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Deimos set

A hume male in full Deimos's Cuirass set

This very rare set of plate-type armor is one of three used to create Ares's Cuirass Set. See also Enyo's Breastplate Set and Phobos's Cuirass Set. All of its pieces are dropped in Salvage and, despite their purpose, are solid pieces of low-level equipment on their own.

Number of Pieces: 5


Cost to store: Can be stored by Ghanraam (Aht Urhgan Whitegate (K-10) upper floor)

Level Armor Piece
35 Deimos's Mask RareExclusive

[Head] All Races
DEF: 13 MP +1% Accuracy +1 Attack +1
Lv. 35 WAR / PLD / DRK / DRG

35 Deimos's Cuirass RareExclusive

[Body] All Races
DEF: 27 HP +1% STR +1 VIT +1
Lv. 35 WAR / PLD / DRK / DRG

35 Deimos's Gauntlets RareExclusive

[Hands] All Races
DEF: 9 STR +1 VIT +1 Accuracy +1
Lv. 35 WAR / PLD / DRK / DRG

35 Deimos's Cuisses RareExclusive

[Legs] All Races
DEF: 19 MP +1% STR +1 DEX +1
Lv. 35 WAR / PLD / DRK / DRG

35 Deimos's Leggings RareExclusive

[Feet] All Races
DEF: 7 VIT +1 AGI +1 Accuracy +1
Lv. 35 WAR / PLD / DRK / DRG


Set Summary


Historical Background[]

Deimos[]

In Greek mythology, Deimos (Δεῖμος – "dread") was the personification of dread. He was the son of Ares and Aphrodite. He, his brother Phobos, and the goddess Enyo accompanied Ares into battle, as well as his father's attendants. Phobos and Deimos are also the names of the two moons that satellite the planet Mars (the Roman equivalent of Ares).

Cuirass[]

A cuirass (from the Latin coriaceus, meaning made of leather, and further from the Latin word corium which was a leather breastplate), is the plate armor formed of a single piece of metal or other rigid material or composed of two or more pieces, which covers the front of the wearer's person. In a suit of armor, however, since this important piece was generally worn in connection with a corresponding defence for the back, the term cuirass commonly is understood to imply the complete body-armor, including both the breast and the back plates. Thus this complete body armor appears in the Middle Ages frequently to have been described as a pair of plates. A related item, the Corselet, is a comparatively light cuirass.

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