The main downside is that it looks fairly ridiculous. In other words, the T6 set has almost as much heal rating as the T4 Thousand Blossoms set (which remains the set with the largest amount of heal rating), while having more DPS than any other priest set. This means that compared with the T5 PoM/ToS sets, you gain about 850 HP and 900 heal rating, as well as a little magic damage, hit rating, and 400 protection (not counting what you get indirectly from wisdom). It gives you a total of 777.4 magic damage and 2288 heal rating (see also my old post with the comparison of priest armor sets). This is another DT set the PoM/ToS T6 set. I think that except for the headpiece, which is completely ridiculous, the rest of this set actually looks pretty good. The DT set (Masquer of the Sand) looks the same, just recolored (reddish instead of green). Compared to the two plate sets, this one has more DPS, critical rating, lots of hit rating, and even a little protection (400 to be precise) at the same time, of course, it has less armor and HP. There are two heavy sets in T6, both fairly DPS-oriented Masquer of the Sands is for DTs (it includes magic damage (unholy)), while Great Impi is suitable for conquerors and guardians. Steel Behemothįor the sake of completeness, I’ll repost the Steel Behemoth full-plate set from my previous post: I think I like this color scheme better than the orange one:Ĭompared with the Steel Behemoth set in terms of stats, the Warded Brute set gives you 1355 protection at the expense of 1488 HP and some smallish amounts of DPS, armor, hit rating and hate increase rating. It looks just like Steel Behemoth, except that it’s blue instead of orange. Well, after many months of further lootwhoring, I am now in a position to post a few more sets 🙂 Warded Brute
Some time ago I posted some screenshots of the Steel Behemoth set, one of the T6 full-plate armor sets.
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