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NineInchNailer Mar 27, 2021 @ 2:39pm
Captain's armor set worth keeping on at higher levels?
Hi, my party is at level 16 and I still have Fane (scoundrel build) with Captain Armor's set equipped for the Tyrant's charm aura which comes in handy at times. Being a level 8 set, I'm wondering if I really should ditch it now?
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Chaoslink Mar 27, 2021 @ 6:04pm 
I'd have ditched it awhile ago at that rate. Like level 12 or even earlier. The charm is just an attack of opportunity spell with a charm effect. Charm grenades are far more reliable. Its good early on, but not all game good.
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Jerubius Mar 27, 2021 @ 9:37pm 
Honestly, the barter and persuasion bonuses are really useful if you're not planning to steal everything you need. Other than that, it's not that worth hanging on to.
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gregfromthepeg Mar 28, 2021 @ 8:40pm 
I keep it just for non-combat use; buying and selling things with the bartering bonus is super useful. And I love lucky charm, so when I am wandering without likely running into a fight, I use the boots. And I don't really need the persuasion usually, but good to have if you somehow don't have enough persuasion.

If you really like it, there is a way to upgrade once later in the game
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NineInchNailer Mar 29, 2021 @ 1:08am 
Originally posted by gregfromthepeg:
I keep it just for non-combat use; buying and selling things with the bartering bonus is super useful. And I love lucky charm, so when I am wandering without likely running into a fight, I use the boots. And I don't really need the persuasion usually, but good to have if you somehow don't have enough persuasion.

If you really like it, there is a way to upgrade once later in the game

I'm all ears, how?
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Chaoslink Mar 29, 2021 @ 5:23am 
Any unique item sold to the Fletcher Corbin NPC you can get to join your ship will bump up to level 18 when you transition to act four. You will have to buy them back or steal them.
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Seven of Nine Mar 30, 2021 @ 8:59am 
Originally posted by Chaoslink:
Any unique item sold to the Fletcher Corbin NPC you can get to join your ship will bump up to level 18 when you transition to act four. You will have to buy them back or steal them.

Always wanted to figure out what he does :P
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NineInchNailer Mar 30, 2021 @ 9:34am 
Damn, I missed out then! :( I'm in act 4 now, ops... oh well, maybe another another play through I'll remember.
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