The best V Rising armor set in the game is the Death armor set at time of writing, an incredibly sturdy set of armor that can only be obtained, as far as we can tell, via V Rising console commands and cheats (though that’s not to say it won’t be added legitimately into the game at a later date). There’s ten full sets of armor in V Rising currently, though two of them can’t be found legitimately without a few hacks. Read on for more information about how to find V Rising’s best armor and what all the different sets do.
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Best armor in V Rising
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
The best armor in V Rising is almost definitely the Death armor set, for a very simple reason: it offers more of a health boost than any other set right now. However, as mentioned, there’s an obvious issue – the only way to get it is to use the “give” console command and effectively cheat, something not every player can do, or is even willing to do. The second best option is the Bloodmoon set, which we’ll discuss momentarily how to find, as it’s a little more complicated than just typing in what you want (though you can do that for it, obviously).
All armor sets in V Rising and how to get them
Here’s the tier list of all the best V Rising armor sets in order:
- Boneguard
- Plated Boneguard
- Nightstalker
- Merciless Nightstalker
- Hollowfang
- Merciless Hollowfang
- Dawnthorn
- Twilight
- Bloodmoon
- Death
V Rising Servants
Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 1
- +57 max health (total)
Boneguard armor is the first, simplest armor you’ll obtain, taught as part of your tutorial. You can make the whole set in your inventory crafting menu at any time using nothing more than bone and animal hide.
Plated Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 2
- +75 max health (total)
- Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
Plated Boneguard is the natural upgrade, obtained via the Simple Workbench you’ll build at your Castle. You need to use up your Boneguard armor to create it, adding additional Animal Hide to make a better version.
Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Nightstalker armor set
- Gear Level 3
- +98 max health (total)
Nightstalker armor is also available from the Simple Workbench by default, but it requires far better materials. You’ll need some V Rising Leather and some Coarse Thread to assemble them, but it’s a worthy upgrade that leads you to something better.
Merciless Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 4
- +127 max health (total)
- Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
- Increases Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
After you manage to create Copper Ingots, you can take them to the Simple Workbench and use them to enhance your Nightstalker armor – but you’ll need to research the recipes first. We’ve actually laid out how to get V Rising Merciless weapons and gear in our page here, so check that to find out how to get yourself into the next phase of protection.
Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 5
- +162 max health (total)
We’re solidly in the midgame now, as Hollowfang looks pretty snazzy and can help you endure some very tough hits without dying. To get this, kill the boss Beatrice the Tailor in Dunley Farmlands, and you can build the Tailoring Bench, which comes hardwired with recipes for the whole Hollowfang set. To make the set, you’ll need a healthy mix of Cotton Yarn, Leather and Wool Thread.
Merciless Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 6
- +204 max health (total)
- Increases movement speed by 4% (if two pieces worn)
- Increases attack speed by 4% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
You’ll need to build a Study and use V Rising Scrolls to unlock the recipes to make Merciless Hollowfang armor, or just get lucky drops from enemies. Either way, once you have the recipes you can use the Tailoring Bench to enhance your existing Hollowfang armor with Iron Ingots to make it into this superior form (and if you don’t have V Rising Iron, check here on how to get it).
Dawnthorn armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 7
- +252 max health (total)
A particularly showy set of purple threads, the Dawnthorn armor takes us firmly into the late-game of armor sets. You can get the recipe for this armor by killing the boss Octavian the Military Captain, found in the Bastion of Dunley area in East Dunley Farmlands (check the V Rising map if you’re not sure where that is). Kill Octavian, a level 58 boss, and you can build the Dawnthorn armor set in your Tailoring Bench with Scales, Pristine Leather, and Ghost Yarn.
Twilight armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 7
- +252 max health (total)
- Become immune to sun damage and sparkle when standing in the sun (if all pieces worn)
Seems a little late for this sort of reference, but let’s get it out the way – the Twilight armor actually makes you immune to sunlight if you wear all four pieces at once (though you do sparkle instead). It’s actually a very good set, exactly as protective as the Dawnthorn armor with the additional sunlight immunity on top of that, but the problem is that it’s currently only accessible via console commands. If your server doesn’t allow that, there’s no way to get it.
Bloodmoon armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 8
- +307 max health (total)
- Increases movement speed by 6% (if two pieces worn)
- Increases attack speed by 6% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
The best any player can legitimately obtain, players can create the incredibly powerful Bloodmoon armor via the Athenaeum, the highest tier of research construction you can make in your Castle. Feed the Athenaeum enough Schematics to get random recipes, or just get lucky killing high-level enemies, and you’ll be able to craft all four pieces of the Bloodmoon armor at the Tailoring Bench. Keep in mind though that it uses up the Dawnthorn armor to do so, as well as Imperial Thread, Silk, and the very rare Primal Blood Essence (something you can find out how to get at our V Rising Blood Essence page).
Death armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
- Gear Level 9
- +370 max health (total)
At the pinnacle of defence we have the Death armor, the best armor set currently in the game (assuming you count console commands as “in” the game). The Death armor set actually has its own inventory sprite – a cultish-looking set of black and red robes – but when equipped your character looks like they’re wearing the Bloodmoon armor, presumably because the official look is still being programmed in at Stunlock Studios as some part of the future V Rising Roadmap. Nonetheless, the health boost is fantastic, so if you’re really having trouble with the final bosses of the game, this can help see you through, especially if paired with the V Rising best weapons.
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Best V Rising armor, all sets and how to get them
The best V Rising armor set in the game is the Death armor set at time of writing, an incredibly sturdy set of armor that can only be obtained, as far as we can tell, via V Rising console commands and cheats (though that’s not to say it won’t be added legitimately into the game at a later date). There’s ten full sets of armor in V Rising currently, though two of them can’t be found legitimately without a few hacks. Read on for more information about how to find V Rising’s best armor and what all the different sets do.
Best armor in V Rising
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
The best armor in V Rising is almost definitely the Death armor set, for a very simple reason: it offers more of a health boost than any other set right now. However, as mentioned, there’s an obvious issue – the only way to get it is to use the “give” console command and effectively cheat, something not every player can do, or is even willing to do. The second best option is the Bloodmoon set, which we’ll discuss momentarily how to find, as it’s a little more complicated than just typing in what you want (though you can do that for it, obviously).
All armor sets in V Rising and how to get them
Here’s the tier list of all the best V Rising armor sets in order:
Boneguard
Plated Boneguard
Nightstalker
Merciless Nightstalker
Hollowfang
Merciless Hollowfang
Dawnthorn
Twilight
Bloodmoon
Death
V Rising Servants
Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 1
+57 max health (total)
Boneguard armor is the first, simplest armor you’ll obtain, taught as part of your tutorial. You can make the whole set in your inventory crafting menu at any time using nothing more than bone and animal hide.
Plated Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 2
+75 max health (total)
Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
Plated Boneguard is the natural upgrade, obtained via the Simple Workbench you’ll build at your Castle. You need to use up your Boneguard armor to create it, adding additional Animal Hide to make a better version.
Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Nightstalker armor set
Gear Level 3
+98 max health (total)
Nightstalker armor is also available from the Simple Workbench by default, but it requires far better materials. You’ll need some V Rising Leather and some Coarse Thread to assemble them, but it’s a worthy upgrade that leads you to something better.
Merciless Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 4
+127 max health (total)
Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
Increases Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
After you manage to create Copper Ingots, you can take them to the Simple Workbench and use them to enhance your Nightstalker armor – but you’ll need to research the recipes first. We’ve actually laid out how to get V Rising Merciless weapons and gear in our page here, so check that to find out how to get yourself into the next phase of protection.
Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 5
+162 max health (total)
We’re solidly in the midgame now, as Hollowfang looks pretty snazzy and can help you endure some very tough hits without dying. To get this, kill the boss Beatrice the Tailor in Dunley Farmlands, and you can build the Tailoring Bench, which comes hardwired with recipes for the whole Hollowfang set. To make the set, you’ll need a healthy mix of Cotton Yarn, Leather and Wool Thread.
Merciless Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 6
+204 max health (total)
Increases movement speed by 4% (if two pieces worn)
Increases attack speed by 4% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
You’ll need to build a Study and use V Rising Scrolls to unlock the recipes to make Merciless Hollowfang armor, or just get lucky drops from enemies. Either way, once you have the recipes you can use the Tailoring Bench to enhance your existing Hollowfang armor with Iron Ingots to make it into this superior form (and if you don’t have V Rising Iron, check here on how to get it).
Dawnthorn armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 7
+252 max health (total)
A particularly showy set of purple threads, the Dawnthorn armor takes us firmly into the late-game of armor sets. You can get the recipe for this armor by killing the boss Octavian the Military Captain, found in the Bastion of Dunley area in East Dunley Farmlands (check the V Rising map if you’re not sure where that is). Kill Octavian, a level 58 boss, and you can build the Dawnthorn armor set in your Tailoring Bench with Scales, Pristine Leather, and Ghost Yarn.
Twilight armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 7
+252 max health (total)
Become immune to sun damage and sparkle when standing in the sun (if all pieces worn)
Seems a little late for this sort of reference, but let’s get it out the way – the Twilight armor actually makes you immune to sunlight if you wear all four pieces at once (though you do sparkle instead). It’s actually a very good set, exactly as protective as the Dawnthorn armor with the additional sunlight immunity on top of that, but the problem is that it’s currently only accessible via console commands. If your server doesn’t allow that, there’s no way to get it.
Bloodmoon armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 8
+307 max health (total)
Increases movement speed by 6% (if two pieces worn)
Increases attack speed by 6% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
The best any player can legitimately obtain, players can create the incredibly powerful Bloodmoon armor via the Athenaeum, the highest tier of research construction you can make in your Castle. Feed the Athenaeum enough Schematics to get random recipes, or just get lucky killing high-level enemies, and you’ll be able to craft all four pieces of the Bloodmoon armor at the Tailoring Bench. Keep in mind though that it uses up the Dawnthorn armor to do so, as well as Imperial Thread, Silk, and the very rare Primal Blood Essence (something you can find out how to get at our V Rising Blood Essence page).
Death armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 9
+370 max health (total)
At the pinnacle of defence we have the Death armor, the best armor set currently in the game (assuming you count console commands as “in” the game). The Death armor set actually has its own inventory sprite – a cultish-looking set of black and red robes – but when equipped your character looks like they’re wearing the Bloodmoon armor, presumably because the official look is still being programmed in at Stunlock Studios as some part of the future V Rising Roadmap. Nonetheless, the health boost is fantastic, so if you’re really having trouble with the final bosses of the game, this can help see you through, especially if paired with the V Rising best weapons.
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Best V Rising armor, all sets and how to get them
The best V Rising armor set in the game is the Death armor set at time of writing, an incredibly sturdy set of armor that can only be obtained, as far as we can tell, via V Rising console commands and cheats (though that’s not to say it won’t be added legitimately into the game at a later date). There’s ten full sets of armor in V Rising currently, though two of them can’t be found legitimately without a few hacks. Read on for more information about how to find V Rising’s best armor and what all the different sets do.
Best armor in V Rising
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
The best armor in V Rising is almost definitely the Death armor set, for a very simple reason: it offers more of a health boost than any other set right now. However, as mentioned, there’s an obvious issue – the only way to get it is to use the “give” console command and effectively cheat, something not every player can do, or is even willing to do. The second best option is the Bloodmoon set, which we’ll discuss momentarily how to find, as it’s a little more complicated than just typing in what you want (though you can do that for it, obviously).
All armor sets in V Rising and how to get them
Here’s the tier list of all the best V Rising armor sets in order:
Boneguard
Plated Boneguard
Nightstalker
Merciless Nightstalker
Hollowfang
Merciless Hollowfang
Dawnthorn
Twilight
Bloodmoon
Death
V Rising Servants
Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 1
+57 max health (total)
Boneguard armor is the first, simplest armor you’ll obtain, taught as part of your tutorial. You can make the whole set in your inventory crafting menu at any time using nothing more than bone and animal hide.
Plated Boneguard armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 2
+75 max health (total)
Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
Plated Boneguard is the natural upgrade, obtained via the Simple Workbench you’ll build at your Castle. You need to use up your Boneguard armor to create it, adding additional Animal Hide to make a better version.
Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Nightstalker armor set
Gear Level 3
+98 max health (total)
Nightstalker armor is also available from the Simple Workbench by default, but it requires far better materials. You’ll need some V Rising Leather and some Coarse Thread to assemble them, but it’s a worthy upgrade that leads you to something better.
Merciless Nightstalker armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 4
+127 max health (total)
Increases physical power by 2 (if all pieces worn)
Increases Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
After you manage to create Copper Ingots, you can take them to the Simple Workbench and use them to enhance your Nightstalker armor – but you’ll need to research the recipes first. We’ve actually laid out how to get V Rising Merciless weapons and gear in our page here, so check that to find out how to get yourself into the next phase of protection.
Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 5
+162 max health (total)
We’re solidly in the midgame now, as Hollowfang looks pretty snazzy and can help you endure some very tough hits without dying. To get this, kill the boss Beatrice the Tailor in Dunley Farmlands, and you can build the Tailoring Bench, which comes hardwired with recipes for the whole Hollowfang set. To make the set, you’ll need a healthy mix of Cotton Yarn, Leather and Wool Thread.
Merciless Hollowfang armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 6
+204 max health (total)
Increases movement speed by 4% (if two pieces worn)
Increases attack speed by 4% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
You’ll need to build a Study and use V Rising Scrolls to unlock the recipes to make Merciless Hollowfang armor, or just get lucky drops from enemies. Either way, once you have the recipes you can use the Tailoring Bench to enhance your existing Hollowfang armor with Iron Ingots to make it into this superior form (and if you don’t have V Rising Iron, check here on how to get it).
Dawnthorn armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 7
+252 max health (total)
A particularly showy set of purple threads, the Dawnthorn armor takes us firmly into the late-game of armor sets. You can get the recipe for this armor by killing the boss Octavian the Military Captain, found in the Bastion of Dunley area in East Dunley Farmlands (check the V Rising map if you’re not sure where that is). Kill Octavian, a level 58 boss, and you can build the Dawnthorn armor set in your Tailoring Bench with Scales, Pristine Leather, and Ghost Yarn.
Twilight armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 7
+252 max health (total)
Become immune to sun damage and sparkle when standing in the sun (if all pieces worn)
Seems a little late for this sort of reference, but let’s get it out the way – the Twilight armor actually makes you immune to sunlight if you wear all four pieces at once (though you do sparkle instead). It’s actually a very good set, exactly as protective as the Dawnthorn armor with the additional sunlight immunity on top of that, but the problem is that it’s currently only accessible via console commands. If your server doesn’t allow that, there’s no way to get it.
Bloodmoon armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 8
+307 max health (total)
Increases movement speed by 6% (if two pieces worn)
Increases attack speed by 6% and Gear Level by 1 (if all pieces worn)
The best any player can legitimately obtain, players can create the incredibly powerful Bloodmoon armor via the Athenaeum, the highest tier of research construction you can make in your Castle. Feed the Athenaeum enough Schematics to get random recipes, or just get lucky killing high-level enemies, and you’ll be able to craft all four pieces of the Bloodmoon armor at the Tailoring Bench. Keep in mind though that it uses up the Dawnthorn armor to do so, as well as Imperial Thread, Silk, and the very rare Primal Blood Essence (something you can find out how to get at our V Rising Blood Essence page).
Death armor set
(Image credit: Stunlock Studios)
Gear Level 9
+370 max health (total)
At the pinnacle of defence we have the Death armor, the best armor set currently in the game (assuming you count console commands as “in” the game). The Death armor set actually has its own inventory sprite – a cultish-looking set of black and red robes – but when equipped your character looks like they’re wearing the Bloodmoon armor, presumably because the official look is still being programmed in at Stunlock Studios as some part of the future V Rising Roadmap. Nonetheless, the health boost is fantastic, so if you’re really having trouble with the final bosses of the game, this can help see you through, especially if paired with the V Rising best weapons.
V Rising Whetstones | V Rising Stone Bricks | V Rising Paper | V Rising Scourgestone | V Rising offline mode | V Rising Fish | V Rising Grave Dust | Is V Rising on PS4 and PS5 | V Rising Putrid Rat
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