The First Berserker: Khazan Guide | How To Find Chaos-Ridden Armor

In this guide, you will learn about one of the most potent armor sets for The First Berserker Khazan—especially if you're using a greatsword. The Chaos-Ridden Armor is a standout choice that gives a set of bonuses to enhance your offensive and defensive capabilities. These include health regeneration while using Brink Guards, increased damage through Brink Guard activation, and a unique six-piece bonus that unlocks a powerful skill called Volcanic Wrath. 

Even if you have a different build, the power of this set becomes immediately apparent, especially for those investing in Strength stats. The damage this armor can do goes through the roof if you raise your character's Strength.

Health Regeneration Mechanics

This set keeps your health up while fighting enemies without using items or special energy. When you're being hit in a fight, and your energy starts to drop, you don't need to use any of your Neverweave energy. Instead, work on making perfect parries to catch your opponent off guard. 

Each successful Brink Guard will fill up a different meter at the bottom of the screen, which gives you more chances to heal. You can stack this effect up to five times. If you continue to block and avoid getting hit, your health will regenerate rapidly and continuously. The healing effect will last as long as these things stay the same. It's an excellent tool for long fights because of this. 

Damage Boost and the Power of Volcanic Wrath

In addition to the ability to heal, the armor set increases damage significantly through the Brink Guard feature. But the Volcanic Wrath skill is the real star of the six-piece set. Once unlocked, this ability lets you quickly chain together multiple hits, dealing massive damage. 

While it does use up a lot of your spirit gauge, so be ready for a lot of energy use, it's still easy to beat both bosses and regular enemies, making it more than worth the price. The Volcanic Wrath skill's final hit is one of the most potent offensive tools in the game.

How to Obtain the Chaos-Ridden Armor

Going to the Pel Lost Plateau is the first thing you must do to get this armor. After that, go to the Nadine Quarry. Before you can move on to the last mission, your Conquest, you must finish the first mission and the bonus mission called "Human Zence". You can spawn at the starting point whenever you're ready. 

Head across the makeshift bridge in the direction you're shown, and be careful not to fall into the water, as it results in an instant mission failure. Continue your path to the end of the bridge and climb up the ladder. At the top, you'll encounter an elite enemy. Take this opponent down quickly, as it appears to be aggroed each time you arrive.

Once the elite enemy is defeated, you'll be free to explore. Your goal is located just behind you, inside a small house. Enter and open the chest you find there. Inside, you'll receive a piece of the Chaos Ridden set—often the greatsword—and the Chaos Ridden SRT. This SRT allows you to craft the complete setback at your blacksmith. Pay attention to the trap that goes off when you open the chest. If you're not, it could catch you off guard.

Crafting and Farming Requirements

You'll need something called Chaos Fragments to finish making the Chaos Ridden Armor set. It's not easy to get these, but there are a few good ways to do it. Dangin will sell you Chaos Fragments if you have a lot of darlings and have played the game for a long time. 

You'll have to farm them yourself if not. To do this, start your search for the Val Knive again in the Nadine Quarry. Get to the end of the line. Manuka will be there to meet you. You could get Chaos Fragments and parts of the Chaos Ridden set from this enemy. Used them to build things. 

Final Thoughts

The Chaos-Ridden Armor is powerful and can be used in many ways. The Brink Guard feature is beneficial for people who use greatswords, but even players who only wear two pieces of the set can get a lot out of its health regeneration bonus. 

This makes it useful for many builds. If you're using a Jar Head, the regeneration bonus becomes even easier to access, as it reduces one of your set requirements. Whether you're looking for survivability, high damage output, or an all-around balanced build, the Chaos Ridden Armor is a set you'll want to pursue and keep in your arsenal.

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