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Once you obtain and craft one of the witcher sets in The Witcher 3, you’ll notice they’re called Basic.

There are six witcher sets, four of them part of the base game and two additional ones for each expansion: These specific items can be purchased from merchants to obtain such quests, but can also appear as you’re doing question marks in the map and side quests. The sets are tracked through Scavenger Hunts, which are triggered once you find a map or a note talking about the whereabouts of each piece. Diagrams are needed once more, but there’s a catch, since all diagrams for each set have to be found individually throughout the world. As for being smashed by a Golem, in that armour a Golem is yet to touch Geralt.(Image credit: CD Projekt Red) Witcher 3 Scavenger hunt setsīut that’s not all! The best armor in The Witcher 3 are sets, each representing a witcher school. (Although that heavy armour -being the only armour I've used in combat so far- has helped once or twice when certain creatures have outnumbered and attacked Geralt simultaneously, and it's given that extra little bit of protection to survive a few seconds longer to win the fight - as any armour would, because armour is armour it's all the same. That's the way I played TW1&2 as well, with armour only being used if I can't get through a particular fight without a bit of extra protection. That's the main reason why I don't wear any upper body armour 98% of the time, and I rely on his skills rather than armour points. Any armour, 'Light' or 'Heavy' realistically would all weigh him down unnecessarily and hinder movement to some degree no matter its weight rating, and would provide diddly-squat in terms of protection against a lot of the creatures he fights. IMO, no armour is practical for Geralt's style of fighting.