The Ceremonial Armor Set (Deluxe)

Where It Comes From

So the armor is not an in-game unlock to chase: it is attached to the purchase you already made. The editions page spells out what each version contains and what the upgrade adds.

The Naming Question

Official store copy consistently says Ceremonial Armor Set. The community wiki's armor roster, however, labels a set called Keeper's Oath — a variant of Crimson Oath armor — as sourced from the Deluxe Edition, and lists no set literally named “Ceremonial”. Those two claims are shown side by side rather than force-merged: the in-game name may differ from the store name, or the wiki may be identifying the underlying set differently.

How It Appears In-Game

Special-edition and promotional armor move through two confirmed channels: edition entitlements, and the in-game Redeem Code flow (settings on the Main Menu) for codes from official channels. The armor codes guide covers that flow, including what to check when a code reads invalid. Redeemed and entitled sets surface in your armor collection.

Worth Knowing Before Buying

• The Ceremonial set is exclusive to Deluxe per official listings — it is a purchase-side reward, not a mission drop.
• One post-launch content expansion is also part of Deluxe; its contents are not finalized.
• The Axe of the Gods is the Deluxe weapon, not armor; see the weapons guide.