Byzantine Greek Armor Set

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Eivor wearing the Byzantine Greek Armor Set

The Byzantine Greek Armor Set was a set of armor, which originated from the Byzantine Empire, forged by the people of Constantinople.

Between 879 and 882, the Viking jarlskona Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan obtained pieces of the armor through trading with the Byzantine emperor, Basil I, during her stay in Dublin, Ireland.

Statistics

Name	Armor	Evasion	Light Resistance	Heavy Resistance	Weight	Set Bonus	Availability
Byzantine Greek Armor	44	19	36	40	15	Increase Armor after a Critical Hit Duration: 6s Bonus: + 15.0 Armor Additional increase to Melee Damage and Health Bonus: + 10.0 Melee Damage Bonus: + 20.0 Health	Fulfil contracts in Overseas Trading
Byzantine Greek Helmet	43		35	41
Byzantine Greek Bracers	41		40	36
Byzantine Greek Cloak	40		38	38
Byzantine Greek Breeches	39		38	38

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Wrath of the Druids

Gallery

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  Eivor wearing the Byzantine Greek Armor Set with the cloak