Other sets (10)
Special-acquisition sets that don't fit the usual buckets.
data retrieved 2026-06-11 · datamined via UESPWhat “Other” actually means here
“Other” is the datamine's bucket for sets whose acquisition doesn't fit the normal categories — no dungeon, no trial, no zone to farm. In the current data it holds exactly two kinds of set: 2 leveling rewards handed out by the Level Up Advisor, and 8 retired sets whose sources were removed from the game in earlier updates. Most are small 1–4-piece sets built around jewelry and specific weapon types — a much older shape of itemization than today's 5-piece standard.
Level Up Advisor rewards
Broken Soul, Prophet's are granted automatically by the Level Up Advisor as you level a character. They're starter safety nets, not endgame gear: Broken Soul is a single-piece Max Health bonus, and the pieces you're given slot alongside whatever you're wearing. You can't farm, buy, or target-drop them — leveling is the only source.
Retired sets — “no longer dropped”
Armor of the Code, Arms of Infernace, Arms of the Ancestors, Giant Spider, Relics of the Physician, Ansur, Relics of the Rebellion, The Destruction Suite, Treasures of the Earthforge all carry the same source line in the datamine: no longer dropped. Their quest, vendor, or drop sources were removed years ago, but the items themselves still exist in the game client — which is why they still appear here, exactly as mined, with their bonuses intact. If an old guide (or a chatbot answering from stale training data) tells you to farm one of these, that's the tell it's out of date; see our methodology for how we keep this list honest, or cross-check any set on UESP's set overview.
FAQ
Can I still farm Giant Spider or the other retired sets?
No. The datamine marks them "No longer dropped" — their in-game sources were removed in earlier updates. Characters that earned pieces before removal may still own working copies, but there is no way to obtain them today.
Where do the Prophet's and Broken Soul sets come from?
The Level Up Advisor hands them to you automatically as you level a character. They cannot be farmed or bought — if you're leveling, you'll get them; if you're not, you won't.
Why list sets nobody can get?
Because they still exist in the game's data files, and stale guides and AI chatbots still recommend some of them as if they were farmable. Showing them with an honest "no longer dropped" label prevents exactly that wasted farming trip.
Looking for gear you can actually go get today? Browse Overland sets (the easiest to farm), Crafted sets (available to anyone), or start theorycrafting in the free build planner.