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The What is up? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudge Muppet. I'm Scott here with Michael

Drew. As always, this is the Older Scrolls podcast, and today we've got a little fun one to bring in the new year.

We are looking at all of the armor sets that have a comparable equivalent throughout Morroen, Oblivion and Skyrim, and we're basically ranking them. Who did it best? We're going to look at all the armor sets and have some fun, subjective discussion. Now, of course, there's a few things to bear in mind. First, I just want to say,

for Skyrim, we're not going to be factoring in all of the creation club stuff because that gives

it a way unfair advantage because it just adds in all of these alternate extra sets and stuff like that.

We're also giving concessions for graphics. So we're looking more so at the actual design of the

armor and kind of like imagining if it had like a graphical equivalent equivalent because if you look at Morro Wind like obviously there's some like limitations in terms of the models and stuff.

And oblivion just looks better in general across the board just for the aesthetic of the whole game.

Oh, we've got we got some we got some stuff to talk about. So, but yeah, so also we've also included, for example, for the leather armor, there was no, like, just leather in Morowind, but there's Netch leather. So we're using, like, the closest equivalent where we can. Mm-hmm. But, yeah, we can jump straight into it. So let's sort of's sort of generally try and, like, follow along, like, the ranks of

rarity and stuff like that.

But let's...

So we'll start with iron.

Yeah, iron armor.

All right.

I want to hear your guys.

I actually quite like Morwin's iron armor.

I, it's a bit tin can, like a tin can roboty, but I like that.

It just feels a little bit more alien and a bit more special.

Oblivion's Iron Armor is a bit...

I mean, there's nothing wrong with it.

It's nothing great.

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