Still, it’s a good idea to choose your cloak carefully to improve Frey’s chances of escaping unscathed from combat, particularly in the early stages of the game. With many cloaks to choose from, selecting the best one for your playstyle requires some thought. On this page, we’ve listed every cloak from Forspoken along with its benefits and unlock requirements, to help you plan ahead and perfect your loadout.
List of Forspoken cloaks
Below are all the cloaks we’ve learned of so far in Forspoken: There are also a couple of cosmetic-only cloaks available as pre-order bonuses. Players who pre-ordered Forspoken on PC have exclusive access to the “Elite” cloak, while PS5 owners who pre-ordered can equip the “No Limits” cloak instead. Neither of these convey any unique buffs or benefits when worn, so don’t worry too much if you missed out — they’re mainly just there to be nice to look at.
Best early game cloak in Forspoken
For recommended early game gear in this category, you can’t do much better than the Pelerine cloak. When wearing this cloak, Frey has the chance to regain a certain amount of health when landing a critical hit on an enemy, which is extremely valuable while you’re still getting used to the game’s combat system. When combined with the Orison necklace, it should all but remove the need to keep track of your health during the game’s early chapters.
How to upgrade cloaks in Forspoken
You can upgrade any owned cloak at a crafting bench, given the right materials. Just be aware that every piece of gear has a limited number of upgrade slots, and although you can replace an existing upgrade if you find another you prefer, you can’t stack them indefinitely. Cloaks are an important part of Frey’s loadout in Forspoken, but they’re not the only gear items that can help improve your prowess in combat. Be sure to check out our guides to the best necklaces in Forspoken and best nail designs in Forspoken for more advice on how to complete Frey’s literally all-important look.
