Throne and Liberty Armor Guide

In Throne and Liberty, Armor plays a crucial role in gearing up and becoming stronger. Armor is fairly flexible in this MMORPG, with Staff users being able to wear full Plate Armor if they wished. Learn everything you need to know and more in our Throne and Liberty Armor Guide.

Light Armor

Cloth Armor in Throne and Liberty is your typical type supporting agile movers and mages. In this case, seeing as the game is a weapon-based game, options are more flexible than ever. Light Armor such as Robes, for example, have a much higher chance to roll with Wisdom or Magic/Ranged Crit Hit as a baseline stat. Other Armor in this category could weigh towards Dexterity to assist DPS users. On Light Armor you can more commonly roll:

Maximum Mana
Wisdom/Dexterity
Evasion
Attack Speed

Medium Armor

Medium Armor caters more toward the Leather-type Armor pieces in Throne and Liberty. This is where Stats and Traits tend to mix between Light and Heavy to create a good middle ground. You’ll often find more defensive options start appearing once you hit Medium Armor territory. On Medium Armor you can more commonly roll:

Hit Rate Buffs
Max Health
Resistances

Heavy Armor

Heavy Armor comes in the form of Plate. Plate in Throne and Liberty generally comes with more baseline defense and leans towards stats like Strength. Commonly, Maximum HP as a trait rolls on these hefty pieces as a result. It should be noted, however, that any weapon combination can be used with any Armor Type. Just because Robes have Intelligence and Mana, does not mean you cannot go full Plate to be a Bruiser Wizard! Heavy Armor can commonly roll:

Maximum HP
Damage Reduction
Strength

Armor Stats

Below is an example list of Stats that can roll on Armor:

Strength
Dexterity
Wisdom
Perception

Armor Traits

Traits are a type of “Perk” you can unlock on Armor, unlocking more Traits depending on the quality of the Armor. Below is a list of some example Traits you can roll in Throne and Liberty:

Evasion
Critical Hit Rate
Maximum HP
Maximum Mana
PVP Traits
Hit Rate
Melee Heavy Attack Chance
Endurance
Damage Reduction
Debuff Duration
Cooldown Speed
Construct Damage bonus
Health Regen
Incoming Heal
Global Cooldown Speed
And more!

Ultimately, it’s important to remember that every piece of gear can roll all kinds of traits – some just tend to lean to certain armor types a bit more. However, this does not a certain type of armor like robes cannot roll something a plate piece can.