Equipment & armor

Equipment bonuses and appearance

The reference separates equipment worn for its bonuses from Vanity, which controls appearance. It lists eight categories: Clothing, Face, Head, Torso, Miscellaneous, Legs, Back, and Cosmetics. The captured table has usable item records for seven categories; the Cosmetics category does not yet provide item rows.

Appearance-focused cosmetics are described as having no stat bonuses. An item used for a visual look should not automatically be counted toward the combat totals of a build.

Star tiers and uncertain baselines

The reference says stat-providing equipment can have up to three stars, with stars increasing its benefits. However, it does not establish a uniform star tier for every numeric value in the item table.

The table therefore labels values listed stats. It does not assume that every row is a zero-star baseline or that the shown value is a maximum. Compare an actual item tooltip and its stars before treating two pieces as equal.

Finding an item or material

Filter by slot, then search the required bonus or material. Craftable records include the materials supplied in the reference. “Not documented” means that a reliable acquisition route was not given in the captured row, not that the item is impossible to obtain.

The overview describes chests, enemy drops, crafting, quests, shops, and events as possible sources. That general list is not an item-specific drop table.

Crafting quality

The profession reference connects Crafting tiers with possible star quality and duplication benefits. It does not imply that reaching a tier guarantees the best possible roll on the next item.

Keep three questions separate: can you craft the recipe, can your Crafting progression produce the desired quality, and do you meet the equipment’s own requirements?

From gathered materials to an equipped item

Use a recipe to work backward from the equipment you want. For example, the community table lists Battered Vagabond with five Cloth and three String, and Battle-Worn Attire with five Cloth and two Silver. Those are recipe notes, not a guarantee of a particular star roll.

Check the materials and item-level requirement first, craft through the current crafting interface, then inspect the resulting stars and bonuses. BloxInformer’s crafting guide describes gaining crafting experience through crafting; the current profession table separately describes the quality benefits available as that track develops.

For dungeon-based progression, the Baron dungeon walkthrough follows a camp-quest unlock and a staged clear. A creator receiving an augment there is a loot example, not an item-specific drop-rate table for all equipment.

Comparing a loadout

A useful equipment comparison records the actual item stars, bonuses, level requirements, and whether the piece is equipped for stats or Vanity. Check the whole loadout alongside your weapon, traits, and intended encounter.

We do not calculate a full armor-set ranking from mixed or unknown star baselines. The build-planning page shows what information is needed before such a comparison is meaningful.