SetItemOption

Defines set bonuses for piece count and full set completion

This configuration file defines the bonuses granted by set items based on how many pieces of the set are equipped.

File Location

GameServer/Data/Item/SetItemOption.xml

Dependencies

Depends On	Purpose
SetItemType.xml	Maps items to set IDs (OptionIndex)

How It Works

1. Player equips set items

2. Server counts pieces matching each set ID

3. For N pieces, applies bonuses from PieceBonus1 through PieceBonus(N-1)

4. If all pieces equipped, also applies FullSetBonus

Piece Count Logic: PieceBonus1 requires 2 pieces, PieceBonus2 requires 3 pieces, etc. The bonus number is one less than the piece count.

Structure

<SetItemOptionList>
    <Set Index="1" Name="Warrior">
        <PieceBonus1 OptionIndex1="0" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <PieceBonus2 OptionIndex1="19" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <PieceBonus3 OptionIndex1="13" OptionValue1="20" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <PieceBonus4 OptionIndex1="14" OptionValue1="5" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <PieceBonus5 OptionIndex1="10" OptionValue1="20" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <PieceBonus6 OptionIndex1="1" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
        <FullSetBonus OptionIndex1="15" OptionValue1="5" OptionIndex2="17" OptionValue2="5"
                      OptionIndex3="0" OptionValue3="25" OptionIndex4="-1" OptionValue4="-1"
                      OptionIndex5="-1" OptionValue5="-1"/>
    </Set>
</SetItemOptionList>

Attributes

Set Element

Attribute	Type	Description
Index	int	Set ID (0-99, referenced by SetItemType.xml)
Name	string	Set name (for display/logs)

PieceBonus1-6

Attribute	Type	Description
OptionIndex1	int	First bonus type (-1 = none)
OptionValue1	int	First bonus value
OptionIndex2	int	Second bonus type (-1 = none)
OptionValue2	int	Second bonus value

FullSetBonus

Attribute	Type	Description
OptionIndex1-5	int	Bonus types (-1 = none)
OptionValue1-5	int	Bonus values

Option Types (eSetItemOption)

Index	Name	Effect
0	Add Strength	+value STR
1	Add Dexterity	+value AGI
2	Add Energy	+value ENE
3	Add Vitality	+value VIT
4	Add Leadership	+value CMD
5	Add Min Physical Damage	+value min damage
6	Add Max Physical Damage	+value max damage
7	Multiply Magic Damage	+value% magic damage
8	Add Physical Damage	+value min AND max damage
9	Multiply Attack Success Rate	+value% attack rate
10	Add Defense	+value defense
11	Add Max Life	+value HP
12	Add Max Mana	+value MP
13	Add Max BP	+value AG (Stamina)
14	Add BP Recovery	+value AG recovery
15	Add Critical Damage Rate	+value% critical rate
16	Add Critical Damage	+value critical damage
17	Add Excellent Damage Rate	+value% excellent rate
18	Add Excellent Damage	+value excellent damage
19	Add Skill Damage	+value skill damage
20	Add Double Damage Rate	+value% double damage rate
21	Add Ignore Defense Rate	+value% ignore defense
22	Multiply Shield Defense	+value% defense (shield required)
23	Multiply Two-Hand Physical Damage	+value% damage (two-hand weapon required)

Conditional Options (Division-Based)

Index	Name	Effect
24	Add Physical Damage by Strength	+STR/value damage
25	Add Physical Damage by Dexterity	+AGI/value damage
26	Add Defense by Dexterity	+AGI/value defense
27	Add Defense by Vitality	+VIT/value defense
28	Add Magic Damage by Energy	+ENE/value magic damage

Elemental Resistance

Index	Name	Effect
29	Add Ice Resistance	+value ice resistance
30	Add Poison Resistance	+value poison resistance
31	Add Lightning Resistance	+value lightning resistance
32	Add Fire Resistance	+value fire resistance
33	Add Earth Resistance	+value earth resistance
34	Add Wind Resistance	+value wind resistance
35	Add Water Resistance	+value water resistance

Division Options (24-28): These divide your stat by the value. OptionValue=10 with 200 STR = +20 damage. Higher value = LESS bonus.

Examples

Warrior Set

<Set Index="1" Name="Warrior">
    <!-- 2 pieces: +10 STR -->
    <PieceBonus1 OptionIndex1="0" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- 3 pieces: +10 Skill Damage -->
    <PieceBonus2 OptionIndex1="19" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- 4 pieces: +20 Max AG -->
    <PieceBonus3 OptionIndex1="13" OptionValue1="20" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- 5 pieces: +5 AG Recovery -->
    <PieceBonus4 OptionIndex1="14" OptionValue1="5" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- 6 pieces: +20 Defense -->
    <PieceBonus5 OptionIndex1="10" OptionValue1="20" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- 7 pieces: +10 AGI -->
    <PieceBonus6 OptionIndex1="1" OptionValue1="10" OptionIndex2="-1" OptionValue2="-1"/>
    <!-- Full set: +5% Crit Rate, +5% Exc Rate, +25 STR -->
    <FullSetBonus OptionIndex1="15" OptionValue1="5" OptionIndex2="17" OptionValue2="5"
                  OptionIndex3="0" OptionValue3="25" OptionIndex4="-1" OptionValue4="-1"
                  OptionIndex5="-1" OptionValue5="-1"/>
</Set>

Simple 2-Piece Set

Conditional Bonus

Important Behavior

Cumulative Bonuses: All PieceBonus entries up to (piece_count - 1) are applied cumulatively. With 4 pieces, you get PieceBonus1 + PieceBonus2 + PieceBonus3.

Full Set Detection: Full set bonus triggers when equipped piece count equals the maximum option count for that set (based on how many PieceBonus entries have valid options).

Shield/Two-Hand Requirements: Options 22 (Shield Defense) and 23 (Two-Hand Damage) only apply if the player has the required equipment. Otherwise the bonus is silently ignored.

IsFullSetItem Flag: When full set is equipped, lpObj->IsFullSetItem is set to 1. This can trigger other game effects.

Common Issues

Bonuses Not Stacking: Remember piece bonuses are cumulative. If 4-piece bonus seems weak, check that you're accounting for 2+3+4 piece bonuses combined.

OptionIndex -1: Using -1 disables that bonus slot. All unused PieceBonus entries and FullSetBonus slots should use -1.

Invalid Index: Set Index must be 0-99 and match references in SetItemType.xml OptionIndex values.