Dimraeth Equipment and Sets

Dimraeth equipment fills eight gear slots, each with six quality tiers, plus named set pieces that grant bonuses tied to specific spells and playstyles. The store copy mentions rarity and upgrades; the wiki does not invent item IDs or fake legendary tables until Early Access publishes names. Mudtek’s design post on sets is the source for what follows.

Pair this page with Items and Spellbooks for how loot interacts with the five-slot spell bar, Combat Systems for how set bonuses feed into the stun and status stack loop, and Starter Builds for which sets pair with which archetypes.

Eight gear slots

Dimraeth has eight equipment slots. The exact slot names are not all published, but the system supports six quality tiers per slot and named pieces that cross slots to form sets. When Early Access ships a character sheet, this page will name the slots directly.

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Six quality tiers

Each slot has six tiers of increasing quality. The tier names and colors are not all published in advance. The practical implication: you craft, find, and upgrade rather than chase a single “best in slot” from the first zone. The stronghold is where upgrades happen; the world is where materials come from.

Named set pieces

Named equipment grants bonuses that unlock at specific set tiers. The sets documented below come from Mudtek’s published design notes. We do not invent set names, piece counts, or bonus text. When a patch publishes a new set, it belongs here.

Blightseed

• T3 — Seedrot: Your seed bombs now leave a poison pool when exploding
• T6 — Seedstorm: Throw a cluster of seeds instead of one

Brutalclaw

• T3 — [Bleed Claw] Savage Claw is empowered to apply 5 Bleed
• T5 — [Empowered Claw] is empowered to deal 33% extra damage

Bullheart

• T5 — Stonehide: when you hit an enemy with Blunt Damage you gain 15 armor for 5 seconds

Calmdrift

• T3 — Stillwater: After taking damage, increase Health Regen by 50% for 5 seconds
• T5 — Deeprest: Increase the Health Regen of this effect to 100%

Chillhowl

• T3 — Chillhowl: Howl shoots out a scatter of ice darts that seek out nearby enemies, dealing ice damage and applying 2 stacks of Chill
• T5 — [Empowered Howl] The number of darts is doubled

Convergence

• T6 — Overchannel: when you spend over 30 Concentration at once you gain a Magic Damage +20% bonus for 5 seconds

Feralbond

• T3 — Dualbond: Power of the Wild applies to both you and your target
• T6 — Packbond: Power of the Wild applies to all allies around you

Frostward

• T6 — Winterguard: Chilled enemies deal 10% less damage to you

Gorehorn

• T5 — Bloodfrenzy: Bleeding enemies take +12% increased Physical Damage from you

Ironfist

• T6 — Pummel: rapidly hitting the same enemy with Blunt Damage increases your Physical Damage +20% for 3 seconds

Lifebloom

• (No set bonus documented yet)

Lionspear

• T6 — Lionsurge: critical hits with Thrust Damage grant you Thrust Damage +20% for 5 seconds

Momentum

• T3 — Dashburst: After dashing, gain a burst of Movement Speed

Pathweaver

• T3 — Dualpath: After dealing Physical Damage, gain 3% stacking Magic Damage for 4 seconds. After dealing Magic Damage, gain 3% stacking Physical Damage for 4 seconds. Each effect stacks up to 5 times
• T6 — Pathsurge: Increase both effects to 7% per stack

Pitfighter

• (No set bonus documented yet)

Pyreweaver

• T6 — Wildfire: Burning enemies take +15% increased damage from you

Redsteel

• T6 — Ambush: after you Dash your next attack hit within 3 seconds deals +25% increased Physical Damage

Rootbloom

• T3 — Rootfan: Your Entangling Roots now summons 3 roots in a cone
• T6 — Toxicbloom: Your roots apply 2 more poison stacks

Rumbler

• T6 — Haymaker: after dashing gain a Physical Damage +20% bonus for 5 seconds

Shieldline

• T6 — Riposte: after you block an attack you gain a 3 second Strike Damage +20% bonus

Stonehoove

• T6 — Bulwark: when you take more than 30% HP damage in a single hit you gain +25 Armor for a 3 seconds

Swiftstep

• T3 — Quicktrade: Swap gives you and your target a burst of speed
• T6 — Guardstep: You also gain Armor during the speed boost

Tidestorm

• T3 — Tidepool: Water Surge leaves a pool behind
• T6 — Riptide: Decrease Water Surge’s cooldown by 33%

Set bonus themes

Sets fall into a few documented themes:

• Spell enhancement — Blightseed, Chillhowl, Feralbond, Pyreweaver, Rootbloom: bonuses that change how specific spells behave, not just raw damage.
• Damage amplification — Gorehorn, Ironfist, Lionspear, Rumbler, Redsteel: increase damage under conditions (Bleeding targets, rapid hits, crits, after dash).
• Survival — Bullheart, Calmdrift, Frostward, Stonehoove: armor, health regen, or damage reduction under specific conditions.
• Utility and mobility — Momentum, Swiftstep, Shieldline, Tidestorm: movement speed, cooldowns, or defensive reactions.

How sets drop and upgrade

Named pieces drop from enemies, bosses, and loot sources in the world. Upgrade tiers (T3, T5, T6) indicate when a piece’s set bonus activates. Higher tier means the piece is rarer or more upgraded, not a different set. Collecting multiple pieces of the same set builds toward the next bonus threshold.

What this page will not do

No fake legendary table with invented names. No claim that every set in the game is listed. No gold-per-hour farming routes. When Mudtek publishes set names, piece counts, and exact tier breakpoints, this page updates. Until then, the documented sets above and the systems description are what the wiki can confirm.

Read Items and Spellbooks for rarity, upgrades, and why you only equip five spells. Read Starter Builds for which named sets pair with which archetypes. The Guides Hub is the map of everything else.