Armor

Armors are items used by the player for additional protection against incoming damage. Armors can be repaired using specific materials.

Crafting
All armors can be obtained through crafting. The example below uses Copper Ingots to make Copper Armor.

Protection
Armors provide varying levels of protection depending on the material. Materials ranked from worst to best in terms of defense points are: leather, tin, copper, brass, gold, bronze, chainmail, iron, tungsten, silver, steel, platinum, cobalt, titanium, diamond, adamantine, mithril, orichalcum, endium.

Durability
Armors have varying levels of durability, or how much damage can be received before the armor itself breaks. Materials ranked from worst to best in terms of durability are: leather, tin, gold, copper, brass, bronze, chainmail, iron, tungsten, silver, steel, platinum, cobalt, titanium, diamond, adamantine, mithril, orichalcum, endium.

Armor Set Effects
Armors from tiers 2-4 now posses set bonuses, based on existing potion effects, when all armors of a particular metal are equipped. This excludes vanilla ores that exist within this tier range. See Status effect for more information on the effects used.