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[Talon Blight]

When I first got my Knight Commanders was so happy at how awesome it looked until I discovered that in the set there was only the helm and the plate armor and so I wonder why doesnt Bioware include it as a set.

[Rhys Cordelle]

There's a shield too, but yeah, not a set unfortunately. It looks so good, but without having any set bonuses, it's just not as good as the alternatives.

[Arthur Cousland]

That's depressing. I like templars anyway, but it would be nice if there was enough templar armor pieces to make a set. As it is, I just keep the templar armor/knight commander armor on hand if a particular battle with mages is giving me trouble, but for the most part, I stick with the Wade's superior dragonbone plate or Cailan's armor sets.

[BigBad]

There are Templar Gloves and Boots, but, alas, they are not placed anywhere in the game where you can get them. Which sucks. I've been looking for a simple mod that adds them, or even a complete Templar set, to the game, but no such luck. I'd kill for a mod that adds a regular, normal merchant to the game who carries full sets of all hard-to-find armor sets. No overpowered godlike custom stuff. Just goodies that are already set up in the game but hard, bugged, or impossible to get.

[Frolk]

I've always thought that templar armour is the best-looking armour in the game. I agree; it's a shame that it can't be incorporated into a unique set.

[gingerbill]

i does look nice thats for sure.

[electricfish]

I found a link to a blog explaining how to add a set bonus. It could be applied to existing armor too, I believe. Link here: http://social.biowar...09216/blog/1310



Get ta work you Templars, and use those slav- mages to enchant a set bonus for your armor!