Special crafted sets - do bonuses stack for each piece?

Rinmaethodain

For example Whitestreake set. If 2 pieces equipped it adds 754 maximum health. It says this under every piece of this equipment.

Does this mean that if i have at least 2 pieces of whitestreake set on me, and for example i wear 5 pieces of it right now, ill gain 5x 754 health (because it says so under each separate piece of equipment)?

Or the bonuses apply only once no matter how many extra pieces you wear?

Woolenthreads

The bonuses only apply once for each additional piece. So with 5 pieces of Whitestrakes Retribution you will get additional Max Health, additional Spell Resistance plus additional health recovery before the end effect. With Death's Wind you would get, for 5 pieces, additional armour and 2 sets of additional Max Health before the end effect.

ThisOnePosts

MaximusDargus wrote: »

For example Whitestreake set. If 2 pieces equipped it adds 754 maximum health. It says this under every piece of this equipment.

Does this mean that if i have at least 2 pieces of whitestreake set on me, and for example i wear 5 pieces of it right now, ill gain 5x 754 health (because it says so under each separate piece of equipment)?

Or the bonuses apply only once no matter how many extra pieces you wear?

To clarify, No.

Your incentives are the 5 bonuses, which you each get 1 time. Additionally, if you have 9 pieces let's say (2 daggers, all 7 armor slots) of that same set, you will not get any more than the 5 bonuses, 1x each. So the best thing to do is figure out what bonuses you want of a set, use that many pieces of it to qualify, but anything additional will be a waste for your particular character.

Nestor

While Leveling, most people wear 5 of one Crafted Set and 3/4 of another (if you go DW or 1 H/S you get 4 pieces other weapon lines give you 3)

Once you start getting dropped sets, then you can start mixing in the jewelery you get so you can run two 5 piece sets. However a number of people will run combos like 3 of one set, 3 of another then 4 of a different one. It's all in how the bonuses group together. Which is really what Set Bonuses do, group together, not stack within a set.

Now, Set Bonuses do Stack when you have two sets that offer the same bonus. For instance, 5 Pieces of Hundings Rage and 4 Pieces of Ashen Grip will stack the Increased Weapon Damage bonus you get from each Group. You can gain around 400 more damage depending on your level. Same with 5 Seducer and 4 Magnus, you get all the Magic Regen Bonuses of both groups.

Tomg999

I've gotten 5 and 5, two different sets, with sets that include sword & shield and Jewelry.
Definitely plan it out for optimal gain.
When you are doing 5 + 3 or 4, tho, be sure to just look at the bonuses you are likely to get when choosing your second set. I've made the mistake of working on a second set because of the cool 5th item bonus, only to realize that I was only ever going to get the 4 item bonus. Looked at this way, there may be some sets that will be very helpful that you could be overlooking.

Rinmaethodain

For looted sets, when it includes a ring, is it possible to wear 2 same rings of same set to obtain >weat 2 items< bonus?

Nestor

MaximusDargus wrote: »

For looted sets, when it includes a ring, is it possible to wear 2 same rings of same set to obtain >weat 2 items< bonus?

Yes, I do this with the Bands of Syrbane. The set comes with a Band for Magic Regen, and a Ring for Health Regen. I wear two bands, and get double the regen (from each ring) and then the set bonus regen for wearing two pieces. So, I get more than 200 Magic Regen by doing this with two Bands of Syrbane.

Rinmaethodain

How about level and quality of items in set?

For example will 5 piece bonus work even if all pieces of item set would be of different level and quality?

Like chest vet3 purple, gloves vet5 blue, pants vet2 purple, helmet vet10 purble, ring vet3 gold?
If yes then how much bonuses will they give? The amount that you get on lowest lvl item or highest lvl item? Or it would be average?

Or maybe it wont work at all because game will threat each piece as a part of different set, and to work they would have to be of same quality and lvl?

Woolenthreads

MaximusDargus wrote: »

How about level and quality of items in set?

For example will 5 piece bonus work even if all pieces of item set would be of different level and quality?

Like chest vet3 purple, gloves vet5 blue, pants vet2 purple, helmet vet10 purble, ring vet3 gold?
If yes then how much bonuses will they give? The amount that you get on lowest lvl item or highest lvl item? Or it would be average?

Or maybe it wont work at all because game will threat each piece as a part of different set, and to work they would have to be of same quality and lvl?

Yes. Item Quality and Level have nothing to do with whether it is part of a set. If you use a L17 Ring of the Warlock and a L19 Robe of the Warlock both act as part of the set. If you upgrade the Robe it will still be part of the set.

Rinmaethodain

Ok, but which items stats will be given as set bonus?

Items of different lvl give different numbers for same bonuses

Like part of a set lvl17 ring would give 200 health if 2 items worn while lvl 19 will give 250 health.

So if i equip those two items, how much ill get?

Woolenthreads

I would assume the lowest value listed for the set

Nestor

MaximusDargus wrote: »

Ok, but which items stats will be given as set bonus?

Items of different lvl give different numbers for same bonuses

Like part of a set lvl17 ring would give 200 health if 2 items worn while lvl 19 will give 250 health.

So if i equip those two items, how much ill get?

Woolenthreads wrote: »

I would assume the lowest value listed for the set

I find it to be somewhere in between. Now I have not specifically checked this in months so something might have changed. But it would be easy to test while at a crafting station. Make the 5 pieces, put them on, write down your stats in the character window. Then take off one piece, improve that, then put it on the character and see what the difference is in the stat screen.

I just hit VR10 this morning on my Sorcerer, so she is due another set of armor. But I just made her a VR9 set this weekend, so I may not be in a hurry to upgrade her. I will have to see if the Enchant bug on the glyphs applies to VR10 glyphs too. If not, I will be making a set tonight and will see what happens.

Unless someone wants to donate 28 Purple Tempers to me, I can cough up the Blues and Greens.

Woolenthreads

Nestor. "Community Ambassador". Congratulations

Anj3lov_L1ght

Resurrecting an old thread but in my (brief) googling I didn't find anything more current.

I was just testing this out with Hunding's Rage and Night Mother's sets and I found that although the tooltips in the improvement process suggest the set bonuses increase with higher quality, they do not actually give higher bonuses when you improve their quality as shown in the character sheet before and after improvement.

Higher level pieces definitely do give you higher bonuses though (as reflected correctly in tooltips) for each item making up the set. For example: the set bonuses of a full set of vet-5 are less than a full set with 3 vet-5 and 2-vet 6 which are in turn less than a full set of vet-6.

I don't know if it the quality thing has changed in the last year (or if the upcoming removal of veteran ranks will affect this at all) but the tooltips during the improvement process were misleading.

I did find the statement: "Some of the set bonuses scale with the item level and quality while others are fixed." on the tesoelite crafting item sets guide. This makes me think maybe other sets are different? The scarcity of details on that guide don't exactly inspire confidence though.

Danksta

Nestor wrote: »

MaximusDargus wrote: »

Ok, but which items stats will be given as set bonus?

Items of different lvl give different numbers for same bonuses

Like part of a set lvl17 ring would give 200 health if 2 items worn while lvl 19 will give 250 health.

So if i equip those two items, how much ill get?

Woolenthreads wrote: »

I would assume the lowest value listed for the set

I find it to be somewhere in between. Now I have not specifically checked this in months so something might have changed. But it would be easy to test while at a crafting station. Make the 5 pieces, put them on, write down your stats in the character window. Then take off one piece, improve that, then put it on the character and see what the difference is in the stat screen.

I just hit VR10 this morning on my Sorcerer, so she is due another set of armor. But I just made her a VR9 set this weekend, so I may not be in a hurry to upgrade her. I will have to see if the Enchant bug on the glyphs applies to VR10 glyphs too. If not, I will be making a set tonight and will see what happens.

Unless someone wants to donate 28 Purple Tempers to me, I can cough up the Blues and Greens.

I believe that is correct. On my Brairheart set I know that it splits the difference. It actually will change in the tooltip, equipped vs. unequipped. I'd imagine the same would be true for crafted sets.

Samwell Slayer

Anj3lov_L1ght wrote: »

Resurrecting an old thread but in my (brief) googling I didn't find anything more current.

I was just testing this out with Hunding's Rage and Night Mother's sets and I found that although the tooltips in the improvement process suggest the set bonuses increase with higher quality, they do not actually give higher bonuses when you improve their quality as shown in the character sheet before and after improvement.

Higher level pieces definitely do give you higher bonuses though (as reflected correctly in tooltips) for each item making up the set. For example: the set bonuses of a full set of vet-5 are less than a full set with 3 vet-5 and 2-vet 6 which are in turn less than a full set of vet-6.

I don't know if it the quality thing has changed in the last year (or if the upcoming removal of veteran ranks will affect this at all) but the tooltips during the improvement process were misleading.

I did find the statement: "Some of the set bonuses scale with the item level and quality while others are fixed." on the tesoelite crafting item sets guide. This makes me think maybe other sets are different? The scarcity of details on that guide don't exactly inspire confidence though.

They do, but there's an averaging process. For instance, if you have 4 gold pieces and one purple, you will not gain anymore stats from making the 5th item gold. In a sense, 4 gold plus one purple "rounds up" to 5 gold.

Of course the real reason you would want to upgrade the last piece to gold to improve the trait by a bit more. But in practice, you really don't gain much considering the cost.