Clover RPG Accessories: Full Stats, Levels and How to Get Them

Clover RPG has 90 accessories that add stats, spread across seven categories: outfits, face, head, torso, legs, back, and pendants. Most pieces have a level requirement, and each lists its own bonuses, such as Health, Energy, or resistance. Outfits are mostly crafted at the Blacksmith, while face, head, torso, leg, and back pieces broadly come from chests tied to bosses and quest NPCs.

How Stats and Stars Work in Clover RPG

Each piece lists its own bonuses, and those are what you compare when you choose gear. The main ones work like this:

• Health raises how much damage your character can take before going down.
• Energy raises your maximum energy, so you have more to spend during a fight.
• Physical Resistance lowers damage from physical attacks, and Magic Resistance lowers damage from magic.
• Mana Regen speeds up how fast your mana refills.

Some pieces also list Resolve or PvE Damage. PvE stands for player versus environment, so PvE Damage raises the damage you deal to enemies.

Gear can have up to three stars, and each star raises the piece's stats. The values listed for each piece may differ from what your item shows, especially if it has stars. Before you choose between two similar pieces, compare the tooltip and star count on each item you own.

Cosmetics form a separate eighth category, and they sit outside the 90 stat pieces.

Where Clover RPG Accessories Come From

Most outfits are crafted at the Blacksmith. Each recipe lists the exact materials and counts, so gather all of them before you craft.

Face, head, torso, leg, and back pieces broadly come from chests tied to bosses and quest NPCs.

Outfit Stats, Levels and Blacksmith Recipes

Outfits are the largest category at 26 pieces, and none of them list Health. Their bonuses come mostly from resistance, and some add Energy, Mana Regen, or Resolve. Two pieces also need an attribute on top of their level, and the table shows which. Attributes work like level requirements: your character needs at least that much of the attribute before the piece can be used.

Because outfits add no Health, pair them with pieces from the other slots that do. A resistance outfit reduces what hits you, and face, head, torso, leg, and back pieces supply the Health to stay standing.

The level 5 outfits are the earliest options, and each recipe needs Cloth plus just one other material. Verdant Arcanist has the highest Mana Regen of any outfit, but it also has the highest attribute gate, so it's a later pick. Voidlace Cloak needs four Ectoplasm on top of its other four ingredients, so gather all five materials before you start.

Face Gear Stats and Levels

Face gear runs from level 4 to level 48, and most pieces add Health. Eyeglasses and Anti-Magic Mask are the two that give Energy without any Health.

The three celebration masks at level 40 show the trade-off clearly. Tidal Celebration Mask splits its bonuses evenly, Verdant Celebration Mask leans toward Energy, and Earthspring Celebration Mask leans toward Health. Pick the one that fills the gap in your other slots.

Head Gear Stats and Levels

Every head piece lists Health, and Energy appears on every piece from level 26 onward. That makes the head slot a steady source of both stats across most of the level range.

The main choice in this slot is between Health-heavy helms, like Boar Helm and Ebonheart Helmet, and Blightseeker's Head, which gives the most Energy of any head piece. Blightseeker's Head can also be crafted.

Torso Gear Stats and Levels

Torso is the largest category after outfits, with 19 pieces. It also holds the highest Health listed for any piece, from Ebonheart Chestplate at level 52. Assassin Wraps has no level listed, so check its tooltip before you plan around it.

Apprentice Cloak and Primera Coat, both level 28, lean toward Energy, while Gravitas Cuirass and Ebonheart Chestplate lean toward Health. Choose by whichever stat your character is running short on.

Leg Gear Stats and Levels

Every leg piece lists Health, and most also add Energy. Eldritch Legplates, Strider Boots, and Tarnished Boots are the three that give Health alone.

The three Health-only leg pieces are useful when Energy is already covered by other slots. Ebonheart Greaves at level 52 is the top Health pick in this slot.

Back Gear Stats and Levels

Back gear is the smallest category after pendants, with four pieces from level 18 to level 42. Every piece lists Health, and three also add Energy. Iron Lantern is the only back piece that gives Health alone.

With only four pieces, the choice comes down to whether you want Energy alongside your Health. Traveler's Backpack gives the most combined Health and Energy of the four.

Pendants Stats and Levels

Pendants are the smallest category, with two pieces, and both lean toward Energy.

Millennium Pendant gives Energy alone, and Earthsong Pendant adds a little Health to a larger Energy bonus. If Energy is what your character lacks, these are the pieces to check, and the tooltip on your copy will show the exact numbers.