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* The '''helm''', '''gauntlets''' and '''boots''' are located in unlocked {{TextContainer|chests}} in parts of the Blackmarsh that become accessible after you touch all three Veil Tear Apparations in the Blackmarsh Undying during the [[Tears in the Veil]] quest. |
* The '''helm''', '''gauntlets''' and '''boots''' are located in unlocked {{TextContainer|chests}} in parts of the Blackmarsh that become accessible after you touch all three Veil Tear Apparations in the Blackmarsh Undying during the [[Tears in the Veil]] quest. |
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+ | == Trivia == |
* The description says the Sentinel armor was worn by the Grey Warden who killed [[Dumat]], which was at the end of the [[First Blight]], meaning the armor is about 1200 years old. |
* The description says the Sentinel armor was worn by the Grey Warden who killed [[Dumat]], which was at the end of the [[First Blight]], meaning the armor is about 1200 years old. |
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* The general motif of this armor is quite different from other sets of armor or weaponry of the Grey Wardens. Other Grey Warden arms and armor are mostly of a white or grey color and bear griffon imagery, unlike this armor, which is black with blood red highlights, bearing imagery referencing Dumat, who was slain by the Anderfel warrior who wore this armor. Though it may simply be that the griffon imagery, and indeed the name of the order, was instead set forth by the followers of the Anderfel warriors who slew Dumat. |
* The general motif of this armor is quite different from other sets of armor or weaponry of the Grey Wardens. Other Grey Warden arms and armor are mostly of a white or grey color and bear griffon imagery, unlike this armor, which is black with blood red highlights, bearing imagery referencing Dumat, who was slain by the Anderfel warrior who wore this armor. Though it may simply be that the griffon imagery, and indeed the name of the order, was instead set forth by the followers of the Anderfel warriors who slew Dumat. |
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