TOR Fashion | Outfitting Your Character (SWTOR)

This is an in-depth guide on how to obtain equipment and outfit your character in Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR). I consolidated and updated many older guides (Armor Weight, AMEs, PvE/PvP Tiering, End-Game Naming, etc.) into this one. Each section covers a different aspect of outfitting your character, Make sure to click the tabs to view all information in each section. Please see this guide if you have any questions about acronyms or abbreviations.

Characters

Character Sheet

Character Sheet
Roles, Stats, and Weapons

To equip items on your character, you need to place them into your character sheet. Access the character sheet by pressing the “c” button on your keyboard or clicking the first icon on the Menu Bar at the top of your screen.

There are 14 slots on your character sheet for equipment: earpiece, 2 x implants, wrists, 2 x relics, weapon, offhand, feet, legs, waist, hands, chest, and head. The earpiece, implants, and relics are not visible on any character. On characters that use a two-handed weapon, the offhand is not visible. All armor pieces are only visible if the “Apply” button currently says “Active.”

character-sheet

You can view the Customize Appearance tab by clicking on the chest piece to the right of the feet slot. This will allow you to hide your head piece, Dark Side Corruption, and Unify all pieces to your chest piece color scheme.

customizae-appearance

You must periodically update your character’s stats by replacing equipment or replacing AMEs (see the AMEs tab under the Modifying Gear section) within each piece of equipment for your character to remain viable as you proceed through the game’s content.

There are no hard and fast rules about how often you must change your gear. It depends on item quality and the type of content you are trying. If you are having difficulty soloing content at your level, try upgrading your equipment or grouping with other players.

What your character wears and uses for a weapon may be determined by its class or role. Some older equipment is tied to specific classes or has armor weights that can only be used by specific classes (see Armor Weight in the Terms section). Weapons are always class dependent. Some advanced classes can use the weapon for their sister class, but their attacks are optimized for the weapon indicated in the chart (eg. Commandos can use blaster rifles, but are optimized for assault cannons). While all classes can use items with any stat, make sure you are using the appropriate ones for your role.

Class	Advanced Class	Role	Primary / Secondary Stat	Tertiary Stat	Quaternary Stats	Main Weapon	Offhand Weapon
Bounty Hunter	Mercenary	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Blaster Pistol
Bounty Hunter	Mercenary	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Blaster Pistol
Bounty Hunter	Powertech	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Generator
Bounty Hunter	Powertech	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Blaster Pistol	Shield
Imperial Agent	Operative	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Rifle	Vibroknife
Imperial Agent	Operative	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Rifle	Vibroknife
Imperial Agent	Sniper	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Sniper Rifle	Vibroknife
Jedi Consular	Sage	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Jedi Consular	Sage	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Jedi Consular	Shadow	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Double-bladed Lightsaber, Electrostaff	Focus
Jedi Consular	Shadow	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Double-bladed Lightsaber, Electrostaff	Shield
Jedi Knight	Guardian	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Jedi Knight	Guardian	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Shield
Jedi Knight	Sentinel	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Lightsaber, Vibrosword
Sith Inquisitor	Assassin	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Double-bladed Lightsaber, Electrostaff	Focus
Sith Inquisitor	Assassin	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Double-bladed Lightsaber, Electrostaff	Shield
Sith Inquisitor	Sorcerer	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Sith Inquisitor	Sorcerer	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Sith Warrior	Juggernaut	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Focus
Sith Warrior	Juggernaut	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Shield
Sith Warrior	Marauder	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Lightsaber, Vibrosword	Lightsaber, Vibrosword
Smuggler	Gunslinger	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Blaster Pistol
Smuggler	Scoundrel	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Scattergun
Smuggler	Scoundrel	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Pistol	Scattergun
Trooper	Commando	DPS (Ranged)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Assault Cannon	Generator
Trooper	Commando	Healer	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Assault Cannon	Generator
Trooper	Vanguard	DPS (Melee)	Mastery, Endurance	Power	Accuracy, Alacrity, Critical	Blaster Rifle	Generator
Trooper	Vanguard	Tank	Endurance, Mastery	Defense	Absorption, Shield	Blaster Rifle	Shield

Terms

Quality

There are seven item quality tiers in the game.

Cheap (Gray)

Low quality items, i.e. junk, trash.

Standard (White)

Common items that give no boost to stats.

Premium (Green)

Uncommom items that give a small boost to stats. Green items are usually not customizable, except for the Galactic Command crate drops.

Prototype (Blue)

Items that give a greater boost to stats. Blue items are usually not customizable, except for the Galactic Command crate drops.

Artifact (Purple)

Powerful items that give an even greater boost to stats. Usually customizable (except some lower level belts and bracers). F2P characters require a license from the Cartel Market to wear most of these items below level 50.

Legendary (Gold)

Extremely rare items.

Cheap < Standard < Premium < Prototype < Artifact < Legendary.

Custom (Orange)

Customizable (moddable) items that give boosts to stats depending on the AMEs (see AMEs section) added to the items. A custom (orange) item’s level is equal to the quality of the AMEs you use to mod it, e.g. if you use prototype (blue) AMEs, the item stats will be the same as an equivalent blue quality item.

BoE/BoU

Bind on Equip/Use – Items that bind to the character once equipped or used.

BoP

Bind on Pick-up – Items that bind to the character as soon as they are picked up. (This can be waived for a limited amount of time in FPs and Ops to other members in the group.)

BoL

Bind on Legacy – Items that bind to the character’s legacy and can be transferred an unlimited number of times between characters in the legacy (i.e. those characters on one account on the same server).

NOTE: You can also use Legacy gear to transfer AMEs between characters. Be careful with Level 50+ Armoring, Barrels, and Hilts though, because once they have been placed in an item they are permanently bound to that type of item, e.g. chest piece or blaster pistol.

Light

Light armor can be worn by any class but is optimized for Inquisitors/Consulars.

Medium

Medium armor can be worn by heavy armor classes, but is optimized for Agents/Smugglers and Marauders/Sentinels.

Heavy

Heavy armor can only be worn by Hunters/Troopers and Juggernauts/Guardians.

Adaptive

Adaptive armor can be worn by any class. It automatically scales to the heaviest weight that class can wear. All armor since Game Update 3.0 is Adaptive.

Moddable gear has removable AMEs that allow you to change the stats of the item. Moddable gear may already have AMEs included or may be cosmetic (shells) that require you to add AMEs yourself.

moddable

Static gear does not have removable AMEs. The stats are static and cannot be changed. Cheap (gray), standard (white), premium (green), and prototype (blue) items are always static. Some artifact (purple) items are also static, usually belts and bracers. Static gear may or may not have a dye slot, but you can always add an augment kit to it.

static

Moddable gear and static gear of the same level and quality are generally equivalent, but moddable gear gives you the ability to tweak the stats to make it more useful for your character. At end-game, BioWare has begun adding static armor sets of the same Armor Rating as some of the top tier sets, but not for the highest level.

outlander-mk-4 eternal-championship

Each armor piece and AME within an armor piece will have its own stats and Armor Rating that contribute to the character’s overall stats. Armor Rating is frequently used to describe how good your armor is. You can find the armor rating for each piece in the top section of the tooltip next to the armor weight and for each AME next to the AME type. In this example, the overall Armor Rating for the headpiece is 220. Each AME is also 220 and the Augment is 208.

Besides credits and Cartel Coins, this is a list of the current currencies available for purchasing different items in SWTOR.

End – Game Gear

With 5.1, end-game gear acquisition changed once again. Purchasing end-game gear requires combining Unassembled Components with Command Tokens to purchase Unassembled Gear Pieces or earning Unassembled Gear Pieces through Operations and then combining those with Command Tokens to purchase gear.

Type	Source
Command Token	Command Crates
Unassembled Component	PvP / GSF
Unassembled Gear Piece	Ops

Starfighter / Space Missions

Type	Storage Cap	Weekly Cap	Source	Yield
Fleet Commendation	10,000	None	Space Missions / Galactic Starfighter	Ship upgrades
Fleet Requisition			Galactic Starfighter Weekly	Modify any ship, unlock new ships & crew
Ship Requisition			Galactic Starfighter Daily / Weekly	Modify current ship

Trophies

Trophies are Bind on Legacy or Bind on Equip items that drop from Flashpoints or Events and can be used to purchase a number of different types of items.

Name	Source
Cartel Market Certificate	Cartel Packs
Snow-Covered Parcel	Life Day Event
Rakghoul DNA Canister	Rakghoul Resurgence Event
Manaan Research Data	Depths of Manaan FP
Recovered Relics	Assault on Tython / Korriban Incursion FPs
Gray Helix Components	Relics of the Gree Event
Completed Bounty Contract	Bounty Contract Week Event
Ziost Memory Holographs	Ziost Daily Missions
Eternal Championship Trophy	Eternal Championship
Dark Side Token	Galactic Command Crates
Light Side Token	Galactic Command Crates

Scraps

Scraps are currency items tradeable to the Jawa Scrap Vendors for crew skill materials and companion customizations.

Name	Level	Vendor
Scavenged Scrap	Premium	Hadiir
Assorted Droid Parts	Prototype	Mnek
Jawa Junk	Artifact	Izzar and Tsorkeg

Retired

These have been retired from the game.

Type	Replaced By
Hutta / Korriban / Ord Mantell / Tython / Coruscant / Dromund Kaas / Balmorra/ Taris / Nar Shaddaa / Tatooine / Alderaan / Hoth / Quesh / Belsavis / Voss / Corellia	Planetary Commendation
Centurion / Champion / Battlemaster / Mercenary	Warzone & Ranked Warzone Commendation
Daily	Classic / Basic / Elite / Ultimate Comms
Tionese / Columi / Rakata	Removed along with gear in GU 2.0
Planetary	Basic Commendation (3.0)
Classic	Basic Commendation (3.0)
Basic / Elite /Ultimate	Common, Glowing, Radiant Data Crystal (4.0)
Ranked Warzone	Warzone (4.0)
Rakghoul DNA Sample	Rakghoul DNA Canister
Common	N/A
Glowing	N/A
Radiant	N/A
Warzone Commendation	N/A
Operation Tokens	N/A

Modifying Gear

AMEs

Orange and purple-moddable gear have two to four slots so you can mix and match stats on your gear. You can remove any of the AMEs in a slot, for a price (scales with the level of the AME) or you can place a new AME in the gear and destroy the previous AME. As with all gear, purple > blue > green.

NOTE: The images in this section may show stats (Aim, Cunning, Strength, and Willpower that were consolidated and replaced with Mastery in game Update 4.0)

Armoring

Available on head, chest, gloves, waist, legs, feet, wrists, and non-weapon offhands.

The armoring slot determines the armor rating for the piece of gear and carries the set bonus for end-game sets. For level 50+ armorings, once it has been placed in a piece of gear, it binds to that particular type of gear. For instance, if you place an armoring in a chest piece, when you remove it from the chest piece, you can only place it in other chest pieces.

Armoring stats consist of endurance or mastery. Armormech crafts Resistive (Endurance) armorings, Synthweaving crafts Versatile (Mastery) armorings. Armomechs and synthweavers can reverse engineer end-game armorings to learn schematics.

Mod

Available on head, chest, gloves, waist, legs, feet, wrists, weapon, and offhand.

Mod stats consist of a main stat (Endurance or Mastery), secondary stat (Mastery or Endurance), and a tertiary stat (Defense or Power). There are three versions of mods available with different stat weights, no letter, “A,”or “B.” Generally, no letter versions are preferable to lettered version.

Cybertech crafts mods. Cybertech can reverse engineer high-end mods and sell them on the GTN.

Enhancement

Available on head, chest, gloves, legs, feet, wrists, weapon, and offhand.

enhancement

Enhancements stats consist of a secondary stat (Mastery or Endurance), tertiary stat (Defense or Power) and a quaternary stat (Absorption, Shield, Accuracy, Alacrity, or Critical).

Enhancements are crafted by cybertechs. High-end enhancements can be reverse engineered by cybertechs and are available on the GTN. Unlike mods, where the different stat weights are indicated by letters, enhancements carry different names. For instance, the Battle enhancements are generally preferable to Assault enhancements because they have more power and less endurance.

Barrel/Hilt

Available on weapons and weapon offhands.

Barrels and hilts consist of Endurance and Mastery. Armstech crafts barrels. Armstech can reverse engineer high-end barrels and sell them on the GTN. Artificers craft hilts. Artificers can reverse engineer high-end hilts and sell them on the GTN.

Color Crystal

Available on all weapons and offhands.

Artificers can craft color crystals, but all Cartel Market color crystals have the highest level (+41 stat) available for level 10 characters and above. Color crystal stats consist of Endurance (Indestructible), Critical (Eviscerating), Mastery (War Hero’s), or Power (Hawkeye).

There are 14 different pieces of equipment your character can wear. You can augment each of these pieces with an additional slot. Armormech, armstech, and synthweaving can craft both the augment kits required to add the additional slot and the augments to place in the slots.

To install an augment kit, you must visit the Modification Station on the fleet. Once you have installed an augment kit, you can equip augments like any other AME.

Augment kits range from level MK-1-10 and correspond to certain character levels before you can use them. Augments have levels that correspond to the augment kits. You cannot place a high-level augment in a low-level augment kit, but you can place a low-level augment in a high-level augment kit. Augments and augment kits are very expensive. It is best to wait until maximum level to add augment kits.

NOTE: You do not need to install all 10 levels of MK augment kits. You can skip directly to the highest level your character can use.

To craft augment kits, you need Augmentation Slot Components that you can only obtain from reverse engineering other crafted items, like armor and weapons.

To craft augments, you need Sliced Tech Parts you can only obtain from slicing missions.

Augments consist of endurance and a main, secondary, or tertiary stat.

Armormech can craft Absorb, Shield, and Versatile (Mastery) augments
Armstech can craft Accuracy, Fortitude (Endurance), Overkill (Power) augments
Synthweavers can craft Alacrity, Command, Critical, Redoubt (Defense) augments

Dye modules are slots added to the majority of visible equipment (excluding weapons and offhands) that will change the primary and/or secondary color of the equipment.

Unlike, AMEs and augments, dye modules are one-time use. Once you place it in a piece of equipment, you can remove it, but it will be destroyed.

Dye modules are available from a variety of sources including artifice (plus schematics from reputation vendors), Security Key and Collection Edition vendors, and the Cartel Market.

Dye modules come in primary/secondary, primary only and secondary only versions. There is only one slot, so you cannot try to use both a primary only and secondary only at the same time. You also cannot choose which colors you prefer, only the available color combinations.

NOTE: Some items have opposite primary/secondary colors than you would think. Always preview (CRTL+left) the dyes before purchasing and equipping. Also, many pieces of equipment have a tertiary color that cannot be changed.

Weapon tunings are weapon modifications that apply an affect to your weapon. Not all weapons have a tuning slot, but most moddable ones do. Weapon tunings are placed in weapons the same way AMEs are. You can transfer a weapon tuning to another character by placing it in a legacy weapon. Weapon tunings are not available in collections.

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Name	AME Type	Primary Stat	Secondary Stat	Tertiary Stat	Quaternary Stat
Absorb	Augment			Power	Absorption
Accuracy	Augment		Endurance	Accuracy
Acute	Enhancement		Endurance	Accuracy	Critical
Adept	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Critical
Agile	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Alacrity	Augment		Endurance	Alacrity
Aptitude	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Artful	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Barrage	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Alacrity
Bastion	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Shield
Bulwark	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Absorption
Command	Augment		Endurance	Presence
Commando	Armoring	Endurance	Mastery
Commando	Mod	Endurance	Mastery
Critical	Augment		Endurance	Critical
Critical	Enhancement		Endurance	Power
Deadly	Color Crystal	Critical
Deflecting	Mod	Endurance	Mastery	Defense
Deft	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Discipline	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Critical
Efficient	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Critical
Elusive	Mod	Endurance	Mastery	Defense
Eviscerating	Color Crystal	Critical
Expert	Color Crystal	Power
Fervor	Enhancement		Endurance	Power
Force Wielder	Hilt	Endurance	Mastery
Foresight	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Shield
Fortitude	Augment		Endurance	Power
Fortitude	Color Crystal	Endurance
Fortitude	Enhancement		Endurance
Guardian	Armoring	Endurance	Mastery
Guardian	Hilt	Endurance	Mastery
Immunity	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Shield
Indestructible	Color Crystal	Endurance
Initiative	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Accuracy
Insight	Enhancement		Endurance	Alacrity	Critical
Intrepidity	Color Crystal	Endurance
Hawkeye	Color Crystal	Power
Keen	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Lethal	Color Crystal	Critical
Lethal	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Mettle	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Might	Armoring	Mastery	Endurance
Might	Augment	Mastery	Endurance
Might	Hilt	Mastery	Endurance
Might	Mod	Mastery	Endurance
Mortal	Color Crystal	Critical
Nimble	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Overkill	Augment		Endurance	Power
Patron	Armoring	Endurance	Mastery
Perilous	Color Crystal	Critical
Potent	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Power
Proficient	Color Crystal		Enduance	Power	Accuracy
Proficient	Enhancement	Accuracy	Endurance	Power
Quick Savant	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Alacrity
Rage	Enhancement		Endurance	Power
Redoubt	Augment			Defense Power
Reflex	Armoring	Mastery	Endurance
Reflex	Augment	Mastery	Endurance
Reflex	Mod	Mastery	Endurance
Reinforced	Mod	Endurance	Mastery	Defense
Resilient	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Absorption
Resistive	Armoring	Endurance	Mastery
Resistive	Barrel	Endurance	Mastery
Resistive	Hilt	Endurance	Mastery
Resistance	Color Crystal	Endurance
Resolution	Color Crystal	Endurance
Resolve	Armoring	Mastery	Endurance
Resolve	Augment	Mastery	Endurance
Resolve	Hilt	Mastery	Endurance
Resolve	Mod	Mastery	Endurance
Resonating	Color Crystal	Power
Robust	Mod	Endurance	Mastery	Absorption
Sagacity	Enhancement	Alacrity	Endurance	Absorption
Savage	Color Crystal	Critical
Savant	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Alacrity
Sharp	Color Crystal	Power
Shield	Augment			Power	Shield
Skill	Armoring	Mastery	Endurance
Skill	Augment	Mastery	Endurance
Skill	Mod	Mastery	Endurance
Steadfast	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Shield
Studious	Enhancement		Endurance	Power	Accuracy
Sturdiness	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Absorption
Surge	Augment		Endurance		Critical
Tenacity	Color Crystal	Endurance
Vehemence	Color Crystal	Power
Versatile	Armoring	Mastery	Endurance
Versatile	Augment	Mastery	Endurance
Versatile	Barrel	Mastery	Endurance
Versatile	Hilt	Mastery	Endurance
Vigilant	Enhancement		Endurance	Defense	Absorption
Vitality	Color Crystal	Endurance
Warding	Mod	Mastery	Endurance	Defense
War Hero's	Color Crystal	Expertise
Weighted	Mod	Endurance	Mastery	Absorption

Outfit Designer

Location

Outfit Designer is a tool to allow you to switch between outfits without having to equip each item. These outfits will change your character’s appearance, but will not change the stats of the armor in the main tab of your Character Sheet. NOTE: You cannot use this to switch gear with different stats intended for different roles, place weapons in Outfit Designer, or use it for companions.

You can access Outfit Designer by clicking the tabs on the right side of your Character Sheet. Each of the 16 tabs is used to save one outfit.

The top tab is the armor your character is actually wearing. This gear affects your stats and is only visible if the green bar at the top says “Active.”

To build a new outfit, select one of the tabs.

Place up to 7 armor items into the slots. NOTE: You can re-use the same items in multiple tabs and destroy them once you have completed your outfit. Once you have destroyed an item, you will need to reacquire it if you want to add it to a new tab.

To finish an outfit, you need to click “Commit Changes” to complete the set. You can also “Discard Changes” if you are not satisfied. NOTE: Each item you equip into an armor slot costs 5,000 credits at level 60 and the item will “Bind” to that character.

To activate an outfit, select that tab and click “Apply” at the top. This will change your character’s look to the selected armor set. You can change your character’s look back to the equipped armor set by selecting the “Currently Equipped Gear” tab and selecting “Apply.” NOTE: Your stats will remain constant no matter which outfit you have equipped and it does not cost anything to switch between outfits.

You can tell which outfit you currently have equipped by the green outline around the tab number and the words “Active Outfit” will appear next to the tab when you hover over it.

Slots

Each armor item you place into the Outfit Designer costs 5,000 credits at level 60. One full outfit costs 35,000 credits. Level 1-10 costs 50 credits per slot. It appears that level 11 is 100 credits per slot and then the price rises 100 credits per level.

Level	Cost Per Slot	Cost for Full Outfit
1-10	50 credits	350 credits
13	300 credits	2,100 credits
16	600 credits	4,200 credits
17	700 credits	4,900 credits
19	900 credits	6,300 credits
23	1,300 credits	9,100 credits
55	4,500 credits	31,500 credits
60	5,000 credits	35,000 credits
65	5,500 credits	38,500 credits

Tabs

The first outfit tab is free. You can purchase additional tabs (up to 16) for credits or cartel coins. NOTE: When you purchase an outfit tab, it is only for that character unless you choose the Account Unlock option.

Tab	Credits	Cartel Coins (Character)	Cartel Coins (Account)
1	Free	Free	Free
2	20,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
3	30,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
4	45,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
5	70,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
6	100,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
7	150,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
8	225,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
9	350,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
10	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
11	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
12	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
13	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
14	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
15	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
16	500,000 credits	120 CC	300 CC
Total	4,490,000 credits	1,800 CC	4,500 CC

You can use any gear of any armor weight or item quality in Outfit Designer, but there are some restrictions.

You cannot use armor items that are restricted to a different class than your character’s class
You cannot use armor items restricted to Companions
You cannot use armor items at a level higher than your character
You cannot use armor items at a higher Valor level than your character

Once you have saved an item in Outfit Designer, you no longer need to keep it in your inventory. It will remain in Outfit Designer until you replace it with something else. NOTE: If you move your character to another server, all of your outfits will be removed.

Dyes work a little differently with Outfit Designer than they do with the main tab. You can place a dye in an armor piece the normal way (see Dyes tab under Modifying Gear section), add it to the Outfit Designer, and save your changes or you can place/replace a dye into the item once it is already in Outfit Designer by right clicking on the item to open the Stamp Dye window.

stamp-dye

The first way will allow you to reuse that item with that particular dye in multiple tabs. The second way only changes the color of the item in that particular tab. If you remove the item from that tab, you will not be able to reapply that dye to another item.

Each outfit has it’s own “Customize Appearance” settings. This means you could have the exact same set in two different tabs with the “Hide Head Slot” or “Show Dark Side Corruption” options checked for one, but not the other.

Where to Find Gear

Cartel Market

The most abundant and visually dissimilar gear comes from the in-game store, the Cartel Market. You can purchase items by exchanging real world money for Cartel Coins and then purchasing items on the Market (please see the Cartel Market and Reputation Guide for a in-depth explanation of the Cartel Market).

cartel-market

All equipment items sold through the Cartel Market are moddable. A very small percentage contain item stats and are locked to a minimum character level, but the majority are orange with no stats and no minimum level.

Items sold on the Cartel Market are BoE/BoU (after a 36-48 hour BoP waiting period) and can be sold on the GTN. Nearly all items available on the Cartel Market can be found on the Galactic Trade Network (GTN). Prices will vary and can often be absolutely astronomical. It’s best to purchase something the weekend after it comes out on the Market when supply is at its highest.

Crafting professions in SWTOR are called Crew Skills. You can pick up a Crew Skill as soon as you get to Fleet in the Strongholds & Crew Skills section. There are three types of Crew Skills: Crafting Skills, Gathering Skills, and Mission Skills. Crafting skills allow your character to craft items (by way of your companions), Gathering Skills allow you to gather items needed to craft, and Mission Skills allow you to send your companions on missions to gather additional items needed for crafting.

Each Crafting Skill uses items primarily from one Gathering Skill and one Mission Skill, though it’s possible for some items to require items from multiple skills.

Crafting Skill	Gathering Skill	Mission Skill	Items
Armormech	Scavenging	Underworld Trading	Tech Armor Armorings (Resistive) Augments (Absorb, Shield, Versatile)
Armstech	Scavenging	Investigation	Tech Weapons Barrels Augments (Accuracy, Fortitude, Overkill)
Artifice	Archaeology	Treasure Hunting	Force Weapons Color Crystals Dye Modules Hilts Relics
Biochem	Bioanalysis	Diplomacy	Implants
Cybertech	Scavenging	Underworld Trading	Earpieces Enhancements Mods
Synthweaving	Archaeology	Underworld Trading	Force Armor Armorings (Versatile) Augments (Alacrity, Command, Critical, Redoubt)

You can obtain schematics for crafting items from the Crew Skills trainers located in the Strongholds & Crew Skills section of Fleet or various planets as you level and from Mission Skills. None of the schematics will ever beat end-game equipment, but most are satisfactory for leveling.

Currently, trainers only offer schematics for static armor and weapons, but prior to Game Update 4.0, there were a large number of armor and weapon schematics (both moddable and static) available. These were archived and can longer be obtained through the Crew Skills trainers. Characters who had already learned those schematics still have access and can craft them. Look for those items on the GTN or contact a crafter to have them made if you are looking for one of those items (see the Armormech, Synthweaving, Armstech, and Artifice pages).

The schematics added with 4.0 are visually similar to many items removed from vendors throughout the game at the same time.

Flashpoints (FP) used to drop items specific to each FP, but those sets were removed with Game Update 4.0. Now FPs drop BoE named static items (MK-3 artifact-quality) depending on what level your character is. These sets are slight updates to gear that was removed from other sources in Game Update 4.0. As your character increases in level, the drops will move from named set to named set. These are the minimum character levels to use each set:

Requisitioned – 7
Aftermarket – 17
Decorated – 25
Thermal – 33
Crystalline – 48
Fractured – 50
Yavin – 55

Some FPs (Assault on Tython / Korriban Incursion, Depths of Manaan) drop currency items you can trade to a vendor for items.

Originally intended to replace other sources of end-game gear, Galactic Command Crates were updated with 5.1 to drop Command Tokens. These tokens can be used in conjunction with Unassembled Components to purchase end-game gear. Command Crates also drop orange shells. Galactic Command is only available to subscribers at level 70.

Command Tokens

Each crate drops a specific number of BoL Command Tokens.

Tier 1 (1-90): 5
Tier 2 (91-180): 8
Tier 3 (181-299): 12
Tier 4 (300-400): 14

The total number of Command Tokens you can earn per tier is:

Tier 1: 445
Tier 2: 712
Tier 3: 1,416
Tier 4: 1,400+

Class / Planetary

Some class missions drop custom (orange) armor and weapons. The most common ones are the weapons you receive from your advanced class mission. You also receive BoP premium versions of the Heroic Mission and Flashpoint gear, but I don’t have a full breakout of which missions provide each piece. Class missions tend to drop chest, legs, head, and weapons, while planetary missions drop hands, feet, waist, wrists. and earpiece/implants. The names are indicative of each planet.

Requisitioned – Coruscant / Dromund Kaas
Tarnished – Balmorra / Taris
Aftermarket – Nar Shaddaa
Carbon-Scored – Tatooine
Decorated – Alderaan
Battle-Scarred – Balmorra / Taris
Toxic – Quesh
Thermal – Hoth
Unleashed – Belsavis
Visionary – Voss
Corellian – Corellia
Crystalline – Ilum
Fractured – Makeb

Heroic Mission Boxes

Heroic missions prior to Game Update 4.0, dropped specific items for each quest, but these were removed. Now Heroics drop Heroic Mission Boxes that contain BoP named static items (MK-2 prototype-quality) identical to FP drops (except there are more sets). Each named set drops according to your character’s level.

Requisitioned – 10-16
Tarnished – 17-20
Aftermarket – 21-24
Carbon-Scored = 25-28
Decorated – 29-32
Battle-Scarred – 33-36
Toxic – 37
Thermal – 38-41
Unleashed – 42-44
Visionary – 45-47
Corellian – 48-49
Crystalline – 50
Fractured – 51-55
Yavin – 56-60

Rishi / Yavin

The Rishi and Yavin questlines provide the Raider’s Cove and Sky Ridge armor and weapon sets.

KotFE

KotFE missions provide different items as you move through each chapter. Chapters 1-9 provide a complete Outlander MK-6 (premium-quality) armor and weapon set which is identical in appearance to the Outlander MK-4 (artifact-quality) you can purchase with Common Data Crystals. You also receive a legacy Odessen weapon (no offhands) during Chapter 9. Chapters 10-16 provide a complete Outlander MK-8 (premium-quality) armor and weapon set of higher stats than the MK-6. During Chapter 13, you receive a custom (orange) Attuned weapon (no offhand) that grants special abilities based on your decisions.

Alliance Supply Crates

Once you hit level 65, Heroic Mission rewards switch from the Heroic Mission Boxes to Locked Supply Crates, which you can turn in to your Alliance Specialists for Alliance Supply Crates. These crates contain one piece of Bind on Legacy armor sets identical to older end-game sets that were removed from the game at various times. Each Specialist will only accept certain Locked Supply Crates and awards the gear identical to the version for specific classes.

Alliance Specialist	Locked Supply Crate	Class	Class
Beywan Aygo	Military Equipment	Trooper	Warrior
Hylo Visz	Smuggled Goods	Bounty Hunter	Smuggler
Juvard Illip Oggurobb	Alien Research	Imperial Agent	Sith Inquisitor
Sana-Rae	Ancient Artifacts	Jedi Consular	Jedi Knight

With 5.1, Operations once again drop Unassembled Gear Pieces that can be combined with Command Tokens earned through Galactic Command Crates and traded to a vendor for a specific gear piece.

Final bosses drop specific pieces of gear (2 in 8-man, 8 in 16-man). Other bosses have a chance to to drop an Unassembled Gear Piece. Story Mode drops Tier 2 (Eternal Commander MK-15), Veteran Mode drops Tier 3 (Iokath MK-5) , and Master Mode drops Tier 4 (Gemini MK-5).

Item	Operation - Boss	Operation - Boss	Operation - Boss	Operation - Boss	Operation - Boss
Head	Explosive Conflict - Colonel Vorgath	Terror From Beyond - Operator IX	The Dread Palace - Calphayus	Temple of Sacrifice - Underlurker
Chest	Karagga's Palace - Karagga	Explosive Conflict - Kephess	Scum & Villainy - Warlords	The Dread Palace - The Dread Council
Hands	The Eternity Vault - Gharj	Scum & Villainy - TITAN 6	The Dread Palace - Draxus	Temple of Sacrifice - Sword Squadron
Waist	The Eternity Vault - Annihilation Droid	Terror From Beyond - Writhing Horror	The Dread Fortress - Nefra	The Ravagers - Sparky
Legs	Karagga's Palace - G4-B3 Heavy Fabricator	Scum & Villainy - Operation Chief	The Dread Fortress - Corrupter Zero	The Ravagers - Master & Blaster
Feet	Karagga's Palace - Jarg & Sorno	The Eternity Vault - Infernal Council	The Dread Palace - Tyrans	The Ravagers - Bulo
Wrists	Karagga's Palace - Bonethrasher	Scum & Villainy - Dash'rode	The Dread Palace - Bestia	Temple of Sacrifice - Malaphar
Main Hand	Temple of Sacrifice - Revan	Scum & Villainy - Styrak	The Ravagers - Cortanni
Offhand	Terror From Beyond - Terror From Beyond	The Dread Fortress - Brontes	The Eternity Vault - Soa
Earpiece	The Eternity Vault - Ancient Pylons	Karagga's Palace - Foreman Crusher	The Dread Fortress - Grob-thok	The Ravagers - Torque
Implant	Explosive Conflict - Zorn & Toth	Terror From Beyond - Kephess	Scum & Villainy - Thrasher	Temple of Sacrifice - Revanite Commanders
Relic	Terror From Beyond - The Dread Guard	Explosive Conflict - Firebrand and Stormcaller	Scum & Villainy - Olok	The Dread Palace - Raptus	The Gods from the Machine - Tyth

Golden Fury and Colossal Monolith drop any token.

To purchase an item, you must combine the appropriate Unassembled Gear Piece with Command Tokens at the following rates.

Item	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3	Tier 4	Total
Head	10	15	24	29	78
Chest	10	15	24	29	78
Hands	10	15	24	29	78
Waist	7	10	15	18	50
Legs	10	15	24	29	78
Feet	10	15	24	29	78
Wrists	7	10	15	18	50
Main Hand	12	18	28	34	92
Offhand	12	18	28	34	92
Earpiece	8	12	18	22	60
Implant	8	12	18	22	120
Relic	8	12	18	22	120
Total	128	191	296	359	974

With 5.1, PvP and Galactic Starfighter drop Unassembled Components that you can trade to a vendor for a Tier 1 Unassembled Gear Piece. To upgrade to higher level tiers, you must trade in your previous tier piece and combine it with Command Tokens earned through Galactic Command Crates.

Sources

Source	Win	Loss
Arena	3	1
Galactic Starfighter	8	3
Group Ranked Warzone	8	3
Solo Ranked Warzone	5	2
Warzone	5	2

Costs

Item	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3	Tier 3	Total
Head	100	Tier 1 Piece + 150	Tier 2 Piece + 225	Tier 3 Piece + 270	745
Chest	100	Tier 1 Piece + 150	Tier 2 Piece + 225	Tier 3 Piece + 270	745
Hands	100	Tier 1 Piece + 150	Tier 2 Piece + 225	Tier 3 Piece + 270	745
Waist	75	Tier 1 Piece + 115	Tier 2 Piece + 175	Tier 3 Piece + 210	575
Legs	100	Tier 1 Piece + 150	Tier 2 Piece + 225	Tier 3 Piece + 270	745
Feet	100	Tier 1 Piece + 150	Tier 2 Piece + 225	Tier 3 Piece + 270	745
Wrists	75	Tier 1 Piece + 115	Tier 2 Piece + 175	Tier 3 Piece + 210	575
Main Hand	120	Tier 1 Piece + 180	Tier 2 Piece + 270	Tier 3 Piece + 324	894
Offhand	120	Tier 1 Piece + 180	Tier 2 Piece + 270	Tier 3 Piece + 324	894
Earpiece	80	Tier 1 Piece + 120	Tier 2 Piece + 180	Tier 3 Piece + 216	596
Implant	80	Tier 1 Piece + 120	Tier 2 Piece + 180	Tier 3 Piece + 216	1,192
Relic	80	Tier 1 Piece + 120	Tier 2 Piece + 180	Tier 3 Piece + 216	1,192
Total	1,290	1,940	2,915	3,498	9,643

To purchase an the actual gear piece, you must then combine the appropriate Unassembled Gear Piece with Command Tokens at the following rates.

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There are a very large number of vendors throughout the game that sell armor, weapons, and AMEs for credit or data crystals. It would be improbable to list out ever vendor. Instead, here are different categories of vendors and what they sell.

Adaptive Gear Vendor

The Adaptive Gear Vendor (Fleet) is located on Fleet in the Supplies section. This vendor sells level 7 custom (orange) gear, including offhands, for Common Data Crystals. This vendor also sells Bind to Legacy armor sets that are identical to mission reward / world drop sets removed with Game Update 4.0. These sets are very useful for outfitting a new character with moddable gear.

The Adaptive Gear Vendor (Ziost) sells Citadel MK-2 moddable armor sets for Ziost Memory Holographs and Common Data Crystals. You can obtain Ziost Memory holographs from doing the Ziost Daily Missions. These sets were intended as a gap filler for gear the low and high level 3.0 end-game sets.

Armor Vendors

Armor vendors are located on leveling planets and sell static armor for credits. These items are generally worthless for leveling, but do have some unique looks not found elsewhere.

Cartel Bazaar Vendors

The Cartel Bazaar has a number of vendors ranging from Cartel and Event Reputation to crew skill materials and companion customziations. You can purchase items for credits, Cartel Market certificates, scrap, or reputation trophies. This gear is custom (orange) BoP or BoL.

Collector’s Edition Vendor

The Collector’s Edition vendor is located on the top floor of Fleet and is only available to individuals that purchased the Collector’s Edition of the game. You can purchase unique items for credits.

Dark / Light Side Vendors

The Dark and Light Side Vendors are located on Fleet in the Galactic Trade Network section and sell items for credits that require a certain Dark or Light Side level to purchase. The only armor items are static boots and gloves.

Dark vs Light Vendors

The Dark vs Light Vendors are located in the Supplies section of Fleet. They sell legacy items for Dark Side and Light Side Tokens which drop in Galactic Command Crates.

Eternal Championship

The Eternal Championship Vendors are located on Zakuul in the Platofrm 6 Cantina and sell items for Eternal Championship Trophies. The armor sets are static artifact quality sets equal in rating to 4.0 end-game sets (except Ultimate Exarch).

Modification Vendors

Modification vendors are found on Fleet in the Supplies section and sell AMEs for Common Data Crystals. Each vendor sells AMEs of a specific level. These AMEs are very useful for keeping moddable gear updated as you level.

PvP Vendors

PvP Vendors are located on Fleet in the Combat Training section. They sell PvP items for credits.

Reputation Vendors

Reputation Vendors are spread out throughout the Galaxy and sell items for Trophies or credits and require a certain level of reputation with a faction to purchase. These items are custom (orange) BoL.

Security Key Vendors

Security Key vendors are located on Fleet and Ilum. You must have a Security Key tied to your SWTOR account to access the vendors. They sell items for credits.

Social Vendors

Social Vendors are located on various leveling planets and sell items for credits that require a specific Social Rank for that character. These sets are visually unique custom (orange) items.

Specialty Goods Vendors

Specialty Goods Vendors are located on leveling planets and sell static and moddable items for credits.

Planetary Commendation Vendors

Prior to Game Update 4.0, there were Planetary Commendation vendors located on Fleet and on leveling planets that sold pieces of custom (orange) sets for Planetary Commendations. The rest of the sets were world drops. These vendors were removed. The sets were updated visually and some are now available as static crafted sets.

Mobs throughout all content will drop both static and moddable items. Prior to Game Update 4.0, items would drop on specific worlds, but now they are tied to your character’s level. This means that items do not drop in a specific location, but may drop anywhere in the game as long as your character is close in level to the item.

Static world drop items are unusual because they have game-generated modifiers that you can’t search for in any fansite database. These names correspond to corporations in the Star Wars Universe and indicate which stats the item has. Please see Static World Drop Modifiers for a complete listing.

Most of the static world drop armor and weapons have only four versions, even though there are dozens of different names. There are force and tech versions for both the Empire and Republic (only force versions for light armor).

The low level armor sets only have two-five modifiers. Also, there are blue Prototype versions of the same sets that may or may not look different.

End-Game Gear

PvE

Sets without bonuses are usually drops or can be purchased from a vendor with commendations. Sets with bonuses are token drops that can be traded to a vendor.

Set w/out Bonus	Set w/ Bonus	Level	Armor Rating	AME Name	Source
Xenotech	Tionese	50	126	23	No longer available
Exotech	Columi	50	136	24	No longer available
	Rakata	50	140	25	No longer available
Black Hole	Campaign#	50	146	26	No longer available
Hazmat	Dread Guard#	50	150	27	No longer available
[Artifact]		55	156	28	No longer available
Black Market	Arkanian#	55	162	30	No longer available
Verpine	Underworld#	55	168	31	No longer available
Shadowed	Kell Dragon	55	174	33	No longer available
Oriconian	Dread Forged#	55	180	34	No longer available
Dread Touched	Dread Master	55	186	36	No longer available
Yavin		60	186	34	No longer available
Citadel		60	190	38	No longer available
Massassi	Resurrected#	60	192	37	No longer available
Deceiver	Revanite	60	198	38	No longer available
Monolithic (main hand weapons only)		60	204	39	No longer available
Outlander MK-4		65	208	40	No longer available
Defiant MK-4	Defiant MK-1	65	216	42	No longer available
Exarch MK-4	Exarch MK-1	65	220	43	No longer available
	Ultimate Exarch	65	224	44	No longer available
	Eternal Commander MK-3	70	234	46	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 1
	Eternal Commander MK-13	70	236	48	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 2
	Eternal Commander MK-15	70	236	48	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 2
	Iokath MK-3	70	240	51	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 3
	Iokath MK-5	70	242	49	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 3
	Gemini MK-2	70	244	57	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 4
	Gemini MK-3	70	246	54	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 4
	Gemini MK-5	70	248	52	Galactic Command Crate - Tier 4

# – Armor items can be reverse engineered to learn an orange schematic without any AMEs (shell)

PvE and PvP gear were combined with 5.0. There is no loner specific PvP gear.

Set	Level	Armor Rating	AME Name	Source
Centurion	50	126	23	No longer available
Champion	50	136	24	No longer available
Battlemaster#	50	140	25	No longer available
War Hero#	50	146	26	No longer available
Elite War Hero	50	150	27	No longer available
Partisan	55	150	27	No longer available
Conqueror	55	156	28	No longer available
Obroan	55	158	29	No longer available
Brutalizer	55	162	30X	No longer available
Exhumed	60	168	31X	No longer available
Dark Reaver	60	174	33X	No longer available
Cynosure	65	204	39X	No longer available
Exemplar	65	208	40X	No longer available

# – Armor items can be reverse engineered to learn an orange schematic without any AMEs (shell)

End-game sets have specific naming conventions for each class/advanced class. This used to correspond to the main stats for each class and tertiary stats for each role, but with the main stats being consolidated into Mastery, you can more easily pick and choose which set to purchase for your character.

Class	Advanced Class	Role	Set w/ Bonus	Set w/out Bonus
Inquisitor / Consular	Assassin / Shadow	DPS	Stalker	Striker (not available post 2.0 gear); Force-lord
		Tank	Survivor	Duelist
	Sorcerer / Sage	DPS	Force-Master	Force-lord
		Healer	Force-Mystic	Force-healer
Agent / Smuggler	Operative / Scoundrel	DPS	Enforcer	Trapper (not available post 2.0 gear); Targeter
		Healer	Field Medic	Mender
	Sniper / Gunslinger	DPS	Field Tech	Targeter
		DPS	Professional (not available pre 2.0 gear or after 4.0)	Targeter
Warrior / Knight	Marauder / Sentinel	DPS	Weaponmaster	Foestopper (not available after 4.0)
		DPS	Challenger (not available pre 2.0 gear or after 4.0)	Foestopper (not available after 4.0)
	Juggernaut / Guardian	DPS	Vindicator	Pummeler
		Tank	War Leader	Bulwark
Hunter / Trooper	Mercenary / Commando	DPS	Eliminator	Boltblaster
		Healer	Combat Medic	Med-tech
	Powertech / Vanguard	DPS	Combat Tech	Boltblaster
		Tank	Supercommando	Demolisher
		Force Tank		Aegis
		Tech Tank		Asylum
		Force DPS / Healer		Force Expert
		Tech DPS / Healer		Onslaught

Recommendations

Here are some recommendations for gearing your character as you level to keep it viable for content without spending a fortune.

Purchase a custom (orange) moddable set as soon as you can afford it. The Acolyte / Trainee set available from the Adaptive Gear Vendor in the Supplies section of Fleet is a good option because the items come with AMEs and you can get an offhand. You can also use Legacy items or purchase ones from the Cartel Market, but you will need to outfit them with AMEs. You can leave the earpiece, implants, and relics empty until level 56 or so. Remember: You can use the Outfit Designer to give your character a unique look while using other gear in the main tab for your stats.
Purchase AMEs from the Fleet Modification vendors every 8-12 levels and upgrade your gear until level 56.
At level 56, craft or check the GTN for relics.
Switch out your gear to the Raider’s Cove and Sky Ridge sets as you level through Rishi and Yavin.
Switch to the static Outlander sets provided during the KotFE missions.

End-Game Gearing

For subscribers at level 70, you start earning Galactic Command Crates from just about every activity in the game. You can purchase Command Boosts from the Cartel Market for Cartel Coins or from a vendor for Command Tokens to help you level faster.

PvP / GSF drop Unassembled Components that can be combined with Command Tokens to purchase Unassembled Gear Pieces. These can also be combined with Command Tokens to purchase end-game gear.

Operations drop Unassembled Gear Pieces that can be combined with Command Tokens to purchase end-game gear.

Since you can’t guarantee you will receive the Unassembled Gear Piece you want from doing ops, augmenting your activities with PvP / GSF will help you obtain the gear you want more quickly.

If you received every Unassembled Gear Piece Tier 1-3 from Operations, you would have enough Command Tokens to purchase every available item from all three tiers at Command Rank 124.
If you only used PvP / GSF to purchase Unassembled Gear Pieces, it would take 648 Command Crates to earn enough Command Tokens to purchase every piece of gear.

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