Covenant Cleric Set
A Crimson Moon armor set, 4 pieces.
Covenant Cleric is an armor set in Crimson Moon. The game ships 4 pieces for it — Helm, Gauntlets, Greaves, Cuirass — and they are listed below with the defence each one carries at its base variant. Armor in Crimson Moon is worn per piece rather than as a locked set, so these can be mixed with any other set’s.
- Pieces in game
- 4
- Physical defence
- 43
- Source
- Unknown
- Mix with other sets
- Yes — armor is per piece
The pieces
| Piece | Slot | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Covenant Cleric Helmet | Helm | A helm forged in honor the Cleric's Covenant This was the covenant that finally ended the long-running conflict between two schools of interpretation over the translation of a word meaning either bread or god in the Zehamaic launguage, over which much clerical ink and blood was spilt. |
| Covenant Cleric Gauntlets | Gauntlets | A pair of beautiful guantlets forged in honor of the Cleric's Covenant. This was the covenant that finally ended the long-running conflict between two schools of interpretation over the translation of a word meaning either bread or god in the Zehamaic launguage, over which much clerical ink and blood was spilt. |
| Covenant Cleric Greaves | Greaves | A beautiful pair of greaves forged in honor of the Cleric's Covenant. This was the covenant that finally ended the long-running conflict between two schools of interpretation over the translation of a word meaning either bread or god in the Zehamaic launguage, over which much clerical ink and blood was spilt. |
| Covenant Cleric Cuirass | Cuirass | A beautiful cuirass forged in honor of the Cleric's Covenant. This was the covenant that finally ended the long-running conflict between two schools of interpretation over the translation of a word meaning either bread or god in the Zehamaic launguage, over which much clerical ink and blood was spilt. |
Lore
A beautiful cuirass forged in honor of the Cleric's Covenant.
This was the covenant that finally ended the long-running conflict between two schools of interpretation over the translation of a word meaning either bread or god in the Zehamaic launguage, over which much clerical ink and blood was spilt.