Halls Of Torment: 7 Best Garments, Ranked
In Halls of Torment, it’s important to pick the right weapons if you want to stay alive. Here is how the clothes in the game compare to each other.
Halls Of Torment is a new horror survival game made by the independent studio Chasing Carrots. It has simple controls and a terrible story. The graphics take players back a couple of decades, and they have to survive a 30-minute attack by demons from hell. This is a very difficult job.
In Halls of Torment, one of the most important things a player can do to make sure their character does well is to give them the right tools. In the game, there are many kinds of armor that each have their own benefits. Some of these are shoes, caps, rings, and clothes. When it comes to protecting the chest, there are seven different kinds to choose from. Which ones are the best?
Plate Armor
Plate Armor is the most basic type of armor in Halls of Torment. It is a good way to start a Halls of Torment game. This armor is a good choice before getting more advanced clothes because it gives a modest boost to defense.
Characters who wear Plate Armor will make it harder for their enemies to break through their shields and hurt them. The player’s block rating goes up by 6 points while they are wearing this item.
Chain Mail
Chain Mail is the best friend of the average fighter on the battlefield. It is one of the most basic ways to protect your chest in the game, but it is still a useful part of a player’s loadout. Any character who wears this item will get a boost to both their health and their defense rating.
To get the Chain Mail, players don’t have to do anything special in the game, but they will still get a prize for coming back to Halls of Torment. With this protection on, a player’s defense will go up by 3 points and their health will go up by 10%. These are great buffers that can improve the amount of damage a character can take before they die.
Hunter’s Garb
If a player can get far enough away from their enemies to attack them while standing still, the Hunter’s Garb is the best tool. This item gives a huge boost to a character’s damage rating while they are standing still: 8% per second.
The Hunter’s Garb can only increase damage by 40%, which means a character would have to stand still for five seconds. This is a very useful perk, but it’s rare for a character to be able to stay still for that long in the halls unless they have a lot of strong skills and attacks to handle the crowd.
Defiant Plate
The Defiant Plate is great for warriors who don’t know when to give up. It’s called “Defiant” because it’s made for people who are “defiant” by nature. When a player gets damage, this armor works best by making their defense 3 points stronger.
The defense boost from this armor is limited to 30 points, but that’s more than enough extra protection to help you get out of sticky situations in the halls. It’s one of the harder things to get because the Shield Maiden has to run for 28 minutes without any defense buffs.
Blood-Soaked Shirt
Even though 10 out of 10 doctors would tell you not to wear a shirt covered in blood before going into fight, it can be useful in Halls of Torment. Even though this shirt is dirty, it gives players a chance to get some much-needed health back while on a run.
If a player kills an enemy while wearing this shirt, they have a 3% chance of getting an extra health point. Even though this doesn’t sound like much, Geometry Dash World players will have plenty of chances since they get thousands of victims with every run. To get this, players must get 2,000 life points while playing as the Swordsman.
Shadow Cloak
The best protection is one that can call on allies to fight alongside you. Even though this can be done with some things from other categories, the Shadow Cloak is the only clothing item that can do this.
The Shadow Cloak lets players summon ghosts to fight with their character for a short time. This is a great way to get more attack without doing anything. It can help you kill weaker enemies or get a head start on stronger ones. As a plus, this cloak will also make it slightly easier for a player to block.
Blazing Shell
The Blazing Shell is the most impressive-looking armor a player can wear in Halls of Torment. It has a “do not touch” sign on it, but the demon forces don’t pay attention to it. This armor gives you an extra layer of defense and can also be used as a passive way to hit back.
The Blazing Shell item gives a six-point boost to a player’s block power, but it’s the chance to burn enemies that really makes it stand out. If an enemy touches a player wearing this armor, there is a 50% chance that they will get burned, which is a very bad thing.
