Elden Ring's Dumbest Armor Combinations

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Elden Ring added many strong and cool armor sets to the series’s design pool, but some of the game’s clothing options are terrible. Most of the useless pieces of armor are obviously bad like the Finger Maiden's Robes, so the Tarnished tend not to use them. But sometimes putting the fool in foolhardy can be fun, and a player must face the Lands Between in clothing that is ugly, weak, and incongruent with itself all at once.

Crafting Elden Ring’s worst armor set is not simple task, though, as the purpose of clothing in the game is multifaceted. Of course pieces of armor offer cosmetic value and can help protect the Tarnished from taking damage, but they can also enhance individual stats or even make a whole class of spells significantly stronger. Additionally, all pieces of armor serve the lore and story of Elden Ring, as their item descriptions give background information to the history, factions, and gods of the Lands Between.

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Thus, to make the dumbest armor set in Elden Ring, one has to consider cosmetics, stats, and lore to ensure each piece of the set is at odds with one another. Arguably, two sets do this naturally: The Depraved Perfumer’s Set and the Omenkiller’s Set represent a group that was meant to consist of healers but is instead made up of murderous fiends who kill the weak. However, making a combination between separate armor sets can result in even stupider outfits.

For the first outfit in the dumbest and messed up armor sets in Elden Ring fashion line, one must collect the following: the Omensmirk Mask, Fell Omen Cloak, Lionel's Gauntlets, and Noble's Trousers. This plainly ugly outfit consists of glorified long-johns, a head piece