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In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, armor sets differ significantly from traditional RPG expectations. Unlike many games, there's no bonus for equipping multiple pieces from the same set, which makes mixing and matching the best strategy. However, if you're interested in using full armor sets, here are the top recommendations for various needs.
Armor sets in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* are typically named after their origin, such as the location where they are found or the enemy they're looted from. Exceptions include sets obtained through Twitch drops or pre-orders.

Obtained from enemies in the Kuttenberg Region during the "Bellatores" side quest, the Cuman Armor is ideal for quests involving unavoidable combat. It's not suited for stealth due to its high noise and conspicuousness but offers good defense with 149 stab resistance, 181 slash resistance, and 65 blunt resistance, depending on quality.
Available for purchase from merchants in the Kuttenberg Region, the Milanese Cuirass Armor is a solid choice for defense. Though heavy and costly, it provides 392 stab resistance, 286 slash resistance, and 100 blunt resistance, depending on quality. Its availability can vary as merchant inventory refreshes every 7 in-game days.

The Brunswick Armor set is exclusive to pre-order players and is obtained by completing the "Lion's Crest" side quest. It's highly valuable early in the game, offering 704 stab resistance, 567 slash resistance, and 239 blunt resistance when worn as a complete set.
The Cutpurse Armor, available through Twitch drops, is perfect for stealth-focused players. Unfortunately, it's not easily obtainable if you missed the initial drop. It provides 24 stab resistance, 53 slash resistance, and 54 blunt resistance when worn as a full set.
The best armor in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* doesn't come from a full set but from strategically choosing pieces that complement your build. While full sets look good in cutscenes, they don't offer combat advantages. Consider combining armor with the best weapons to optimize your gameplay experience. Even with basic armor, skilled combat can help you navigate quests successfully.
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