The Armory is the realm’s catalogue of every set of armour there is, and the Collection Log is your permanent record of which pieces you have ever held. Open the Armory from the Character menu — it is a full page, not a side panel.

What the Armory shows

• Sets — every armour set in the game, four pieces each (helm, chest, legs, boots), with the pieces you own marked and the source of each one you are missing: which dungeon or raid boss drops it, or which bench forges it.
• Search — look up any item by name and the Armory tells you exactly where to farm it.
• Trophies — the twelve world Rare Monsters and the weapon and armour each one carries.
• Stats on what you have found — hover a piece you own, or have ever owned, for its damage or armour and all six stats. Pieces you have never held show no numbers: finding out is part of the adventure.

The Collection Log

Ownership counts what is in your bag, on your back and in your Vault — but the Log itself is written the moment any item enters your possession, and it is never un-written. Sell it, salvage it, lose it to a failed craft: the Log still says you found it, and the Armory still counts it toward the set.

What completion pays

Every completed set adds a small account-wide bonus to your stats, and the bonuses are capped on the total, not per set, so the hundredth set can never matter more than the cap allows. There is a quieter reward underneath — completed sets also nudge your experience, gold and drop channels, each to its own modest ceiling. The Armory shows you the stat half; the rest you simply feel. Rare Monster trophies are counted but pay nothing.