Guild Master's Armor
Base Armor: 76 (set)	Weight 17 (set)	Base Value: 4279 (set)
Class: Light Armor
Upgrade Material: Leather
Perk: None
ID: -

The Guild Master's Armor is a light armor set found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It is an improved version of the standard Thieves Guild Armor.

All pieces are black-colored and have higher armor values as well as stronger enchantment compared to the standard set.

AcquisitionEdit

The armor set is obtained from Tonilia during the quest "Under New Management". The quest can only be started after returning the Thieves Guild to its former glory, which includes completing the main Thieves Guild quest line and all city influence quests for Delvin Mallory and/or Vex.

During the quest, a small ceremony will take place in the Ragged Flaggon Cistern to officially make the Dragonborn guild master. After the ceremony, speak to Tonilia to obtain the Guild Master's Armor set.

SmithingEdit

Pieces can be upgraded at a workbench with a piece of leather, however they do not benefit from any smithing perks. This means armor cannot be improved past flawless quality without boosting the Smithing skill over 100. This can be achieved by using enchanted items and/or blacksmithing potions to Fortify Smithing.

Attributes by piece Edit

				Effect	BaseID
Guild Master's Armor	38	10	1779	Carrying capacity increased by 50 points	000E35D7
Guild Master's Boots	11	2	649	Pickpocket success is 35% better	000E35D6
Guild Master's Gloves	11	2	599	Lockpicking is 35% easier	000E35D8
Guild Master's Hood	16	3	1252	Prices are 20% better	000E35D9
Total	76	17	4279	-	-

BugsEdit

•  PC   360   PS3  If you become a Vampire, the Guild Master's Hood will not display properly, instead causing a bald patch on the player's head.
• It's possible to equip additional headwear, potentially wearing several Thieves Guild hoods and another piece of head armor.

TriviaEdit

• If the Dragonborn expansion is added one can acquire a stronger Thieves Guild armor set. The Blackguard's armor can be obtained in Glover Mallory's house after retrieving the Bonemold Formula during the quest Paid in Full. The armor has stronger enchantments and a higher armor rating than the Guild Master's armor.
• Minus a shield, a full set of glass armor has the same armor base rating as the Guild Master's Armor set.

AppearancesEdit

• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (First appearance)