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Overview

Ynitium Leather Armor is a Body Armor piece in Crimson Desert. It falls under the Leather armor category and is equipped on the upper torso of the player character. Body armor provides the highest defense stat among the four Armor types (chest armor, Headgear, Gloves, and Footwear).

Ynitium Leather Armor icon from Crimson Desert

"Standard leather armor crafted from Ynitium-treated materials. It is the default chest protection for Kliff at the start of his journey."

Stats

Property	Value
Type	Body Armor (Chest)
Armor Class	Leather
Defense	3
Lightning Resistance	+1
Abyss Core Slots	3

This armor supports Abyss Cores with 3 available slots. Abyss Cores can be slotted in at specialized NPCs to add modifiers that enhance the armor's effectiveness. See the Abyss Gear article for more details on the system.

Pricing

Transaction	Price
Buy Price	Not purchasable
Sell Price	0.66 Silver Coins

Prices may vary depending on faction reputation.

How to Obtain

This is starting equipment for Kliff.

Some armor pieces can also be crafted at a Blacksmith if the corresponding recipe has been acquired. Check with local Blacksmiths to see if a recipe is available for this armor.

Armor Set

Ynitium Set (includes Ynitium Leather Boots, Ynitium Leather Gloves, Ynitium Leather Cloak).

Armor sets in Crimson Desert share a visual theme across equipment slots but do not currently provide set bonuses when multiple pieces are worn together. The primary benefit of wearing a matching set is cosmetic. Individual pieces within a set still need to be refined separately to improve their stats.

Notes and Tips

The Ynitium Leather Armor is Kliff's default body armor at the start of the game. While its 3 DEF is modest, the 3 Abyss Core slots make it surprisingly versatile for early-game customization through the Abyss Gear system. The Ynitium set is the most complete starting set, with matching boots, gloves, and cloak all available from the beginning.

This armor can be refined through the Refinement System. Non-unique armor is upgraded using duplicate pieces, while unique armor requires specific materials found throughout the world.

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