HeadDefender of Justice
- DEFMain
- 132
- HPMain
- 2,646
- DMG Bonus
- 7.5%
- ATK %
- 12%
- HP %
- 6%
To Serve and Protect Set
Updated 1 November 2026 · Implement set · 4 pieces · Amplitude Multiplier +42%
To Serve and Protect is an Implement set in Silver Palace: Defender of Justice, Upholder of Order, Crusher of Evil and Eradicator of the Lawless, one per slot. Wearing all four gives Amplitude Multiplier +42%, then a second effect above 50% Amplitude Coefficient. Our builds pick it for Bentham and Rex.
Set bonus
4-piece
Amplitude Multiplier
+42%Amplitude MultiplierIncreases the holder's Amplitude Multiplier by 42%. When the holder's Amplitude Coefficient exceeds 50%, they also gain Thunderous Fury, further increasing their Amplitude Multiplier by 42%.
Second effect unlocks atAmplitude Coefficient > 50%
Perhaps a mere temporary measure in the knights' absence, for now. But there shall come a day when they grow to symbolise law and justness in the hearts of all.
The four pieces
Rarity
Drop level
Head
NeckUpholder of Order
- DEFMain
- 165
- HPMain
- 882
- Amplitude Multiplier
- 31.3%
- Ultimate Charge Efficiency
- 7.5%
- HP %
- 4%
Secondary WeaponCrusher of Evil
- ATKMain
- 88
- DEFMain
- 165
- Amplitude Coefficient
- 5%
- DMG Bonus
- 7.5%
- ATK %
- 6%
AccessoryEradicator of the Lawless
- ATKMain
- 264
- DEFMain
- 66
- Amplitude Coefficient
- 25%
- Amplitude Multiplier
- 37.5%
- Ultimate Charge Efficiency
- 10%
Full set, Orange Lv. 80, before the bonus
- DEF
- 528
- HP
- 3,528
- DMG Bonus
- 15%
- ATK %
- 18%
- HP %
- 10%
- Amplitude Multiplier
- 68.8%
- Ultimate Charge Efficiency
- 17.5%
- ATK
- 352
- Amplitude Coefficient
- 30%
Nothing rolls: every copy of a piece at one rarity and level is identical, and a piece keeps the level it dropped at.
Compared with the other sets
Flat bonus
Amplitude Multiplier +42%
Unique to this set
Unlock threshold
Amplitude Coefficient > 50%
1 other set gated on Amplitude Coefficient
Identical piece stats
6 sets share pieces
- Illusion of Life4/4
- Cogs of the City1/4
- Elitism1/4
- Hey, Jack1/4
- The Hunter and the Hunted1/4
- Embers and Flame1/4
Matching pieces have the same lines at the same values; only the set bonus differs.
Where Implements drop and how set bonuses work: Implements page.
Used in these builds
Our build pages that recommend the To Serve and Protect set, with the label they give it.
Data compiled from the Dichotomy beta game files, checked 1 November 2026. Launch is 14 December 2026 (UTC+8), and names and numbers can change before then.
Frequently asked questions
5 answers, always open
- What does the To Serve and Protect 4-piece bonus do?
- It gives Amplitude Multiplier +42% once all four pieces are worn. Increases the holder's Amplitude Multiplier by 42%. When the holder's Amplitude Coefficient exceeds 50%, they also gain Thunderous Fury, further increasing their Amplitude Multiplier by 42%. The second part only switches on above 50% Amplitude Coefficient, so build that stat first. There is no 2-piece bonus.
- Which four pieces make up the To Serve and Protect set?
- Defender of Justice (Head), Upholder of Order (Neck), Crusher of Evil (Secondary Weapon) and Eradicator of the Lawless (Accessory). Each slot takes exactly one, and every piece belongs to this set only.
- What does a full To Serve and Protect set add at max rarity?
- All four orange pieces at Lv. 80 add DEF 528, HP 3,528, DMG Bonus 15%, ATK % 18%, HP % 10%, Amplitude Multiplier 68.8%, Ultimate Charge Efficiency 17.5%, ATK 352 and Amplitude Coefficient 30%, before the set bonus. A gray set at the same level gives DEF 131, HP 881, DMG Bonus 3.8%, ATK % 4.5%, HP % 2.5%, Amplitude Multiplier 17.2%, Ultimate Charge Efficiency 4.4%, ATK 88 and Amplitude Coefficient 7.6%.
- Which characters should wear To Serve and Protect?
- Our build pages pick it for Bentham (best) and Rex (best).
- Do other sets have pieces with the same stats as To Serve and Protect?
- Yes, piece for piece: Illusion of Life (4 of 4), Cogs of the City (1 of 4), Elitism (1 of 4), Hey, Jack (1 of 4), The Hunter and the Hunted (1 of 4) and Embers and Flame (1 of 4). A matching piece has the same lines at the same values, so between those sets only the 4-piece bonus differs.