Equipment in Clover RPG allows players to improve their character’s stats while changing their appearance. Different gear pieces can provide bonuses such as extra Health, Energy, Mana Regeneration, Physical Resistance, Magic Resistance, and increased damage.
Players can obtain equipment through chests, enemy drops, crafting, quests, shops, events, and other activities. This guide covers all eight equipment categories, how the equipment system works, and what to know before choosing your gear.
How Equipment Works in Clover RPG
Equipment consists of wearable items that can be equipped to your character. Most equipment provides stat bonuses while worn, making it useful for improving your combat performance and character build. There are eight equipment categories in Clover RPG:
- Clothing
- Face
- Head
- Torso
- Miscellaneous
- Legs
- Back
- Cosmetics
Equipment has two main uses:
- Equipment: Wear items to receive their stat bonuses and gameplay benefits.
- Vanity: Use items to customize your character’s appearance without necessarily using their stats.
This system lets you focus on your preferred stats while keeping the character’s appearance the way you want.
Equipment Star Tiers
Stat-providing equipment can have up to three stars. Each star increases the item’s stat benefits, making higher-star gear worth checking when upgrading your equipment. Here is a quick overview:
- No stars: Provides the lowest available stat values but can still be equipped.
- One to three stars: Higher star levels provide increased stat benefits.
- Cosmetics: Do not provide stat bonuses, regardless of their appearance.
When comparing equipment, check both its stats and star level. A higher-star item may provide better benefits, but the most suitable gear still depends on your build and the stats you need.
All Clover RPG Equipment Categories
1. Clothing
Clothing includes general outfits and wearable attire. These items can provide stat bonuses while giving your character a different look.
Known clothing items include:
- Battered Vagabond
- Battle-Worn Attire
- Frayed Adventurer
- Highland Uniform
- Ragged Explorer
- Raider Attire
- Ravager Raiment
- Tattered Overalls
- Vagabond Attire
- Assembly Uniform
- Assembly Vestment
- Berserker Cloak
- Blackwater Brigand
- Enforcer Ensemble
- Goliath Breeches
- Kamo Army Uniform
- Moonlit Battle Gi
- Quarryman Attire
- Wayfarer Attire
- Cerulean Cloak
- Blue Scrapper Gi
- Purple Scrapper Gi
- Voidlace Cloak
- Eccentric Drifter
- Obsidian Legion
- Verdant Arcanist
Check each item’s stats and requirements before equipping it, as different clothing pieces may suit different character builds.
2. Face Equipment
Face equipment includes masks, eyewear, eyepatches, headbands, and other accessories worn around the face.
Known items in this category include:
- Eyeglasses
- Marauder Bandana
- Face Wrap
- Black Eyepatch
- Valmerian Eyepatch
- Anti-Magic Mask
- Imp Mask
- Eyewraps
- Warrior Headband
- Tidal Celebration Mask
- Verdant Celebration Mask
- Earthspring Celebration Mask
- Warden Mask
These items can help complete your character’s appearance. If you want to use one for its stats, check its equipment details before choosing it.
3. Head Equipment
Head equipment covers helmets, hats, hoods, and other protective gear worn on the head.
Known head items include:
- Veil of Stealth
- Faded Black Hood
- Sorcerer Hat
- Boar Helm
- Ash Guard Helm
- Mongrel Helm
- Mushroom Hat
- Inquisitor Helm
- Arachne Crown
- Blightseeker Head
- Saurith Helmet
- Ebonheart Helmet
Compare their available stats and requirements to find a suitable option for your character.
4. Torso Equipment
Torso equipment includes armor, coats, cloaks, armguards, and other gear designed for the upper body. This category contains several types of protective equipment.
Known items include:
- Eldritch Battle Garb
- Ironclad Coat
- Vanguard Armguard
- Apprentice Cloak
- Stealthy Shroud
- Padded Bracers
- Rogue Raiment
- Ravager Pauldrons
- Kamo Warplate
- Brigand Bracers
- Goliath Cuirass
- Gravitas Cuirass
- Primera Coat
- Sandveil Raiment
- Assassin Wraps
- Arachne Breastplate
- Ash Guard Breastplate
- Saurith Chestplate
- Ebonheart Chestplate
Torso gear is worth comparing when you want to improve your defensive stats or support a particular combat build. The exact benefits depend on the individual item.
5. Miscellaneous Equipment
The Miscellaneous category contains special accessories that do not fit into the other main equipment groups.
The currently listed items are:
- Millennium Pendant
- Earthsong Pendant
Check their individual equipment details to learn which stats they provide and whether you meet their requirements.
6. Leg Equipment
Leg equipment includes boots, greaves, legplates, and other items worn on the lower body.
Known leg items include:
- Eldritch Legplates
- Stout Sabatons
- Strider Boots
- Plain Leg Wraps
- Tarnished Boots
- Novice Leg Brace
- Brigand Greaves
- Goliath Legplates
- Gravitas Cuisses
- Sandveil Greaves
- Arachne Greaves
- Ash Guard Greaves
- Saurith Leg Plate
- Ebonheart Greaves
When selecting leg equipment, compare the available bonuses and star levels rather than choosing an item based on its name or appearance alone.
7. Back Equipment
Back equipment consists of capes, cloaks, backpacks, and other accessories worn on your character’s back.
Known items include:
- Grand Magus Assembly Cloak
- Alke Cape
- Iron Lantern
- Traveler Backpack
These items provide additional options for character customization. Check each item’s details to see whether it also offers stat bonuses.
8. Cosmetics
Cosmetics are designed for appearance and character customization rather than combat progression. Unlike regular stat-providing equipment, cosmetics do not give any stat bonuses.
They are intended for use with the Vanity system, allowing players to change their character’s look without relying on the stats of the cosmetic item.
The available cosmetics list is still marked as a work in progress, so a complete item list has not yet been provided.
How to Get Equipment in Clover RPG
There are several ways to obtain equipment in Clover RPG. The available method depends on the item you want.
Common equipment sources include:
- Chests: Open chests to find equipment that may have different stats and star levels.
- Enemy drops: Defeat enemies to obtain gear from their drops.
- Crafting: Create equipment when the required crafting options and materials are available.
- Quests: Complete quests that offer equipment as rewards.
- Shops: Check available shops for gear you can obtain.
- Events: Participate in events that may offer equipment or related rewards.
- Other activities: Some items may have additional obtainment methods.
Not every item is available through every method. Check the specific item’s obtainment information to find out where it comes from and whether you need to meet any requirements.
How to Choose the Right Equipment
Choosing equipment is not only about finding the item with the highest star rating. You should also consider the stats it provides and how those bonuses fit your character build.
Here are some things to check when comparing gear:
- Health: Useful if you want to increase your ability to survive damage.
- Energy: Check this stat if your build depends on energy.
- Mana Regeneration: Can support builds that need to recover mana.
- Physical Resistance: Helps support defense against physical damage.
- Magic Resistance: Relevant when dealing with magical threats.
- Damage bonuses: Worth considering if you want to increase your offensive power.
- Star level: Higher-star stat equipment provides increased benefits.
- Requirements: Make sure your character meets the item’s requirements.
The best combination depends on your playstyle. Compare the available stats on each item instead of assuming that one equipment category is always better than another.
Clover RPG has eight equipment categories: Clothing, Face, Head, Torso, Miscellaneous, Legs, Back, and Cosmetics. Most equipment can improve your character through stat bonuses, while cosmetics focus on appearance.
Equipment can come from chests, enemy drops, crafting, quests, shops, events, and other sources. Stat-providing gear can have up to three stars, with higher star levels offering greater stat benefits.
If you want to improve your character, compare equipment stats, star levels, and requirements before replacing your current gear. You can also use the Vanity system to customize your appearance without giving up the look you prefer.