SET Lv.5

Pot Armor Set: Stats, Set Bonus & How to Getなべ装備セット

The Pot Armor Set is a level 5 armor set in Core Keeper made of 2 pieces: Pot Lid, Pot Tub. Set bonus: 2 pieces – Well fed buffs are 40% stronger. Best for ranged builds, ranking #3 of 70 sets for damage.

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Pot Armor Set pieces and stats (Lv.20)

The Pot Armor Set has 2 pieces. Values are for Lv.20 (fully upgraded); the level column shows the level each piece starts at.

SlotItemBase
Lv
ArmorMax healthEffects (Lv.20)
Head Pot LidPot Lid 5 33 —
  • +7% critical hit chance
  • +17% critical hit damage
Chest Pot TubPot Tub 5 36 —
  • +6% critical hit chance
  • +19% critical hit damage
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Pot set bonus: how many pieces do you need?

Wearing the required number of pieces from the same set at once adds an extra effect (the set bonus). The Pot Armor Set gives:

  • 2 pieces: Well fed buffs are 40% stronger
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Pot Armor Set total stats

Totals with every piece equipped, including the set bonus.

EffectBase levelLv.20
Armor +18 armor +69 armor
Critical hit chance +4% critical hit chance +13% critical hit chance
Critical hit damage +13% critical hit damage +36% critical hit damage
Well fed buffs are stronger Well fed buffs are 40% stronger Well fed buffs are 40% stronger
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Is the Pot Armor Set good? Rating by build

For each build we take the strongest loadout (gear and food), swap in the Pot Armor Set pieces (with the set bonus) and calculate the damage. Damage is relative to the strongest loadout (= 100), and the rank is out of all 70 sets.

BuildDamage
(best = 100)
RankBest set for this build
Melee 77.4 #5 Core Commander Armor Set
Ranged 81.4 #3 Mold Set
Magic 77.5 #5 Arcane Monk Armor Set
Summoner 48.0 #25 Chieftain Armor Set

The Pot Armor Set fits ranged builds best (#3 of all sets). It is a lower-level set, so even if it is strong when you get it, you will usually upgrade it or move to a higher-level set later in the game.

Damage assumes endgame gear (Lv.20) and skills at level 100. Defense (armor, health) is not included; compare the totals above for that. The damage model is this site's own estimate, not an official formula.

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How to get the Pot Armor Set (drops, chests)

How to get Pot Lid

Pot Lid: all sources and drop chances →

How to get Pot Tub

Pot Tub: all sources and drop chances →

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Pot Armor Set upgrade cost (to Lv.20) and reinforcement

Each piece can be upgraded to Lv.20 at the Upgrade Station with Ancient Coins and materials. Reinforcing at the Salvage and Repair Station doubles durability and raises effect values by about 15%.

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Sets of a similar level to compare

SetLvSet bonusBest build
Chieftain Armor Set 4 2 pcs: +2 max minion count Summoner (#1)
Apprentice Armor Set 4 3 pcs: +6% of magic barrier is added as magic damage Magic (#23)
Ranger Armor Set 4 3 pcs: +1 target(s) pierced by projectiles Ranged (#20)
Soaring Armor Set 4 2 pcs: +6.4% movement speed / 3 pcs: +23% magic damage for a short duration on critical hit Magic (#6)
Warrior Armor Set 4 3 pcs: +3.6% melee attack speed Melee (#23)
Cooking Pot Armor Set 5 2 pcs: Well fed buffs are 84% stronger Ranged (#11)
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Pot Armor Set FAQ

Q. Where do I get the Pot Armor Set?

Pot Lid: Copper Chest (chest), Clay Pot (breakable object). Pot Tub: Copper Chest (chest), Clay Pot (breakable object). Details are in How to get.

Q. How many pieces do I need for the Pot set bonus?

2 pieces give "Well fed buffs are 40% stronger" (2 pieces in total).

Q. Which build is the Pot Armor Set best for?

It fits ranged builds best (#3 of all sets). See the rating by build for the numbers.

Q. How much does it cost to upgrade the Pot Armor Set to Lv.20?

Upgrading every piece from Lv.5 to Lv.20 takes 9,278 Ancient Coins in total, plus materials (upgrade cost).

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Unless a note on the page says otherwise, numbers are read from the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6 (prefabs, configuration files, drop tables and the game's program) and calculated by this site, including upgraded (per-level) values, sell prices and mana costs. Names and descriptions are the game's official English text. Only reinforcing materials, minion and pet attacks and some food values are based on the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) data (CC BY-SA 3.0). Core Keeper and its images are © Pugstorm. This is an unofficial fan site.