Skyrim:Armaduras

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Este artigo é sobre the type of apparel. Para the magic effect, veja Armor (effect). Para the spells, veja Armor (spells).

Armor is a type of apparel that is worn on the body to reduce damage from attacks. Armor comes in two varieties, corresponding to the two different skills governing armor usage: Heavy Armor and Light Armor. In addition, there are shields which provide an additional passive increase to armor rating (active blocking is governed by the Block skill).

Armor comes in several pieces which can be equipped independently of each other, these pieces are:

• Armor: covers your legs, chest and shoulders
• Boots: covers your feet and ankles
• Gauntlets: covers your hands up to your elbow
• Helmet: covers your head
• Shield: protect and block attacks

In addition to standard pieces of armor, two necklaces in the game provide an armor bonus: the Locket of Saint Jiub^DG, and the Amulet of Articulation.

Armor Materials

Armor appears in several different materials and styles, which determine the quality of the armor. Higher quality armor provides better protection (but is generally heavier). Which quality armor you will find is generally determined based on your character's level.

The following table describes the base level at which an armor type begins to show up randomly for the player. Lower level armor will also randomly appear, but so will higher level armors in certain situations: potentially up to at least 12 levels "early". Enchanted versions of each armor type will begin to appear one level later; see Generic Magic Apparel for more information. See Leveled Lists for details on how these lists are used to determine the probabilities of individual items appearing. Although Dragonscale, Dragonplate, and Daedric armors can all be found in random loot, once your level is high enough, the chances of finding any of these armor types is 20 times less than finding other armor types.

Most armor from the list below can be created at Forges, by using the Smithing skill. The ability to make armor is not dependent upon your character's level, but is instead dependent upon which Smithing perks you have unlocked. All standard armor can also be tempered at Workbenches, if you have the necessary auxiliary item. Tempering is twice as effective if you have unlocked the perk necessary to forge that armor. Tempering an enchanted version of the armor (whether custom-enchanted, or generic) is similar to tempering the base version--it requires the same auxiliary item, and is twice as effective if you have unlocked the forging perk--but also requires the Arcane Blacksmith perk to be unlocked.

Jewelry, (specifically, amulets/necklaces and rings), can be created at any blacksmith's forge from ingots and jewels, but these are not counted as protective armor (the two exceptions to this are noted in the section above); similarly, circlets/crowns--like common clothing--are not attributed with any armor/protection value. (Note: The Aetherial Crown, which is a unique, quest-related, crafted item (added by the Dawnguard DLC), unlike other jewelry items, is eligible for improvement by ordinary smithing, but still only ever bears an armor rating of 0.)

The Skyforge allows you to create Ancient Nord armor, a type of heavy armor, if you finish the Companions questline. Also, it may be found from level 1 in a few locations.

Additionally, there are several other wearable armor sets/pieces that are made available as loot/specialty gear or as unique/quest items; generally, these can all be improved by smithing and possibly fortified with enchantments (if not enchanted already), though they cannot be forged as player-created items. (See also: Magic Items and Artifacts)

The Dragonborn add-on adds craftable Bonemold (heavy), Chitin (light/heavy), Nordic Carved (heavy), and Stalhrim (light/heavy) armors.

The Dawnguard add-on adds Dawnguard armors (light/heavy) and Vampire armors (light), which may be worn/improved but cannot be forged by the player.

Level	Light Armor	Perk to Forge	Item for Tempering
1	Fur	Cannot be forged	Leather
	Hide	No perk required	Leather
	Studded	No perk required	Iron Ingot
8	Leather	No perk required	Leather
11	ChitinDB	Elven Smithing	Chitin Plate
12	Elven	Elven Smithing	Refined Moonstone
19	Scaled	Advanced Armors	Corundum Ingot
27	Elven Gilded	Elven Smithing	Quicksilver Ingot
35	StalhrimDB	Ebony Smithing††	Stalhrim
36	Glass	Glass Smithing	Refined Malachite
46	Dragonscale	Dragon Armor	Dragon Scales

Level	Heavy Armor	Perk to Forge	Item for Tempering
1	Iron	No perk required	Iron Ingot
	Banded Iron	No perk required	Corundum Ingot
	BonemoldDB	Steel Smithing	Netch Leather
6	Steel	Steel Smithing	Steel Ingot
12	Dwarven	Dwarven Smithing	Dwarven Metal Ingot
18	Steel Plate	Advanced Armors	Corundum Ingot
	NordicDB	Advanced Armors	Quicksilver Ingot
25	Orcish	Orcish Smithing	Orichalcum Ingot
32	Ebony	Ebony Smithing	Ebony Ingot
40	Dragonplate	Dragon Armor	Dragon Scales or Dragon Bone†
48	Daedric	Daedric Smithing‡	Ebony Ingot

^†Dragonplate Cuirasses and Shields are tempered using Dragon Bone; all other Dragonplate armor is improved using Dragon Scales.
^‡All Daedric armor (except the boots, which are bugged) can also be made at the Atronach Forge, in which case the Daedric Smithing perk is not needed, but instead the Sigil Stone must be obtained. Tempering armor created at the Atronach Forge is still augmented by the Daedric Smithing perk.
^†† Forging Stalhrim armor also requires completion of the quest A New Source of Stalhrim.

Armor Rating

Armor Ratios

For all of the armor listed on this site, the provided armor ratings are the base armor ratings. The actual protection your character will receive from the armor is dependent upon your skill in that armor type and any relevant perks that you have unlocked. The rating can also be improved by using smithing to change the armor's quality to "Fine", "Superior", "Exquisite", "Flawless", "Epic", or "Legendary".

The armor rating only reduces physical damage, not magical damage. Each point of armor rating reduces damage by 0.12%.

Approximate formulas:

• Item Armor rating = CEILING[ (base armor rating + item quality) × (1 + 0.4 × (skill + skill effect)/100) ] × (1 + unison perk^† ) × (1 + Matching Set) × (1 + armor perk^‡)
• Shield rating = CEILING[ (base shield rating + item quality) × (1 + 0.4 × (skill + skill effect)/100) ] × (1 + unison perk^† ) × (1 + Matching Set)
• Displayed armor rating = SUM(item armor rating) + shield rating + armor effects
• Hidden armor rating = 25 per piece worn, including shields
• Damage reduction percentage = (displayed armor rating + hidden armor rating) × 0.12

† Custom Fit for light armor or Well Fitted for heavy armor
‡ Agile Defender for light armor or Juggernaut for heavy armor

Clothing and robes do not benefit from the hidden armor rating bonus.

For NPCs the skill coefficient is 1.5 instead of 0.4.

Note the difference between skill effects (e.g. Fortify Light/Heavy Armor equipment, Ancient Knowledge) and armor effects (e.g. Oakflesh, The Lord Stone).

Your durability against physical attacks (i.e. the amount of raw damage you can sustain) is proportional to 100/(100 − damage reduction percentage). This results in hyperbolic growth in your physical durability, up to the cap of 80% damage reduction giving a ×5 multiplier to your physical durability. Thus, the more armor rating you have, the more each additional point of armor rating is worth. The graph displayed shows the multiplier to your physical durability relative to no armor based on the displayed armor rating, assuming you are wearing all four pieces of armor (+100 hidden armor rating) and have no other effects.

Armor Rating Example

• Dragonscale Armor
• Dragonscale Boots
• Dragonscale Gauntlets
• Dragonscale Helmet
• Dragonscale Shield
• 100 Light Armor Skill
• 100 Smithing Skill
• 5/5 Agile Defender
• Custom Fit
• Matching Set

Dragonscale Armor rating

• CEILING [ (41 + 20) * (1 + 0.4 * (100/100)) ] * 1.25 * 1.25 * 2
• = 86 * 1.25 * 1.25 * 2
• = 268.75

Dragonscale Helmet rating

• CEILING [ (17 + 10) * (1 + 0.4 * (100/100)) ] * 1.25 * 1.25 * 2
• = 118.75

Dragonscale Boots rating & Dragonscale Gauntlets rating

• CEILING [ (12 + 10) * (1 + 0.4 * (100/100)) ] * 1.25 * 1.25 * 2
• = 96.87

Dragonscale Shield rating

• CEILING [ (29 + 10) * (1 + 0.4 * (100/100)) ] * 1.25 * 1.25
• = 85.93

Displayed armor rating

• 268.75 + 118.75 + 96.87 + 96.87 + 85.93
• = 667.17

Armor Cap

Physical damage reduction is capped at 80%. This occurs at 542 displayed armor rating when wearing all four pieces of armor and a shield, 567 without a shield, or 667 when not wearing any armor or shield at all. If you have 100 armor skill (Light or Heavy) and all relevant armor perks, this requires a tempered armor rating of about 130 (567 / (1,4*1,25*1,25*2). You can increase your tempered armor rating by 1 roughly every 2 points of Smithing with the appropriate perk, or every 4 without. Therefore, at 100 Smithing you will need 80 base armor with the appropriate perk (75 with shield), which is only achievable for light armor users without a shield with Dragonscale Armor and requires at least a Steel Plate set for Heavy Armor. With Fortify Smithing enchanted apparel and Fortify Smithing potions you can boost Smithing even further, which can potentially allow any material for which a Smithing perk exists to reach the cap. At the extreme end, you will need about 116 Smithing to make Steel Armor hit the cap ((130 - 72)*2), and about 144 Smithing for an Elven set ((130 - 58)*2). Unfortunately, Fur, Hide, Studded, Leather, and Iron armor are not affected by any Smithing perks and so cannot be improved as much. For example Hide Armor will require about 360 Smithing to reach the cap. (130 - (20+5+5+10)) * 4)

With the aid of enchanting (fortify smithing) and pre-made enchanting and smithing potions, and of course the appropriate armor perks, you can reach the armor cap with any style or type of armor in the game, even hide and iron armor. All without even using a shield.

Shields, spells, and the Lord Stone can reduce the base armor required to hit the cap even further, but these require more management.

Notes

• Clothes such as robes and other apparel do not count as armor, and as such do not benefit from the hidden armor rating bonus.
• Custom Fit, Well Fitted, and Matching Set perks are applied to shields if the four pieces of worn armor (armor, helmet, gloves, boots) match appropriately. The shield does not have to be of the same set, or even the same type (light or heavy).
• Shields do not benefit from either Agile Defender or Juggernaut, and do not advance the light or heavy armor skills when struck.
• Armor rating/damage reduction does not affect the speed at which the skill is trained.
• If you drop a piece of armor or clothing in front of an NPC, generally in a city or town^{[verification needed]}, they may run up to you and ask you if you are throwing it away.
• Guards may comment on what kind of armor you're wearing, depending on what faction they belong to and what you're wearing at the time.

Light Armor

Armor Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Hide Armor 00013911 5 50 20 Fur Armor 0006f393 0010594b 0010594d 0010594f 6 50 23 Studded Armor 0001b3a2 6 75 23 Leather Armor 0003619e 6 125 26 Elven Armor 000896a3 4 225 29 48px Chitin ArmorDB xx01cd87 4 240 30 Scaled Armor 0001b3a3 6 350 32 Scaled Horn Armor† 0001b3a4 6 350 32 Elven Gilded Armor 0001392a 4 550 35 Glass Armor 00013939 7 900 38 48px Stalhrim Light ArmorDB xx01cda2 7 925 39 Dragonscale Armor 0001393e 10 1500 41 † Scaled Horn Armor cannot be tempered or forged, because it was completely left out of the appropriate list. PC Only This bug is fixed by version 1.2.6 of the Unofficial Skyrim Patch.	Boots Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Hide Boots 00013910 1 10 5 Fur Boots‡ 000a6d7f 2 5 5 Fur Shoes 0006f398 2 4 6 Leather Boots 00013920 2 25 7 Elven Boots 0001391a 1 45 8 48px Chitin BootsDB xx01cd86 1 50 8.5 Scaled Boots 0001b39f 2 70 9 Glass Boots 00013938 2 190 11 48px Stalhrim Light BootsDB xx01cd7e 2 215 11.5 Dragonscale Boots 0001393d 3 300 12 ‡ Fur Boots and Fur Gauntlets count as Stormcloak/guard equipment, and therefore do not give the Matching Set bonus if worn with other fur equipment.	Gauntlets Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Hide Bracers 00013912 1 10 5 Fur Gauntlets‡ 000a6d7d 2 5 5 Fur Bracers 0006f39b 1 10 6 Leather Bracers 00013921 2 25 7 Elven Gauntlets 0001391c 1 45 8 48px Chitin BracersDB xx01cd88 2 50 8.5 Scaled Bracers 0001b3a0 2 70 9 Glass Gauntlets 0001393a 2 190 11 48px Stalhrim Light BracersDB xx01cda5 2 215 11.5 Dragonscale Gauntlets 0001393f 3 300 12
Helmets Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Hide Helmet 00013913 2 25 10 Fur Helmet 0006f39e 1 23 11 Leather Helmet 00013922 2 60 12 Elven Helmet 0001391d 1 110 13 48px Chitin HelmetDB xx01cd89 1 125 13.5 Scaled Helmet 0001b3a1 2 175 14 Glass Helmet 0001393b 2 450 16 48px Stalhrim Light HelmetDB xx01cda3 2 465 16.5 Dragonscale Helmet 00013940 4 750 17	Shields Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Hide Shield 00013914 4 25 15 Elven Shield 0001391e 4 115 21 48px Chitin ShieldDB xx026235 8 215 24.5 Glass Shield 0001393c 6 450 27 Dragonscale Shield 00013941 6 750 29 48px Stalhrim ShieldDB xx026237 10 600 29.5

Heavy Armor

Armor Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Iron Armor 00012e49 30 125 25 Banded Iron Armor 00013948 35 200 28 Steel Armor 00013952 000f6f22 35 275 31 48px Bonemold ArmorDB xx01cd93 34 290 32 48px Bonemold Guard ArmorDB xx037564 34 290 32 48px Bonemold Pauldron ArmorDB xx037563 36 290 33 Dwarven Armor 0001394d 45 400 34 48px Improved Bonemold ArmorDB xx03ab26 43 290 35 Steel Plate Armor 0001395c 38 625 40 48px Chitin Heavy ArmorDB xx01cd8a 35 650 40 Orcish Armor 00013957 35 1000 40 Ebony Armor 00013961 38 1500 43 48px Nordic Carved ArmorDB xx01cd97 37 1600 43 Dragonplate Armor 00013966 40 2125 46 48px Stalhrim Heavy ArmorDB xx01cd9f 38 2200 46 Daedric Armor 0001396b 50 3200 49	Boots Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Iron Boots 00012e4b 6 25 10 Steel Cuffed Boots 00013951 8 55 12 Steel Shin Boots 000f6f21 8 55 12 48px Bonemold BootsDB xx01cd92 7 60 12 48px Improved Bonemold BootsDB xx03ab25 9 60 13 Dwarven Boots 0001394c 10 85 13 Steel Plate Boots 0001395b 9 125 14 48px Chitin Heavy BootsDB xx01cd82 6 135 14 Orcish Boots 00013956 7 200 15 48px Nordic Carved BootsDB xx01cd96 6 220 15 Ebony Boots 00013960 7 275 16 Dragonplate Boots 00013965 8 425 17 48px Stalhrim Heavy BootsDB xx01cd9e 7 450 17 Daedric Boots 0001396a 10 625 18	Gauntlets Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Iron Gauntlets 00012e46 5 25 10 Steel Imperial Gauntlets 000f6f23 4 55 12 Steel Nordic Gauntlets 00013953 4 55 12 48px Bonemold GauntletsDB xx01cd94 3.5 60 12 48px Improved Bonemold GauntletsDB xx03ab22 7 60 13 Dwarven Gauntlets 0001394e 8 85 13 Steel Plate Gauntlets 0001395d 6 125 14 48px Chitin Heavy GauntletsDB xx01cd8b 5 135 14 Orcish Gauntlets 00013958 7 200 15 48px Nordic Carved GauntletsDB xx01cd98 6 220 15 Ebony Gauntlets 00013962 7 275 16 Dragonplate Gauntlets 00013967 8 425 17 48px Stalhrim Heavy GauntletsDB xx01cda0 7 450 17 Daedric Gauntlets 0001396c 6 625 18
Helmets Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Iron Helmet 00012e4d 5 60 15 Steel Helmet 00013954 5 125 17 Steel Horned Helmet 000f6f24 5 125 17 48px Bonemold HelmetDB xx01cd95 4.5 135 17 48px Improved Bonemold HelmetDB xx03ab23 11 135 18 Dwarven Helmet 0001394f 12 200 18 48px Chitin Heavy HelmetDB xx01cd8c 5 135 19 Steel Plate Helmet 0001395e 6 300 19 Orcish Helmet 00013959 8 500 20 48px Nordic Carved HelmetDB xx01cd99 7 550 20 Ebony Helmet 00013963 10 750 21 Shellbug Helmet DG xx012e8a 6 600 22 Dragonplate Helmet 00013969 8 1050 22 48px Stalhrim HelmetDB xx01cda1 7 1135 22 Daedric Helmet 0001396d 15 1600 23	Shields Name (ID) Weight Value Rating Iron Shield 00012eb6 12 60 20 48px Bonemold ShieldDB xx026234 8 95 21.5 Banded Iron Shield 0001394b 12 100 22 Steel Shield 00013955 12 150 24 48px Improved Bonemold ShieldDB xx03ab24 11 95 26 Dwarven Shield 00013950 12 225 26 48px Nordic ShieldDB xx026236 10 335 26.5 Orcish Shield 00013946 14 500 30 Ebony Shield 00013964 14 750 32 Dragonplate Shield 00013968 15 1050 34 Daedric Shield 0001396e 15 1600 36

Light Armor Images

• These images show a male Nord in different types of light armor.
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  Fur Armor

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Hide Armor

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  Studded Armor (with hide shield)

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  Leather Armor (with hide shield)

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  Elven Armor

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  Scaled Armor

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  Scaled Horn Armor

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  Glass Armor

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  Dragonscale Armor

• These images show a female Imperial in different types of light armor.
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  Fur Armor

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Fur Armor (alternate)

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  Hide Armor

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  Studded Armor (with hide shield)

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  Leather Armor (with hide shield)

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  Elven Armor

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  Scaled Armor

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  Scaled Horn Armor

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  Glass Armor

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  Dragonscale Armor

Heavy Armor Images

• These images show a male Nord in different types of heavy armor.
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  Iron Armor

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  Banded Iron Armor

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  Steel Armor

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  Steel Armor (alternate)

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  Dwarven Armor

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  Steel Plate Armor

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  Orcish Armor

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  Ebony Armor

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  Dragonplate Armor

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  Daedric Armor

• These images show a female Imperial in different types of heavy armor.
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  Iron Armor

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  Banded Iron Armor

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  Steel Armor

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  Steel Armor (alternate)

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  Dwarven Armor

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  Steel Plate Armor

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  Orcish Armor

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  Ebony Armor

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  Dragonplate Armor

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  Daedric Armor