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Delverium Armour Sets: Slots, Bonuses and Cosmetics

The community armour table lists Head, Chest, Legs and Feet slots, plus bonuses for matching sets. Choose a set for the resource or combat style you need, and keep its functional equipment separate from cosmetic appearance. The developer says cosmetic slots do not add stat bonuses.

Early Access · community reference observed October 3, 2026; later official changes take precedence

Compare the bonus that helps your task

Set in the referenceListed set bonusUseful comparison
WoodDefence +1An early crafted defensive set.
Copper / IronDefence +2Compare the pieces as well as the shared bonus.
Silver / Opal / Obsidian / GoldDefence +3The same bonus does not establish identical item stats.
FlutterMove Speed +15%Consider mobility for your task.
CrystalMana Regen +40%Compare it for a mana-dependent loadout.
CrabMelee Damage +15%Compare it for melee.
Goblin CaptainRanged Damage +15%Compare it for a ranged loadout.
NecromancerMagic Damage +15%Compare it for magic.
FragmentAttack Speed +12.5%Compare it with your weapon and resource use.
FaultDamage +20%A later offensive bonus in the reference.

Compare complete equipment choices

  1. Read the current descriptions of the pieces you own.
  2. Check the matching set named by the bonus table rather than expecting one piece to supply every set effect.
  3. Choose the constraint you need to improve: incoming damage, mana, ammunition use or movement.
  4. Try the loadout with your own weapon and difficulty. This table is not a measured damage-per-second ranking.

Use cosmetic slots for appearance

The June developer news describes cosmetic armour slots as appearance overrides without stat bonuses. Hair Clip can override helmet visuals. Keep the armour with the functional stats equipped for its role; placing a preferred look in a cosmetic slot does not turn it into a second set of stat bonuses.

Plan the acquisition separately

Some sets are crafted while others are listed as obtainable drops. Use the Necromancer route for that enemy, or station progression for a crafted item. The table does not establish exact drop rates, armour scaling or a universal best-in-slot build.

Sources for this guide

Based on the dated developer or player answers above; this is not a report of our own in-game test. How we use sources.