Which armour gives a larger boost to ancient weapons?

Assuming I'm using ancient weapons, and have the barbarian armour set and ancient armour set upgraded twice, which set will I do more damage with with regular attacks, and which with charge attacks (since the barb set boosts those on top of it's attack up bonuses)?

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Does ancient armor boost Guardian weapons?

Ancient Armor set is 80% more damage with Ancient/Guardian weapons. Berserker 3 Piece is 50% more damage with all weapons. Ancient Armor stacks with Damage Up Food/Elixirs, but Berserker Armor doesn't. Guardians take 30% more damage from Ancient/Guardian weapons.

Why is ancient armor the best?

Each piece of the ancient armor set adds four defense, but that can go as high as 28 per piece if you upgrade it fully. This makes it the strongest set of armor in the game, not counting the Champion's Tunic.

What is the best ancient gear Botw?

The best armour in Breath of the Wild is the Ancient set - the Ancient Helm, Cuirass, and Greaves - and is only obtainable after you complete a specific side quest - Robbie's Research - and you've then collected the right materials to be traded in at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.

Is it worth upgrade ancient armor?

Does it make a significant difference when fighting guardians? Yup, and it has very high defense anyway (28 on each piece when fully upgraded). The set bonus is really helpful too (80% additional damage when using ancient or guardian weapons).

COMPLETE Ancient Armor / Ancient Weapon Guide for Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild!

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