[Native] Is there any Lordly Full Helm?

[Жора]

Best I could find so far is Reinforced Full Helm. Is there any Lordly version? I really like how it looks together with Lordly Scale Armor which is on par with stats of faction specific top tier armors. Full Plate is still better, but I get tired of it and it makes my character look clumsy.
Also, Full Helm + Scale Armor have almost ideal (absent of) neck seam on a character model.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=871686447
Would be nice to have a list of all available gear variations. As I failed to find a lot of Masterwork weapons and I guess they just aren't there, but I can't be sure.

[|AyyLmao|]

It usually takes time to find specific versions of the exactly items you want. The best thing to do is to keep playing the game and visiting the towns you pass nearby. I usually don't bother in having all the best gear, and whenever I hop onto a reinforced piece I give to my companions, it's way too time consuming to go after specific pieces. You have to keep looking, and it can take ages.

One thing: Most if not all of these top tier equipments have lordly versions. You can see helmets here http://mountandblade.wikia.com/wiki/Helmets

You can see the full helm is indeed avaliable on lordly version. You can either keep looking for it or use the cheatmenu if you really want it.

[Tuidjy]

In Native, the item type defines what modifiers are available. A full helm is allowed to roll for a lordly version, which means that you can find one in stores, or after defeating a bunch of knights.

The rarity is pretty high, so you cannot rely on finding one, but if you play long enough, and check the stores that sell a specific type of gear, you'll probably chance upon it.

This said, I do not obsess over the best defensive gear. When you play at full difficulty, no amount of armor will save you unless you know what you are doing, so I prefer my character's gear to look good together and match his background, as opposed to maximizing every point of defense.

I do always get the best sword, but given that I prefer balanced weapons over tempered and masterwork ones, that's easy.

[White Knight]

If you want a Lordly set of armour without cheating, you will have to be patient. It's that simple.

Buy up the bits you want when you can. Eventually, you'll have the gear you always wanted.

I had a character running around in lordly gauntlets and boots for about twenty levels before I found any more parts.