Learn what Damiane’s Sunken Azuretide set looks like, what unique benefits it provides, and how to get it in Crimson Desert!
Appearance
The Sunken Azuretide set is part of the Charting the Unknown DLC, and only Damiane can wear it. Kliff and Oongka get their own version, the Forsaken Oath set.
The set features a shiny dark grey metal plates with dark golden accents, a dark blue skirt, plate closed helm, gloves, and tall plate boots with high gold-plated heels, all with gold accents all over, the heels have golden bottom.
The set belonged to a knightess known as the “Blue Wave”, who served the God of Wisdom and fought the monster that tore the islands apart. She never returned from the war. Her name was erased from history, and her armor was split into four pieces and cast into the sea.
Stats
The Sunken Azuretide set consists of 4 fully upgradeable Plate pieces: a Helm, Chest Armor, Gloves and Boots. There’s no Sunken Azuretide cloak, so you can pair the set with any cloak you like.
Fully upgraded, the set gives a combined Defense of 87. If this sounds low for heavy armor, remember that the set does not include a cloak.
The full combined stats from this set result in:
- Defense: 87
- Attack: 66
- Swim Speed: 12%
- Max Breathing: +615
- Spirit (every sec): +0.2
This set is designed for a mix of ground combat and underwater survivability, but it excels at nothing. Except at cool-looking.
The Chest, Gloves, and Boots provide flat permanent bonus to Swim Speed and Max Breathing, but none of those are top tier for the slot. Every piece also increases the time you can spend underwater.
The Helmet provides a decent amount of Max Breathing, but it combines that with Spirit Regen, which is not very useful underwater.
The Charter’s Light Diving Suit and the Marine Charter’s Light Diving Suit give far more Max Breathing on the chest.
Once you find and craft the Enhanced Propulsion Breathing Device, you will stop worrying about time limits underwater. Max Breathing should not be a concern for you on armor equipment.
To compensate for the mediocre underwater performance, the set offers proper Plate Armor Defense stats. And every piece comes with Abyss Gears pre-slotted, which is always a good thing. You will most likely want to replace the slotted ones with something better that fit your build, but don’t sell them, store them in your chest.
The pieces come with Abyss Gears pre-installed. Even though they are not optimial for an end-game build, it’s always nice to have more gears available. And you don’t need to unlock the slots, that’s also a plus. Blessing of the Earth I is a non-combat Abyss Gear and should be the first one you swap.
Sunken Azuretide Plate Helm
Damiane
Defense
Spirit (every sec)+0.1 → +0.2
Max Breathing+60 → +300
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A headgear forged from an unknown metal that never rusts, even in seawater. “Blue Wave” was the moniker of the knightess who once wore it. She took great pride in serving the God of Wisdom with unwavering loyalty. Touched by her devotion, the deity granted a divine blessing that lingers to this day, keeping the gear forever untouched by rust.
From our database: Sunken Azuretide Plate Helm
Sunken Azuretide Plate Armor
Damiane
Defense
Swim Speed4%Max Breathing+15 → +105SourceA reliable source / location for this item.
An armor forged from an unknown metal that never rusts, even in seawater. “Blue Wave” was the moniker of the knightess who once wore it. During the war against the monster that tore the islands apart, she fought more brilliantly than anyone else. Yet, some among the ancients could not bear the thought of their own glory being overshadowed beneath the name of a mere woman.
From our database: Sunken Azuretide Plate Armor
Sunken Azuretide Plate Gloves
Damiane
AttackDefense
Swim Speed4%Max Breathing+15 → +105SourceA reliable source / location for this item.
Gloves forged from an unknown metal that never rusts, even in seawater.
“Blue Wave” was the moniker of the knightess who once wore them. When the war ended, she set out to return to her liege, the God of Wisdom. Yet, even after a hundred days and nights, the Blue Wave never returned.
From our database: Sunken Azuretide Plate Gloves
Sunken Azuretide Plate Boots
Damiane
AttackDefense
Swim Speed4%Max Breathing+15 → +105SourceA reliable source / location for this item.
Footwear forged from an unknown metal that never rusts, even in seawater. “Blue Wave” was the moniker of the knightess who once wore them. Her name has been erased from history, and her armor, split into four pieces, was cast into the sea. And so, the Blue Wave sank into the depths.
From our database: Sunken Azuretide Plate Boots
Acquisition
You can loot all pieces of the Sunken Azuretide Plate set from treasure chest in the South Sea. Fighting is not required, though you may be attacked by hostile creates at some of the locations.
The chests are covered in breakable rocks, so bring Axiom Force or Force Palm. Wear a diving suit or breathing device so you have time to search the seabed.
Helmet Location
You can find the Sunken Azuretide Plate Helm in a treasure chest on the ocean floor at the Great Hydrothermal Vents area. Look for the two thick tall pillars. The chest sits between them and is covered with breakable rocks that shine in gold.
Chest Piece Location
You can loot the Sunken Azuretide Plate Armor from a chest on the ocean’s floor about 1,000m west of Phragma Island in the South Sea.
The area is not deep and the chest is in a small trench, engulfed by rocks that you can break with Axiom Force of Force Palm.
Gloves Location
You can loot the Sunken Azuretide Plate Gloves from a trapped in rocks treasure chest on the ocean’s floor about 500m northeast of Xamala Island in the South Sea.
Look for the three T-shaped rock formations north of the sunken ship. The treasure is between them.
Boots Location
You can loot the Sunken Azuretide Plate Boots from a treasure chest at the Great Coral Reef in the South Sea. You will fine the chest covered in rocks in between two halves of a sunken ship.
Full Set Upgrade Cost
Upgrading the full Sunken Azuretide set to Level 10 requires:
Iron Ore x225
Copper Ore x97
Short Hair Hide x128
Large Bone x45
Fang x32
Bismuth Ore x20
Abyss Artifact x24
Aeserion’s Scale x4
The Chest Armor is the biggest single cost, with 78 Iron Ore and 65 Copper Ore on its own.
The Gloves and Boots cost exactly the same, and only those two need hides and Fangs.
Other Matching Items
The set only consists of the main four armor parts. You can mix and match the weapons however you like. Since this is a DLC set, we will recommend a few good picks from Charting the Unknown as well.
Thanks to the Dyeing system in Crimson Desert, you can make any piece of equipment match your outfit. So, pick any one-handed or two-handed weapon you like.
The best two-handed weapon right now is the Lumen Longsword, the lightsaber. You will absolutely not go wrong if you pick it. That weapon has a very distinct Abyss (futuristic) design, though.
For one-handed, the new Depthbinder Rapier is a great-looking and quite strong choice. Chosing it, we stay within the sea creatures theme of the outfit.
The Stormforged Shield is a good choice. It’s one of the two newly added folding shields for Damiane with the DLC and it has a built-in passive effect that increases damage with consecutive attacks. The other one is the Azurewater Shield, which fits better visually with the armor set.
You can pair the set with any cloak you like. With some custom dye work, Odeck’s Proterctor Plate Cloak would fit nicely.
On the Accessories front, things can get way too personal. Since there isn’t anything officially part of or related to the Wanderer of Faith set, you can pick from our database whatever best matches your style and build needs.
