlying chain mail is reliably durable. The focal point of the design is an obsidian disk that seems to devour any light that touches it.

• 13 + Dexterity Modifier (AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2).

• The Chain Shirt (Shadowheart) serves as Shadowheart’s initial armor.

• This variant provides an alternative appearance for the standard Chain Shirt, tailored specifically to Shadowheart.

Medium Armour

+13

The intricate embroidery on the linen panel of this armour indicates the nobility of its previous owner.

14 Armor Class

Medium Armour

+14

Advantage on Stealth checks

This mail’s impossibly fine, close joining indicates the work of gnomish fingers.

The Chain Shirt +2 is an extraordinary representation of Medium Armour, showcasing intricate workmanship in its impeccable mail weaving. The fine joining of the links hints at the precision and expertise of gnomish craftsmen, resulting in a superior defensive garment.

• Superior Material: You take 1 less Slashing damage.
• Balance: Gain a +1 bonus to Dexterity Saving Throws and Checks.
• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

You can purchase this armor from various Traders from Act 2 onwards. You may have to increase your level to have this appear in a trader’s wares.

Medium Armour

+15

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

+2

Shar’s aspect winds its way though the patterns and pauldrons of this half plate, and any light cast nearby seems to almost quiver away from it, afraid. For even the light knows that the clank of this armour is swiftly followed by the Dark Justiciar’s silent blade.

• Shar’s Umbrae: While obscured, the wearer has Advantage on Stealth checks.
• Advantage on Constitution Saving Throws
• Shar’s Aegis: Can cast Shield of Faith as a bonus action.
  • Recharge: Long Rest

While in the Gauntlet of Shar in Act 2, you’ll eventually reach the Spear of Night, search the ground nearby to locate this armor.

Medium Armour

+16

Advantage on Stealth checks

Though well-preserved, the armour’s gleam is somewhat muted - as if half-shadowed, even in brightest day.

Nightsinger’s Reply: While obscured by shadow, the wearer deals 1d4Necrotic damage to attackers that hit them with a melee attack.

• Location: Obtainable by looting the remains of random Shar’s Dark Justiciars’ skeletons in the Grymforge region.
• Drop by: Skeletons in Grymforge

• The helm’s connection to Shar’s Dark Justiciars implies its intended use in stealth and shadow-related scenarios, where its benefits can be fully realized.

Medium Armour

+13

Advantage on Stealth checks

Tracings of glossy black spider-web mark this drown-made armour. Its supple, but strong - and made to blend in with the dark caves and crevices of the Underdark.

Stealth +1

Light Armour

+12

Advantage on Stealth checks

Dark, messy stains line the armholes of the well-used leather breastplate.

• Starting Armour for Druids.

Light Armour

+11

After she returned from her confinement at the hands of the demon prince Graz’zt, the Goddess of prosperity, Waukeen, appointed a champion, who donned this studded leather and took up arms against those who had schismed and corrupted her church in the interim.

• Ambusher: +2 bonus to Initiative Rolls.
• Advantage on Stealth checks.
• Can cast Shield once per Short Rest

Once you reach Act 3, you must complete the Return Rakath’s Gold quest and ensure he survives the encounter. For returning the 10,000 Gold, he will hand you a Counting Key which unlocks the vault that houses this armor.

You can choose to keep the 10,000 Gold instead of the reward.

Light Armour

+14

Advantage on Stealth checks

The weight of the interwoven steel rings is offset by clever elven craftsmanship - rustling against your undershirt, the mail feels like you’re wearing a cloud.

• Elven Chain: You are considered Proficient with this armour while wearing it.
• Elven Agility: The wearer has a +2 bonus to Initiative Rolls and Advantage on Dexterity Saving Throws
• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Once you reach Act 3, head to Rivington and you’ll find Rivington General, a blacksmith shop. Inside, you’ll find Exxvikyap who will sell this armor.

Medium Armour

+14

The sun’s harsh light has dulled this armour’s dark lustre.

• Looted from the Dead Drow Raider in the courtyard of Waukeen’s Rest (X:-71, Y:592) at The Risen Road.

• Prior to Patch 3 this armor was called “Drowish Studded Leather Armour”.

Light Armour

+12

‘I learned so much from Guam. All sorts offorgerraft that… S-son. Just when I think of him, and the whimpers those people inside him made… I don’t know. Anyway, it was worth it. Worth it to be the best.’ - Overhand from the smith Dammon

Lesser Infernal Retribution: When you are hit by a foe 4iC within 2m, it might take 1-4 Fire damage.

Superior Plate: You take 1 less Piercing damage. Disadvantage on Stealth Checks.

Heavy Armour

+18

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

This armour was forged to Vlaakith’s standards under the exacting eye of a githyanki smith.

This medium armor, known as the Githyanki Half Plate, is a testament to the precise and meticulous craftsmanship of Githyanki smiths. Designed to adhere to the strict standards set by Vlaakith, this armor offers reliable protection for its wearers.

• Disadvantage on Stealth rolls

• Location: The Githyanki Half Plate can be acquired by defeating Githyanki enemies who wear it, such as Sarth Baretha, Githyanki Gish, Githyanki Raider, and Githyanki Raider. These enemies can be encountered at the Mountain Pass on The Risen Road.
• Where to Find: It is also the starting armor of Lae’zel, a prominent character in the game, highlighting the Githyanki’s affinity for this type of armor.

• The Githyanki Half Plate is an embodiment of Githyanki culture and craftsmanship, offering players an insight into the race’s design preferences and standards.
• Despite its functional design, the armor’s Disadvantage on Stealth rolls showcases its potential drawbacks.
• This armor’s presence on certain Githyanki enemies and as the starting equipment of Lae’zel suggests its significant role in the Githyanki culture and their military activities.

Medium Armour

+15

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

This heavy, resilient breastplate is reinforced by a padded gambeson to protect soldiers from hip to neck.

• Disadvantage on Stealth rolls.
• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Medium Armour

+15

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

Heraldric runes are sewn into the padding of this armour, affering a gift of protection to whoever dons it.

• Disadvantage on Stealth rolls.
• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Medium Armour

+16

This breastplate is far tougher than it appears, taking blows from common weapons without suffering so much as a scratch.

• Superior Plate: You take 2 less Piercing damage.
• Disadvantage on Stealth rolls.
• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

This armor can be found in the wares of various Trader’s during Acts 2 and 3. You may need to increase your Level to have this appear.

Medium Armour

+17

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

+2

This simple cured goat hide was enchanted by a traveling druid. A goatherd once helped her negotiate a strange maze of hedges, so she blessed all of his goats in thanks.

Upon entering the tranquil confines of the Druid Grove, a Halfling Merchant, Arron, stands adjacent to a statue, offering an assortment of valuable wares to wandering adventurers. Within his inventory, visitors have the opportunity to exchange their wealth for an array of healing potions, scrolls, and an assortment of magic items.

Trader’s Inventory: Arron’s selection of items is partially subject to chance and evolves over time. However, during initial interactions, he commonly presents the following unique items for consideration:

• Gloves of Missile Snaring: A rare pair of gloves with the ability to intercept and neutralize incoming projectiles.
• Rain Dancer: An uncommon versatile quarterstaff designed for melee combat, offering flexibility in fighting styles.
• Ring of Flinging: An uncommon ring that enhances one’s ability to throw objects with increased accuracy and force.
• Dragon’s Grasp: An uncommon one-handed melee weapon known for its unique gripping capabilities.
• Spellthief: An uncommon longbow weapon designed for stealing spells from arcane casters.
• Hedge Wanderer Armour: An uncommon medium armor known as Hedge Wanderer Armour, offering enhanced protection for wearers in the midst of their adventures.

• Balance: Gain a +1 bonus to Dexterity Saving Throw and Checks.
• Nature +1

• Location: Druid Grove
• Traders: Arron and Dammon

• Steam Discussion: Act 1 Items

Medium Armour

+13

Advantage on Stealth checks

Carixim, soul-stuffed forgemaster of hellish Avernus, hammers away ceaselessly at new creations. Questions of morality and destiny do not concern him. Conscience is for his betters. He works with cheer, his swollen skin moaning soothingly.

Helldusk Armour stands as a remarkable Legendary Heavy Armor in the world of Baldur’s Gate 3, known for its extraordinary defensive capabilities and enchantments that harness the power of infernal flames.

Set Items:

Helldusk Gloves
Helldusk Armour
Helldusk Helmet
Helldusk Boots

• Helldusk Armour: You are considered Proficient with this armour while wearing it.
• Infernal Retribution: When you succeed a Saving Throw, the caster receives Burning for 3 turns.
• Prime Aegis of Fire: You have Resistance to Damage Types Fire damage and cannot be Burned. You take 3 less damage from all sources.
• Cast Fly (Recharge: Long Rest)

Heavy Armour

21

Constructed from carefully-chosen animal hides tanned, hardened and varnished to a gleaming finish.

Hide Armour is categorized as a common Medium Armour, made from skillfully treated animal hides that have undergone processes of tanning, hardening, and finishing to achieve a glossy surface.

• 12 + Dexterity Modifier (with the AC bonus from Dexterity capped at +2)

• At present, this item is not accessible or attainable within the game’s content.

Medium Armour

+12

Advantage on Stealth checks

Constructed from carefully-chosen animal hides tanned, hardened and varnished to a gleaming finish.

Hide Armour +2 belongs to the category of common Medium Armour, meticulously fashioned from select animal hides that have undergone processes of tanning, hardening, and a meticulous finishing, resulting in a glossy appearance.

Balance: Gain a +1 bonus to Dexterity Saving Throws and Checks
Ambusher: Gain a +1 bonus to Initiative Rolls.

• 14 + Dexterity Modifier (with the AC bonus from Dexterity capped at +2)

• This Hide Armour +2 can be procured from the trader named Grat the Trader situated within the Goblin Camp.

Medium Armour

+14

Advantage on Stealth checks

Tight stitches bind panels of hard leather into a formfitting carapace that moves like a second skin.

• AC bonus from Dexterity limited to +2

Medium Armour

+13

Dark, messy stains line the armholes of the well-used leather breastplate.

Leather Armour falls within the category of common Light Armour. The leather breastplate shows signs of heavy use, marked by dark and untidy stains around the armholes.

• Starting armour for a Ranger (unique appearance)
• Starting armour for a Rogue (unique appearance)
• Sold by the following merchants:
  • Arron in the Druid Grove
  • Derryth Bonecloak in the Myconid Colony
• Dropped by several enemies

Light Armour

+11

Advantage on Stealth checks

This well-tailored leather tunic is reinforced by geometric quilting.

The wearer of this item gains:

• Stealthy: Gain a +1 bonus to Stealth Checks.

Sold by the following traders:

• Arron at The Hollow (Druid Grove)
• Dammon at Sylvanus

Light Armour

+12

This armour is stitched together with thick, metal-lined cord, reinforcing it at the seams.

• Stealthy: Gain a +1 bonus to Stealth Checks.
• Balance: Gain a +1 bonus to Dexterity Checks and Checks

This armor can be purchased from various Traders during Act 2 or 3. Vendors update their wares upon the increase of your level so be sure to check back regularly.

Light Armour

+13

Advantage on Stealth checks

+2

A standard gambeson of quilted cloth. Good for catching blows, but almost unbearably sweaty.

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

You can find Padded Armor in lootable containers in the Wilderness.

Light Armour

+11

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

Despite the careful stitches, the gold embroidery on this padded doublet is slowly unraveling.

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

This is Astarion’s starting armor when you encounter him in the Wilderness.

Light Armour

+11

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

The quilting threads running through this padded vest seem to gleam in the rising sun.

Superior Padding: You take 1 less Bludgeoning damage.

Light Armour

+12

A standard gambeson of quilted cloth. Good for catching blows, but almost unbearably sweaty.

The Padded Armour +2 is Rare Light Armour in Baldur’s Gate 3 that has better protection against bludgeoning damage than the normal or +1 variants.

Superior Padding: You take 2 less Bludgeoning damage.

• Sold by the vendor Lann Tarv in Moonrise Towers for 589 Gold from Act 2 onwards.

--, Light Armour

+13

One of the Relics of Deep Duerra’s rebellious children.

Kitted out though they were for escape, the older siblings had a horrible time encouraging their younger brothers and sisters, who at the crux were frightened of what their mother would do to them should they be caught.

• Stealthier: While obscured, the wearer gains +3 bonus to Stealth Checks

Leave Last Light Inn to the east and you’ll find an abandoned house near the river (X:33, Y:145). Inside, you’ll find a locked chest you can lockpick containing this armor.

Light Armour

+12

For unknown (possibly bug related reasons) Plate Armour has no in-game item description.

Plate Armour is a type of heavy armor.

• No AC Bonus from Dexterity

Plate Armour can be obtained from select traders, including:

• Quartermistress A’jak’nir Jeera located in Creche Y’llek.

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+18

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

For unknown (possibly bug related reasons) Plate Armours have no in-game item description.

Plate Armour +1 is an upgraded version of heavy armor, possessing enhanced qualities.

Superior Plate: This property grants the wearer the ability to mitigate damage. When subjected to sources of slashing, piercing, or bludgeoning damage, the wearer experiences a reduction of 1 point from the inflicted damage.

• Plate Armour +1 is available for purchase from traders during Act 1 and Act II, offering adventurers a valuable defensive enhancement.

Heavy Armour

+19

Disadvantage on Stealth checks

For unknown (possibly bug related reasons) Plate Armours have no in-game item description.

Plate Armour +2 represents an advanced iteration of heavy armor, distinguished by its augmented capabilities such as Enchantment +2 and Exceptional Plate equipment modifier.

• No AC Bonus from Dexterity
• Exceptional Plate: You take 2 less damage from Slashing / Piercing / Bludgeoning sources.

• Plate Armour +2 is attainable through trading establishments during Act II and Act III..

Heavy Armour

+20

+2