Diablo 4 is the latest installment in the Diablo franchise and continues a much-loved armor trend that players got to experience in Diablo 3. The armor in Diablo 4 is less affected by which specific pieces a player might find, for example, a specific chest plate, and instead determined by the rarity they find and the player's own investment in the armor skill tree.
Luckily, this means that players can choose their aesthetic by discovering armor sets from enemy drops and loot and eventually transmogrifying them to get the cosmetic option for the specific armor set. While this game has quite a few stunning pieces, these are all the Sorcerer's armor sets and which look best.
10 Weathered
This armor set is a perfect choice for players that want their characters to be all wrapped up, ready for the cold tundras they have to face while fighting their way through the hordes of monsters and demons.
Although this practical-looking set looks comfy, it gets last place for the pure fact that it hides the character's hair, which many players may not want, especially for a character they've invested time into crafting.
9 Covens
The Covens armor set comes with a super funky headpiece, that some players may not be able to resist using. It perfectly matches the rest of the set to create a wonderfully edgy look for the edgiest Sorceresses out there.
This armor set also comes with some leather wrapping around the wrists and waist that help pull the outfit together in a unique way. The initial dark nature of the set is a very basic, but nice, color combination, but this can, of course, be changed once the armor set has been transmogrified.
8 Sand-Worn
While the colors of this set are gorgeous, this set lands so low for the pure fact that it covers the head and face of the character. In a game where players are invited to make their characters, it can be a little annoying when the best piece of gear is one that covers all the hard work put into crafting the perfect character.
However, this armor set is very aesthetically pleasing so for the player that isn't as attached to their character's appearance, this will be an excellent wardrobe choice!
7 Adventurer
Similarly to the previous armor set, this set also features a headpiece that covers both the hair and the face. However, for players that love giant, intimidating headpieces to rival Lilith's horns, this armor set may actually be a perfect choice.
The royal blue and golden embroidery color scheme that this set initially comes in is very captivating but can later be modified to include more intimidating colors if that's the look players are going for. Players can adjust the color schemes of armor sets once the piece has been transmogrified.
6 Fur-Lined
For the Sorcerer who wants to embrace the Druid aesthetic, this armor set is the perfect choice. While some players may still detest covering their perfectly crafted head of hair, covering it with fur and adorning it with a skull is next-level intimidating.
The skull on the front appears to be one of a bird, with bony feathers placed on either side of the skull. The nice, cozy-looking green dress that's also part of the armor set creates a perfect Druidic aesthetic that players are sure to love.
5 Sturdy
While this armor set does the unthinkable and covers the character's face, it does so in such an aesthetically-pleasing way that players won't be able to help but love this set. With the golden crown and face covering, players are sure to feel like royalty as their character runs around slaying the hordes.
The exposed arms of the torso piece in this armor set make it stand out. The sleeveless shirt with the forearm wrappings creates a very unique aesthetic that players are bound to adore.
4 Highland
For players that want an armor set that looks ready to face the elements, without a headpiece that will cover their beautiful hair, the Highland armor set is the perfect option. This comfy, cozy-looking set even has the perfect color scheme for the wintery settings characters will experience as they go from place-to-place slaying the hordes.
Even adventurers need to stay warm, and this is the perfect way for players to emulate that aesthetic, without any stat difference.
3 Boneweave
Players that want their Sorceress to look like a Necromancer, look no further, the Boneweave armor set was built for exactly that. Although this elegant and extravagant armor set includes a headpiece that covers the hair, it makes characters look all the more intimidating.
Put fear into the hearts of the hordes with the Boneweave armor set, and look fabulous while slaying them all. This armor set could potentially look even edgier once players transmogrify the set and can choose a custom color scheme that represents their characters.
2 Etched
With the tattered wraps, the multicolored ties, and a fancy headband to bring it all together, this armor set just screams adventurer. The Etched armor set, simply put, looks great on the Sorcerers and helps sell the war-torn look.
This armor set also features a nice accessory on the hands that none of the armor sets do, making it pretty unique overall. Once players have transmogrified this set, they'll be able to play with the colors, which will make for some unique and fun looks.
1 Strider
While this armor set may seem very basic, it's the simple nature of this set that appeals to players. It doesn't obscure the hair or face in any way, giving characters a nice headband instead. It includes nice leather wrapping all along the torso piece and the skirt isn't as tattered as some of the others, which may be preferable.
The basic nature of this armor set also makes it pretty desirable to transmogrify as players will be able to customize the colors and make it their own.
Diablo 4 is available to purchase and play on PS4, PS5, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.