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== [[Sacred 2:High Elf Set Items|High Elf Set Items]] == | == [[Sacred 2:High Elf Set Items|High Elf Set Items]] == | ||
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[[Sacred 2:Celdrahil's pandemonium|Celdrahil's pandemonium]] | [[Sacred 2:Celdrahil's pandemonium|Celdrahil's pandemonium]] | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 25 October 2008
Set items, piece by piece may seem trivial in what they offer, but when combined for the bonuses, you can pick out by seeing what they offer, how to actually put a good build together. When you see all the set items together and analyze the relationships they have between the individual pieces, you can see what skills and Combat Art choices best complement the sets benefits, and can gain significant advantages. One of the benefits of set items is their predictability. They will drop again and again, and you can count upon their bonuses to increase in value with level. This makes for good early-level strategies on how to create your build, especially when the sets are there to be studied.
Sacred 2 currently offers 3 sets per class, with each set giving benefits to a particular aspect.
Contents
Dryad Set Items
High Elf Set Items
Inquisitor Set Items
Deylen's Power (Astute Supremacy)
Ilgard's Judgment (Gruesome Inquisition)
Saraki's Path to the Netherworld (Nefarious Netherworld)
Seraphim Set Items
Endijian's Artifacts (Revered Technology)
Niokaste's Blade Dance (Exalted Warrior)
Revelation of the Seraphim (Celestial Magic)
Shadow Warrior Set Items
Temple Guardian Set Items
Combat Modules CC10 (Devout Guardian)
