LadyLethalla wrote: »Doncellius wrote: »LadyLethalla wrote: »What I want to know is... if you only have one piece Twice Born, can you have two Munduses?
How many pieces of a trait do you need to get any bonus? Eg Divines.
I don't understand the question.... one piece Twice Born as in using 1 piece over 5 pieces? This would give no bonuses.... Sorry if I misunderstood.
Yes, that was what I was questioning. So you need a minimum of 5? No real point then, in doing the other pieces in a different trait? Just that the end game build I've seen on YT, the player has a mix of Impen and Infused (probably half and half).
LadyLethalla wrote: »What I want to know is... if you only have one piece Twice Born, can you have two Munduses?
How many pieces of a trait do you need to get any bonus? Eg Divines.
Doncellius wrote: »LadyLethalla wrote: »What I want to know is... if you only have one piece Twice Born, can you have two Munduses?
How many pieces of a trait do you need to get any bonus? Eg Divines.
I don't understand the question.... one piece Twice Born as in using 1 piece over 5 pieces? This would give no bonuses.... Sorry if I misunderstood.
I think this user is confusing "traits" and "set bonuses". They are very different. Traits give their bonus no matter how many pieces of gear you have equipped with that trait. Having multiple pieces of gear with the same trait would simply increase the benefit. Set bonuses however, do require a certain number of pieces equipped for a specific buff. This is seen in the tooltip. This may be old data, not sure, but for Twice Born Star, you get +health if you equip two pieces with that set. You add +stamina with 3 pieces, and +magicka with 4 pieces. You need to equip 5 pieces to get the ability to have 2 mundus stone buffs.LadyLethalla wrote: »What I want to know is... if you only have one piece Twice Born, can you have two Munduses?
How many pieces of a trait do you need to get any bonus? Eg Divines.