Armory

The Armoury, located at the extreme upper left on the map, is where you can equip both your hero and spirit animal with new armour and weapons obtained from Quests or the Merchant.

TURF TRICK: Click on an item and click the "Equip" button OR drag and drop it onto the slots on the left. You can also rotate your hero avatar 360° by dragging it left or right. 
TURF TIP: When your Item Count reaches maximum (50/50), it is time to sell unwanted equipment to the Merchant. Otherwise, new items obtained from Quests will NOT be added to your inventory. The number of Specials indicates how many unique items you own.

Slots (clockwise)

Chest: Heavy/Light (Slow/Fast Spd Mod)

Hands: Heavy/Light (Slow/Fast Spd Mod)

Legs: Heavy/Light (Slow/Fast Spd Mod)

Feet: Heavy/Light (Slow/Fast Spd Mod)

Ranged: Bow (Fast Attack Spd), Crossbow (Slow Attack Spd)

Melee: Dagger (Fastest Attack Spd), Staff, Spear, Sword, Mace, Axe (Slowest Attack Spd)

TURF TIP: Generally, weapons with slower Attack Speed have greater Damage or DPS (Damage Per Second). Exceptions can be made for weapons/armour with perks.

Cape: Light (Fast Spd Mod)

Talisman: Light (Fast Spd Mod)

Animal: Light (Fast Spd Mod)

TURF TIP: Spd Mod = Speed Modifier (how fast your hero runs in battle)

Hero Stats

Health: Increases as you level up.
Armor: Dependent on the armour you are wearing.
TURF TIP: Heavy armour have higher armour than Light armour, which translates to more health.
Melee Damage: Dependent on the Melee weapon equipped.
Ranged Damage: Dependent on the Ranged weapon equipped.
Melee Speed: Dependent on the Melee weapon equipped
Ranged Speed: Dependent on the Ranged weapon equipped.
Critical Hit: Dependent on the weapons equipped.
Movement Speed: Dependent on the armour you are wearing.
TURF TIP: You can improve your Hero Stats by equipping weapons/armour with perks and/or bonuses. Read on to find out more about them.

Spirit Animal Stats

Damage: Increases as you level up.
Attack Speed & Movement Speed: Fixed at 100.
Bond: Buy furniture to boost your bond. Maximise your bond so that during Quests, when the Animal skill is used, your spirit animal reappears faster.

Rarities

There are 4 rarities of weapons: Common, Rare, Legendary and Unique. You can identify them by the different coloured backgrounds as shown below.

Common: Grey (no bonuses or perks)

Rare: Blue (with bonuses but no perks)

Legendary: Purple (with perks but no bonuses)

Unique: Yellow (with perks and higher bonuses)

There are 4 rarities of armour: Common, Rare, Legendary and Unique. You can identify them by the different coloured backgrounds as shown below).

Common: Grey (no bonuses or perks)

Rare: Blue (with bonuses but no perks)

Legendary: Purple (with perks but no bonuses)

Unique: Yellow (CHEST armour - with perks and bonuses

                                                             HANDS, LEGS, & FEET armour - with bonuses but no perks

                          ANIMAL armour - no bonuses or perks)
             Green (CAPE & TALISMAN - with bonuses but no perks)

Perks 

There are different types of armour perks which can be identified by the following icons:

• Boost Health: In multiplayer, you and your fellow Greencloaks gain 5% max health. This bonus can go up to 20% if all 4 players have this perk.
•  Boost XP: In multiplayer, you and your fellow Greencloaks gain 5% more experience points. This bonus can go up to 20% if all 4 players have this perk.
• Friction burn: As you move, you leave a temporary trail that deals minimal damage to the enemy.
•  Frost Armor: When nearby enemies attack you, they have a 20% chance of slowing down.
•  Reflective: Half of the enemy ranged attacks striking you bounces off and deal damage to themselves.
•  Spiked: When enemies are near you, 25% of your attack strength will be inflicted on them.

 There are different types of melee weapon perks which can be identified by the following icons:

•  Cleansing Burst: Animals you defeat will release a small burst that damages nearby enemies.
•  Symbiotic Bond: You gain a small amount of health when your spirit animal strikes an enemy.
•  Synergistic Bond: The targeted animal is marked for 3 seconds and takes 15% more damage. A new target is marked once the previous target has been hit.
•  Undaunting: Damage increases by 5% for every enemy attacking you, one after another.
•  Unrelenting: Melee damage increases by 10% for every time you strike the enemy. This can go up to 50%. It resets to 0% once you attack another enemy. 
•  Unyielding: When your health is down to 5%, damage increases by 90%. 

There are different types of ranged weapon perks which can be identified by the following icons:

•  Seeker: Fires an arrow at a time that never misses.
•  Spirit Bolt: Fires 1 or 2 extra projectiles which deals minimal damage to other enemies you did not target.
•  Tri-Shot: Fires 3 arrows at the same time, with 2 arrows at an angle from the middle one.

Bonuses

There are different types of armour & weapon bonuses which can be identified by the following icons:

•   Melee Speed: Your melee weapon strikes faster.
•      Move Speed: Your hero runs faster.
•       Max Health: Your hero has a higher amount of health.
•      Ranged Damage: Your ranged weapon does more damage.
•       Melee Damage: Your melee weapon does more damage.
•       Crit Chance: Your chances of a critical hit increases.
•       Ranged Speed: Your ranged weapon strikes faster.

TURF TIP: Talismans offer higher bonuses than weapons/armour.

Uniques (aka Specials)

Armour

Once your hero reaches Level 40, you can obtain unique armour sets. The sets include: Glowwood, Golden Sky, Meteorite, and Wild Weald.

Weapons

There are melee/ranged unique weapons in every level. You are guaranteed a melee unique weapon once you complete the Legendary quests at Levels 10, 20, 30 and 40 respectively. The Copper Sword of Essix & Scorpion Trigger can be obtained only at Level 40.

Cloak

The Promise of Green is automatically added into your inventory once your hero reaches Level 40.

Talismans

Amber Leopard of Uraza, Marble Swan of Ninani, Bamboo Panda of Jhi, Copper Falcon of Essix, Obsidian Ape of Kovo, Silver Wolf of Briggan, Bronze Eagle of Halawir
They are obtained once you complete the Legendary quests at Levels 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 respectively.

TURF TIP: We will create a post on how to obtain unique armour quickly. Stay tuned.

Making A Wise Choice

The arrow found at the top right hand corner of the equipment shows its status as compared to your current equipment.

The green upwards arrow shows that the equipment has a higher (better) status than your current equipment that you are wearing.

The yellow equal sign shows that the equipment has a same status as your current equipment that you are wearing.

The red downwards arrow shows that the equipment has a lower (worse) status than your current equipment that you are wearing.

TURF TIP: Hover your cursor over the equipment you want to equip to compare its status with the equipment you are already wearing.

The Gauntlets have the "Crit Chance" bonus while the Gloves have the "Ranged Speed" bonus.
The Guantlets may have a faster Speed Mod, but the Gloves have greater Armor. Nevertheless, they both have the same status, as shown by the yellow equal sign.

By Cardconstellation9 & Aquagriffin62