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Veteran's Armor is a Chest Armor in Elden Ring. Veteran's Armor is part of the Veteran's Set, and is an old worn armor piece, but still effective for protection. Veteran's Armor is an armor piece worn over or around the player's torso to obtain an increase of defense and resistance. It also changes the appearance as well when it is equipped. Some armor pieces may be available to both genders but may be slightly different for male and female characters.
Old armor that has seen many battles. Worn by Niall, the veteran general of Sol.
Niall was a lone survivor who commanded spirits to defend his long-passed master.
This aging general could not die, nor did he have anywhere to fade away.
Where to find Veteran's Armor in Elden Ring
The Veteran's Armor Chest Armor can be found at:
Can be purchased from Finger Reader Enia at Roundtable Hold after killing Commander Niall at Castle Sol Rooftop.
Veteran's Armor Set in Elden Ring
- Veteran's Armor is a piece of the Veteran's Set.
- The rest of the set is composed of the Veteran's Helm, Veteran's Gauntlets and Veteran's Greaves.
- Altering the armor removes the cape, lowers weight, and reduces stats: Veteran's Armor (Altered).
Elden Ring Veteran's Armor Notes & Tips
- Sell Value:
6000 - Can be altered to Veteran's Armor (Altered)
- Poise Updated to patch 1.07
AnonymousAnd here we have, the chest-piece of the meta-slave, a species of gamer known to care not about fun, but about winning. Often seen paired with Varre's White Mask, it is the signature armor of often the least drippiest players in Elden Ring, often carrying dual twin-blades that deal massive bleed, or dual lances. On rare occasions the armor belongs to a species of player that is a person of fashion, while rare, it can be pulled off fashionably with specific combinations, or by simply wearing the full veteran's set, as it doesn't look bad all together.
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The part that goes around the chest (Breast plate) is way too large. That's probably why it looks so bad with any other piece of armor. Huge Body + Tiny Head + Skinny Legs = Stupid looks.
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now i know why everybody wears this, 0 swag but ofc gotta min max
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always see it in pvp, and i always think it looks dumb as hell. fashion over function is the REAL way to play elden ring
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Pretty nice looking armor with wonderful stats and poise. My issue with it (fashion souls) is the torso piece gives you a fat boy look at the waist and most all leg pieces just look odd with it. The Veterans leg piece looks pretty cool but it's got odd shaped feet that sorta look like fat duck feet and its super distracting to me lol.
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Amazing weight to poise ratio, optimal for pvp. If you are using a special helmet then pairing it with bull goat armor pieces will work fine. Also remember to always use bull goat talisman.
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Extremely good chestplate. Unfortunantely that means every sweat in the game is gonna be using it so if you see someone wearing it just finger-sever and save yourself an aggravating experience
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Finally able to replace the Radahn set, now to find a sword that matches.
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Needs to be adjusted - same weight as Sentinel but has 10 more poise?? Outrageous
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Very nice poise to weight ratio, outshines radahn's armour set
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Crazy good poise to weight ratio, completely outshines radahn's armour set
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Today's 1.03 patch stopped the game from crashing for me when I equip this set
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This armor currently crashes the game when equipped on PC for me, can anyone confirm?
"Does my armor make me look fat?" -Elden Ring Min-Maxer
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