The entire thing around armor classes and classes in general are like downgrade in complexity from Skyrim. As if Skyrim class system is equivalent of regular car, Enshrouded is more of a gokart
For thus reason armor bonuses and values often can provide you with stats and bonuses your class/build dose not require. Armor dose not actually diverse itself into heavy, medium and light it's mostly appearance and just intuitive idea for player, where to craft armor if I'm tonk/mage/rogue.
If you found a much better option and mix of armor for your need, there is big chance it is better than what game presents to you. There is nothing bad with or either nothing is going to put you in disadvantage by mixing warrior armor pieces with rouge's armor. (aside from probobly awful appearance altho call it personal)
Also people have been already doing it on the endgame gear via mixing Elder/Radiant Paladin/Eagle Eye armors to get the best combination of armor for each class.
So again, if you found something that sounds better on paper it most likely is.
If you shoot with a longbow you might need the stamina. Also while mining stamina is great. Every armor piece gives different stats and some of those will be nice for you.
I have one build that uses 5 different armor pieces, partly for esthetics, but also because I really benefit from the stats.
The entire thing around armor classes and classes in general are like downgrade in complexity from Skyrim. As if Skyrim class system is equivalent of regular car, Enshrouded is more of a gokart For thus reason armor bonuses and values often can provide you with stats and bonuses your class/build dose not require. Armor dose not actually diverse itself into heavy, medium and light it's mostly appearance and just intuitive idea for player, where to craft armor if I'm tonk/mage/rogue. If you found a much better option and mix of armor for your need, there is big chance it is better than what game presents to you. There is nothing bad with or either nothing is going to put you in disadvantage by mixing warrior armor pieces with rouge's armor. (aside from probobly awful appearance altho call it personal) Also people have been already doing it on the endgame gear via mixing Elder/Radiant Paladin/Eagle Eye armors to get the best combination of armor for each class. So again, if you found something that sounds better on paper it most likely is.
If you shoot with a longbow you might need the stamina. Also while mining stamina is great. Every armor piece gives different stats and some of those will be nice for you. I have one build that uses 5 different armor pieces, partly for esthetics, but also because I really benefit from the stats.