Retired Armors are armor sets in Star Wars: The Old Republic that used to be available, but no longer are. Some have look-alike sets available instead now, while others remain completely retired and unavailable at all to new players who didn’t earn them when they were available back in the time that they were released. This is by no means a complete list, but it is a huge page with information about as many Retired armor sets as I know of in the game!
Some retired sets only have 8 looks (one for each class) and others have many, so click the button below the outfits to see more. You can also click the individual sets to see if there are look-alikes available.
Contents
- Retired Crafting Schematics
- Retired Old Level 60/65 Starter Character Gear
- Retired Eternal Commander
- Retired Old Drops Flashpoints
- Retired Old Drops Heroics
- Retired Old Drops Imperial Quests
- Retired Old Drops Republic Quests
- Retired Old Drops Shared Quests
- Retired Low Level Starter Planets Quest Rewards
- Retired Old Drops Rise of the Hutt Cartel
- Retired Arkanian
- Retired Black Hole
- Retired Black Market
- Retired Brutalizer
- Retired Campaign / Crafted Campaign
- Retired Centurion
- Retired Champion
- Retired Conqueror
- Retired Cynosure
- Retired Dark Reaver
- Retired Deceiver
- Retired Dread Forged
- Retired Dread Guard
- Retired Dread Master
- Retired Exemplar
- Retired Exhumed
- Retired Firebrand
- Retired Hazmat
- Retired Kell Dragon
- Retired Massassi
- Retired Obroan
- Retired Oriconian
- Retired Partisan
- Retired Resurrected
- Retired Revanite
- Retired Shadowed
- Retired Underworld
- Retired Verpine
- Retired Yavin MK-1
- Retired Yavin MK-3
- Retired Defiant MK-2 and MK-4
- Retired Exarch MK-1 and MK-4
- Retired Ultimate Exarch
- Retired Warborn
- Retired Iokath
- Retired Gemini
- Retired Experimental Ossan
- Retired Devoted Allies
- Retired Onderonian
- Retired Schematic Energized Bop
- Retired Schematic Exotech Bop
- Retired Schematic Ultratech Bop
- Retired Recruit
- Retired Recruit MK-2
- Retired Alliance
- Retired Xenotech
- Retired Pvp Level 20
- Retired Pvp Level 40
- Retired Rishi Maze
- Retired Defiant MK-5
- Retired Pvp Level Low
- Retired World Drops and Adapted Crafted
- Retired Amplified Ossan
- Retired Ossan
- Retired Random Shared
- Retired Random Vendor
- Retired Promotions
- Retired Outlander (MK-1, MK-2, MK-3, MK-4)
Retired Crafting Schematics
While there are many retired crafting schematics, the actual armors you can craft with those retired schematics is not retired – if you can find someone with the old schematic, they will be able to make you a set of that old armor and sell or trade it to you!
Retired Crafting Schematics
Archived Battlemaster Schematics- Archived War Hero Schematics
- Archived Crafting Eternal Commander (MK-4 / MK-14), Gemini (MK-4) Iokath (MK-4)
- Armormech Archived Schematics from Trainer
- Synthweaving Archived Schematics from Trainer
- Archived Armormech Rise of the Hutt Cartel Schematics
- Archived Synthweaving Rise of the Hutt Cartel Schematics
Retired Old Level 60/65 Starter Character Gear
These specific Veteran armors are the armors you would get back in the day when you would create a level 60 or level 65 Token character. Now Commander’s Tokens make a level 70 character, so these are retired, but there are similar other sets available.
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Retired Eternal Commander
Retired Eternal Commander (MK-1, MK-2, MK-3) and Retired Eternal Commander White (MK-11 / MK-12 / MK-13 / MK-15) armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.0 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.0 versions of the Retired Eternal Commander armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Eternal Commander in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Retired Eternal Commander armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same regardless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Old Drops Flashpoints
At the launch of the game, each Flashpoint dropped unique gear for each class, with special names related to the Flashpoint like “Athiss Enforcer” or “Black Talon Inquisitor”, or some just neat names like “Dark Delirium” or “Untouchable Shadow Maelstrom”. These armor looks were not completely exclusive to the Flashpoints, but many of them could only be gotten otherwise from random drops around the galaxy, so players would collect them by running the Flashpoints. These armor sets were designed for specific level ranges, but many of the pieces were modifiable so players could keep wearing them at higher levels. In Update 4.0, many of the stats changed, and the gear drops were adjusted to be more relevant to whatever level your character actually was, so these specific pieces stopped dropping and you instead would get gear relevant to your class and current level, and these pieces became essentially retired, though their similar looks might still be available elsewhere in the game.
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Retired Old Drops Heroics
In Update 2.0, a few sets were released as “heroic” sets – not necessarily from “Heroic” quests, but from harder quests around the game, for example Hard Mode level 55 Flashpoints (max level at the time) and [HEROIC 4] The Shroud’s Last Stand and [HEROIC 4] The Shroud Revealed, or potentially a random drop on Makeb, the highest level planet at the time. When Update 4.0 was launched, many of the previously dropped items were replaced with items that are specific to your class and urrent level – so I assume these armor sets are no longer available to be found out in the wild, though they do all have similar sets available you can still get with different names, often from crafters who have the now-retired schematics. There is also a very small number of gloves in this batch of items that are crafted with schematics from Underworld Trading, which both the gloves and schematics are easy to find on the GTN.
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Retired Old Drops Imperial Quests
At the launch of the game, each Heroic quest on the different planets would reward you with a specific pieces of gear that related to the level of the quest and your current class and faction – you could go run a specific Heroic quest on say the planet of Alderaan Imperial-side and be rewarded with a specific armor look. For example the [HEROIC +2] Hostage Situation quest used to drop Armored Pyro Vambraces / Poison Pit Bracers depending on if you were a Bounty Hunter or Imperial Agent on Hutta, and the [HEROIC +2] Hostage Situation Cleanup used to drop the Armored Pyro Boots / Poison Pit Boots in the same way, and the Merciless Juggernaut Elite set would drop from the Taris Heroic quests, so I assume most if not all of these types of armors came from old heroic quests, In Update 4.0, the stats of the game were adjusted and many drops were changed so you would receive gear that is appropriate for your class and current level, and these stopped being quest rewards or drops, so they are essentially retired. Many of them have other similar ways to get the same look, but I think there may be a few unique looks only available from these old drops!
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Retired Old Drops Republic Quests
At the launch of the game, each Heroic quest on the different planets would reward you with a specific pieces of gear that related to the level of the quest and your current class and faction – you could go run a specific Heroic quest on say the planet of Alderaan Republic-side and be rewarded with a specific armor look. For example the [HEROIC +2] Hostage Situation quest used to drop Armored Pyro Vambraces / Poison Pit Bracers depending on if you were a Bounty Hunter or Imperial Agent on Hutta, and the [HEROIC +2] Hostage Situation Cleanup used to drop the Armored Pyro Boots / Poison Pit Boots in the same way, and the Merciless Juggernaut Elite set would drop from the Taris Heroic quests, so I assume most if not all of these types of armors came from old heroic quests, In Update 4.0, the stats of the game were adjusted and many drops were changed so you would receive gear that is appropriate for your class and current level, and these stopped being quest rewards or drops, so they are essentially retired. Many of them have other similar ways to get the same look, but I think there may be a few unique looks only available from these old drops!
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At the launch of the game, different quests on the different planets would reward you with a specific pieces of gear that related to the level of the quest and your current class – you could go run a specific Normal or Heroic quest on say the planet of Alderaan Imperial-side and be rewarded with a specific armor look. For example, the Chasing the Shadow quest, a level 50 Heroic 4+ mission on Corellia in the Black Hole area, would drop the Ciridium War Body Armor or Ciridium Onslaught Body Armor for Troopers / Bounty Hunters, the Heavy Ciridium Body Armor or Reinforced Matrix Chestguard for Jedi Knights / Sith Warriors, the Annointed Nanosilk Vestments for Jedi Consular Sages / Sith Inquisitor Sorcerers and the Reinforced Nanosilk Robes or Veiled Nanosilk Robes for the Jedi Consular Shadows / Sith Inquisitor Assassins. These armor sets were considered “shared” sets as the same item would drop on both factions, but has a different look on each side. These were all Binds on Pickup, so they could not be sold on the GTN or moved between characters. In Update 4.0, the stats of the game were adjusted and many drops were changed so you would receive gear that is appropriate for your class and current level, and these stopped being quest rewards or drops, so they are essentially retired. Many of them have other similar ways to get the same look, but I think there may be a few unique looks or colors only available from these old drops!
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Retired Low Level Starter Planets Quest Rewards
These are the unique low-level quest rewards you can get on the very early planets in the game, depending on your class. There is no other way to get them if you have already done the quests associated with them or are a different class or faction. Some of them have the same names for different armor sets.
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Retired Old Drops Rise of the Hutt Cartel
These items were introduced in Update 2.0 for level 55. Some seem to have been direct quest rewards for specific quests, for example some of the steps of the Seeker Droid quests. Others seem like they may have been able to be dug up by the Seeker Droid in the past. When the stats of the game changed, and rewards became tailored to your class and current level, it’s likely these were replaced with the new rewards for the quests, and all armor drops were removed from the Seeker Droid locations except for the special Star Forager / Dreadseed armor sets. There are also similar-looking crafted archived armors from the same time period.
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Retired Arkanian
Arkanian Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Arkanian armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Arkanian in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Arkanian armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Black Hole
Black Hole Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Black Hole armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Black Hole in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Black Hole armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look. Black Hole armor dropped from Explosive Conflict Story Mode and Hard Mode, and gear could be purchased directly from the Black Hole vendor with Black Hole commendations, mainly earned from the Corellia Black Hole daily area. Explosive Conflict and the Corellia daily area no longer reward Black Hole gear, so this gear is effectively retired, except when you may occasionally see it drop from a World Boss like Nightmare Pilgrim, and it’s well known that the Primal Destroyer boss also can drop Black Hole armor. Interestingly, it seems the Black Hole Belt, Bracers, Weapons, Earpiece, Implants and some offhands were reverse-engingeerable and could be learned as crafting schematics. All Black Hole pieces are Binds on Pickup, except there are Binds on Equip versions of the Belts and Bracers that were craftable, so you could potentially find someone with these very old schematics, though thre was a known bug/issue with reverse-engineering at the time so finding someone with these schematics would be incredibly rare. If you are trying to get black Hole pieces from world bosses, keep in mind that there is a special group bind timer – that means you can trade within your world boss group until the timer runs out – so if you see a piece you want drop within your group, you could always message then winner and offer to trade them for the piece right after beating the boss. you can see what pieces drop in the Other tab of your chat if they are not immediately visible in your chat box.
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Retired Black Market
Black Market Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Black Market armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Black Market in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Black Market armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Brutalizer
Brutalizer Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.4 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.4 versions of the Retired Brutalizer armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Brutalizer in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Brutalizer armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Campaign / Crafted Campaign
Campaign Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Campaign / Crafted Campaign armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Campaign / Crafted Campaign in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Campaign / Crafted Campaign armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look. Campaign gear in Game Update 1.2 was obtained from Hardmode Explosive Conflict and the Nightmare Pilgrim World Boss on Voss. Specific bosses would drop specific pieces, and this was one of the most difficult operations and world bosses in the game at the time. While Explosive Conflict no longer drops this level 50 gear, you may still occasionally see it drop from Nightmare Pilgrim the world boss. What’s interesting is that if you received one of these Binds on Pickup pieces of gear back in the day, you could reverse-engineer it to learn how to craft a Binds on Pickup crafted version which looked the same. This ability to reverse-engineer them was bugged for a while, and only players who knew the work-around could learn the new schematics from the Campaign gear they got from difficult content. This means it is possible, but quite uncommon, to find someone who can craft these old Campaign sets for you – you just need to find someone with the old rare schematics on their characters.
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Retired Centurion
Centurion Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.0 versions of the Retired Centurion armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Centurion in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Centurion armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Champion
Champion Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.0 versions of the Retired Champion armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Champion in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Champion armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Conqueror
Conqueror Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Conqueror armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Conqueror in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Conqueror armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Cynosure
Cynosure Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Cynosure armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Cynosure in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Cynosure armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Dark Reaver
Dark Reaver Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Dark Reaver armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Dark Reaver in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Dark Reaver armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Deceiver
Deceiver Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Deceiver armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Deceiver in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Deceiver armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Dread Forged
Dread Forged Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.4 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.4 versions of the Retired Dread Forged armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Dread Forged in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Dread Forged armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Dread Guard
Dread Guard Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Dread Guard armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Dread Guard in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Dread Guard armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Dread Master
Dread Master Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.4 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.4 versions of the Retired Dread Master armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Dread Master in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Dread Master armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Exemplar
Exemplar Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Exemplar armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Exemplar in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Exemplar armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Exhumed
Exhumed Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Exhumed armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Exhumed in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Exhumed armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Firebrand
Firebrand Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Firebrand armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Firebrand in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Firebrand armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Hazmat
Hazmat Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Hazmat armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Hazmat in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Hazmat armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Kell Dragon
Kell Dragon Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Kell Dragon armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Kell Dragon in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Kell Dragon armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Massassi
Massassi Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Massassi armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Massassi in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Massassi armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Obroan
Obroan Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.4 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.4 versions of the Retired Obroan armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Obroan in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Obroan armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Oriconian
Oriconian Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.4 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.4 versions of the Retired Oriconian armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Oriconian in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Oriconian armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Partisan
Partisan Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Partisan armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Partisan in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Partisan armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Resurrected
Resurrected Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Resurrected armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Resurrected in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Resurrected armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Revanite
Revanite Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Revanite armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Revanite in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Revanite armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Shadowed
Shadowed Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Shadowed armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Shadowed in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Shadowed armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Underworld
Underworld Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Underworld armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Underworld in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Underworld armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Verpine
Verpine Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 2.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 2.0 versions of the Retired Verpine armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Verpine in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Verpine armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Yavin MK-1
Yavin MK-1 Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Yavin MK-1 armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Yavin MK-1 in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-60 Retired Yavin MK-1 armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Yavin MK-3
Yavin MK-3 Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 55 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Yavin MK-3 armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Yavin MK-3 in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Retired Yavin MK-3 armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Defiant MK-2 and MK-4
Defiant Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Defiant armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Defiant in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Defiant armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Exarch MK-1 and MK-4
Exarch Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Exarch armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Exarch in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Exarch armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Ultimate Exarch
Ultimate Exarch Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Ultimate Exarch armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Ultimate Exarch in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Ultimate Exarch armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Warborn
Warborn Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Warborn armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Warborn in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Warborn armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Iokath
Iokath Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.0 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.0 versions of the Retired Iokath armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Iokath in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Retired Iokath armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Gemini
Gemini Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.2 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.2 versions of the Retired Gemini armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Gemini in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Retired Gemini armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Experimental Ossan
Experimental Ossan Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.10 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bound to Legacy, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.10 versions of the Experimental Ossan armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Experimental Ossan in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Experimental Ossan armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Devoted Allies
Devoted Allies Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was actually designed for your Companions for characters who were level 55, back when your Companion’s statistics nad gear actually mattered. However, later they were converted to being wearable by players, so if you happen to have any, it is no longer bound to your companions, and they are Bound to Legacy. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 3.0 versions of the Devoted Allies armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks. The original level-55 Devoted Allies armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Onderonian
Onderonian Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 6.0 and was designed for characters who were level 75 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bound to Legacy, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, but you can trade it between your characters. There is no way to get the old level-75, Update 6.0 versions of the Retired Onderonian armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Onderonian in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-75 Retired Onderonian armors look the same on both factions, but are kind of strange in that there are multiple versions with the same name – their apperance changed based on their rarity, green, blue, purple and gold. The GOLD version is still available from the Spoils of War vendor at level 75+!
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Retired Schematic Energized Bop
Energized Armor is now-retired crafted armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0a and was designed for characters who were level 50, and crafted by Armormechs and Synthweavers – but unlike most crafted gear, once crafted, this gear was Bind on Pickup so it could not be sold or traded. The schematics themselves were quite rare and were also Bind on Pickup, and dropped from Normal Mode operations, so for example the Energized gloves schematics would only drop from Normal Mode Bonetrasher, and the headpiece schematics only from Soa Normal Mode, during the time of the game when there was only two operations, Eternity Vault and Karagga’s Palace. These schematics stronger counterparts the Exotech schematics would drop from the Hard Mode / Nightmare modes. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.0 versions of the Energized armor or schematics anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Energized in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Energized armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Schematic Exotech Bop
Exotech Armor is now-retired crafted armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0a and was designed for characters who were level 50, and crafted by Armormechs and Synthweavers – but unlike most crafted gear, once crafted, this gear was Bind on Pickup so it could not be sold or traded. The schematics themselves were quite rare and were also Bind on Pickup, and dropped from the Hard Mode / Nightmare Mode Operation bosses, so for example the Exotech belt schematics would only drop from Gharj Hard Mode / Nightmare Mode, and the headpiece schematics only from Soa Hard Mode / Nightmare Mode, during the time of the game when there was only two operations, Eternity Vault and Karagga’s Palace. These schematics would alongside Columi schematics in Hard Mode / Nightmare Mode, and their weaker counterparts the Energized schematics would drop from Normal modes. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.0 versions of the Exotech armor or schematics anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Exotech in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Exotech armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Schematic Ultratech Bop
Ultratech Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 48/50, and I think it used to drop from Normal Mode Flashpoints. It seems they may have been a guranteed type of drop pre-Updated 1.3, but after that, the gear drops became more randomized and Xenotech started dropping instead, and then in 2.0 these types of drops were phased out completely. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-48, Update 1.0 versions of the Ultratech armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Ultratech in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-48 Ultratech armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Recruit
Recruit Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.2 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.2 versions of the Retired Recruit armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Recruit in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Recruit armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Recruit MK-2
Recruit MK-2 Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.4 and was designed for characters who were level 50 from endgame PvP content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-50, Update 1.4 versions of the Retired Recruit MK-2 armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Recruit MK-2 in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-50 Retired Recruit MK-2 armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Alliance
Alliance Armor, the kind with the orange-bordered icon, is a now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was a drop from the Forged Alliances flashpoint story which makes up the Shadow of Revan prelude to the expansion. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-55, Update 3.0 versions of the Alliance (Orange BoP) armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Alliance in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-55 Alliance armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Xenotech
Xenotech Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 50, and I think it used to drop from Normal Mode Flashpoints. It seems they may have been a guranteed type of drop around Update 1.3, and then in 2.0 these types of drops were phased out completely. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-48, Update 1.0 versions of the Xenotech armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Xenotech in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-48 Xenotech armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Pvp Level 20
Retired Level 20 PvP Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 20+ from playing PvP. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-20, Update 1.0 versions of the Retired Level 20 PvP armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Level 20 PvP in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-20 Retired Level 20 PvP armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Pvp Level 40
Retired Level 40 PvP Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were level 40+ from playing PvP. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-40, Update 1.0 versions of the Retired Level 40 PvP armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Level 40 PvP in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-40 Retired Level 40 PvP armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Rishi Maze
Rishi Maze Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 3.0 and was designed for characters who were level 60 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is technically no way to get the old level-60, Update 3.0 versions of the Retired Rishi Maze armor anymore, HOWEVER, during the Relics of the Greee event, these armors have a small chance of dropping from the two event worldbosses, sometimes known as the Slug and the Rug on the Ilum map. The level-60 Rishi Maze armors change their looks depending on what faction you earn them on. As far as I can tell, there are no look-alike sets available for these unique Rishi Maze armors, though the also-retired Devoted Allies armor may be similar.
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Retired Defiant MK-5
Defiant MK-5 Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 4.0 and was designed for characters who were level 65 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-65, Update 4.0 versions of the Retired Defiant armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Defiant in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-65 Retired Defiant armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look. The MK-5 versions are VERY similar to the MK-2 and MK-4 versions but some (not all) of them have slight differences – for example more or less shoulder pads or armor plating.
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Retired Pvp Level Low
Retired low-level PvP Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 1.0 and was designed for characters who were low level from playing PvP. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old, Update 1.0 versions of the Retired low level PvP armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have a completely different name. The original low level pvp armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look. These are part of the same batch as the low level 20 and 40 pvp retired sets, but I didn’t add their level ranges to the site so I just threw them in their own category.
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Retired World Drops and Adapted Crafted
There is a very small but strange collection of armors that I believe used to drop randomly, but their counterparts instead were moved to the Adaptive vendor, but these specific ones were not – you can find similar, but differently named armors on the Adaptive Vendor.
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Retired Amplified Ossan
Amplified Ossan Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.10.0 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.10.0 versions of the Retired Amplified Ossan armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Amplified Ossan in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Retired Amplified Ossan armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
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Retired Ossan
Ossan Armor is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.10.0 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.10.0 versions of the Retired Ossan armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Retired Ossan in the their name, or may have a completely different name. The original level-70 Retired Ossan armors changed their looks depending on what faction you had earned them on, but any later look-alike sets may stay the same reagrdless of faction, so you might be able to find a version that you can wear on the opposite faction with the same look.
I am unsure where these armors came from or if they ever actually existed. They have some really cool names though and seem to be faction-specific.
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Retired Random Vendor
I think these used to be vendor armors for credits but no longer are. I think you can find the chestpieces still in-game, but some of the helmets are unique and not obtainable other ways. These have a white border for their icons.
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Retired Promotions
These are all from older promotions or special events that are no longer available in any way.
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Retired Outlander (MK-1, MK-2, MK-3, MK-4)
Outlander MK-1, MK-2, MK-3 and MK-4 is now-retired armor that was introduced to the game in Update 5.0 and was designed for characters who were level 70 from endgame PvE content – possibly from basic Flashpoints. These armors are Bind on Pickup, which means even if you happen to have this old armor in your Cargo Holds, it can not be sold or given to another player, and can not be sent to your other characters. There is no way to get the old level-70, Update 5.0 versions of the Retired Outlander armor anymore, but there may be some look-alikes available that were introduced later so players could collect them as cosmetic looks – these similar look-alikes may have Outlander in the their name, or may have a completely different name.
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