Hats in V Rising are purely cosmetic armor pieces that do not provide any additional benefits such as gear level or stats. Still, you can unlock many cool hats to add flavor to your vampire's appearance, making them look unique.
You can find headgear by fishing, via vendors, and by looting from golden chests. However, this is a vague description of how to find them, so we'll cover it in greater detail so you know how to find specific hats. Here's how to find all helmets, headgear, and hats in V Rising so you can travel around Vardoran in style while farming Spectral Dust.
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How to Find All Hats and Helmets in V Rising
There are 35 helmets, headgear, and hats available in V Rising. However, only 24 can be unlocked, as 11 are currently unobtainable. The table below displays the 24 available hats and provides information on how each of them can be obtained naturally (without console commands, which we will cover later).
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Name |
Location |
|---|---|
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Ashfolk Crown |
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Ashfolk Helmet |
City Goods Vendor (Silverlight Hills) for 600 Goldsun Coins |
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Bear Head |
Rural Goods (Dunley Farmlands) for 200 Silver Coins |
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Boneguard Mask |
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Bonnet |
Chest in Dawnbreak |
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Deer Head |
Rural Goods (Dunley Farmlands) for 200 Silver Coins |
|
Footman's Helmet |
Fishing in Farmlands |
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Knight's Helmet |
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Maid's Cap |
Chest in Farbane Woods |
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Maid's Scarf |
Chest in Farmlands and Iron Mine |
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Militia Helmet |
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Mitre |
City Goods Vendor (Silverlight Hills) for 600 Goldsun Coins |
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Necromancer's Mitre |
Shady Goods Dealer (Farbane Woods) for 150 Copper Coins |
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Paladin's Helmet |
Chest in Silver Cave |
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Pilgrim's Hat |
Shady Goods Dealer (Farbane Woods) for 150 Copper Coins |
|
Razer Hood |
You can craft it after buying the Razer Night Serpent Pack DLC |
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Rusted Helmet |
Fishing in Farbane Chest in Farbane Woods |
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Scarecrow Mask |
Loot from Scarecrows in Abandoned Farm |
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Straw Hat |
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Top Hat |
Rural Goods (Dunley Farmlands) for 200 Silver Coins |
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Vampire Hunter Headgear |
Loot from Tristan the Vampire Hunter (15% Drop Rate) |
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Wolf Head |
Rural Goods (Dunley Farmlands) for 200 Silver Coins |
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Immortal King's Greathelm |
You can craft it after buying the Dracula's Relics Pack DLC |
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Plague Doctor Mask |
You can craft it after buying the Sinister Evolution Pack DLC |
Headgear is not blood-bound, so you'll drop it upon death. This adds a thrilling element to V Rising's gameplay when exploring high-level areas or fighting V Blood Carrier bosses. But if you're feeling cautious, headgear can be stashed in a container at your base before venturing out to keep it safe.
How to Get Hats in V Rising Using Console Commands
If you want to get a specific hat but don't want to use the above methods, you can use console commands to get them instead. Here is how to use console commands in V Rising to get hats:
- Navigate to the Options menu
- Go to the General tab
- Check the Console Enabled tab
- Open the console with the ` (Tilde) key
- Type the adminauth command to become a super user
- Type giveset hats to add hats to your inventory
You will find the following hats in your inventory after using the console command:
- Ashfolk Crown
- Ashfolk Helmet
- Bear Head
- Bonnet
- Deer Head
- Footman's Hat
- Knight's Helmet
- Maid's Cap
- Maid's Scarf
- Militia Helmet
- Mitre
- Necromancer's Mitre
- Paladin's Helmet
- Pilgrim's Hat
- Rusted Helmet
- Scarecrow Mask
- Straw Hat
- Top Hat
- Vampire Hunter Headgear
- Wolf Head
Hats obtained using console commands in V Rising are still not blood-bound, so if you do lose one, you'll have to add it back to your inventory using the above command again. However, that command will add every single add to your inventory again, leading to duplicates.
V Rising
- Released
- May 8, 2024
- Developer(s)
- Stunlock Studios
- Platform(s)
- PC, PlayStation 5