This is the level 80 old-world dungeon set traditionally associated with the Priest of Mitra class, though its stats since 1.05 (light armor with wisdom) are also suitable for a ToS. Other turban-like helmets shown in this post don’t seem to have any such issues.įor comparison, let’s take a look at the Exaltate’s set. Note the terrible clipping issues between the helmet and the character’s hair. Shemite Mercenary social armor from the Sepulcher of the Wyrm. In terms of appearance, it’s closely related to the Exaltate’s set (see below). This is a blue social set and consists of all eight parts. Kel’Avashk cloth armor from the Sanctum of the Burning Souls.
Here’s a screenshot of the Kel’Avashk set from my old post about Sanctum sets (modelled by Cynara’s younger and sluttier Aquilonian cousin :P): So besides the chest, the only part that is present in both sets are feet, which look very different in Kel’Avashk than they do in the Shemite Exile set. Apart from that, the two sets don’t have much in common: Kel’Avashk is cloth armor (with HoXish stats) rather than social, and besides the chest it contains feet, leg and head pieces (which go quite well with the chest IMO). Incidentally, the chest looks exactly the same as Kel’Avashk Robes from the Sanctum of Burning Souls. I can’t help feeling that the smaller parts of this set don’t go together very well with the chest perhaps the combination looks better on the male models. You might say that a necklace-like thing is incorporated into the chest itself, so hiding your necklace makes sense. The chest piece has a curious property: equipping it not only hides your leg armor (this is not uncommon among chest pieces), but even your necklace. Shemite Exile social armor from the Sepulcher of the Wyrm. (However, the item IDs are different and if you click the link of the item, the window that pops up is slightly taller in the case of the item shop versions than the dropped versions.) Incidentally, the item shop set also consists of just these four parts. These are green social items and seem to be using exactly the same models as the Shemite Exile items of the same name from the item shop.
By now I’ve done more than 40 runs of the dungeon and seen each of these four items several times, but never any other parts from the same set, so I think it’s unlikely that any other parts actually exist. Shemite ExileĪs far as I can tell, this set consists of just four items: wrists, feet, belt and chest. None of them is terribly original in appearance, as similar (or, in some cases, identical) items already existed in the game for some time these will also be shown below for comparison. Three social armor sets drop in the Sepulcher of the Wyrm: Shemite Exile, Shemite Mercenary and Shemite Wayfarer.
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