i just started a new game. As usual, i visited Vilverin first (after retrieving winged bow). Right from the start, it was filled with tough enemies (i have FCOM installed), 6 Staadas (!), high level Skellies and others. One dropped a set item bow called Betrayal (Sithis' Children). My Bosmer does whopping 20 dmg with it at lvl 1. It has a green star in its icon, what does it do for me ? And is there a page with stats for this set ? Is there a way to get the rest of this set ?
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Godly Sithis Children Set
» Sat Feb 19, 2011 8:55 am
i just started a new game. As usual, i visited Vilverin first (after retrieving winged bow). Right from the start, it was filled with tough enemies (i have FCOM installed), 6 Staadas (!), high level Skellies and others. One dropped a set item bow called Betrayal (Sithis' Children). My Bosmer does whopping 20 dmg with it at lvl 1. It has a green star in its icon, what does it do for me ? And is there a page with stats for this set ? Is there a way to get the rest of this set ?
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Manuela Ribeiro Pereira - Posts: 3423
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» Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:31 pm
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Auguste Bartholdi - Posts: 3521
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» Sat Feb 19, 2011 6:16 am
Strange that i cannot find more info.
Anyone out there with better google skills...?
Anyone out there with better google skills...?
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*Chloe* - Posts: 3538
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» Fri Feb 18, 2011 11:13 pm
I think item sets are from WarCry.
From readme:
From readme:
A "set" works as follows: Each set consists of a certain number of different equipment items. If
you equip several items (or even a complete set) of a certain set you receive bonuses like
fortified stats or (sometimes) additional spells.
These bonuses are "abilities" similar to the race specific bonuses, and they are displayed in the
magic screen under the tab "active effects".
The more parts you equip from a specific set the more power you get from the bonuses.
CAUTION: Some sets require more than two items (equipped) to receive the bonus.
Do not wonder about unique or set items without visible enchantments. Basically all of the
unique/set items have better basic values than standard items. But, be careful: If you enchant a set
item, it loses its status as a "set item" so it can not provide any bonus together with other items
of the same set any more.
For a better identification, all set items are indicated by green glowing effects in the inventory.
you equip several items (or even a complete set) of a certain set you receive bonuses like
fortified stats or (sometimes) additional spells.
These bonuses are "abilities" similar to the race specific bonuses, and they are displayed in the
magic screen under the tab "active effects".
The more parts you equip from a specific set the more power you get from the bonuses.
CAUTION: Some sets require more than two items (equipped) to receive the bonus.
Do not wonder about unique or set items without visible enchantments. Basically all of the
unique/set items have better basic values than standard items. But, be careful: If you enchant a set
item, it loses its status as a "set item" so it can not provide any bonus together with other items
of the same set any more.
For a better identification, all set items are indicated by green glowing effects in the inventory.
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lolly13 - Posts: 3349
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