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Immersive Armors: Forty Items, Forty Recipes

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Immersive Armors adds forty craftable armor items, each with its own recipe, and this guide covers the sets and the materials they demand. Every piece is made at a crafting table, and the recipes are shaped, so where you place each ingredient matters.

Bone and Wither Armor

The simplest set is carved from Bone. Four Bone make Bone Boots, five make a Bone Helmet, seven make Bone Leggings, and eight make a Bone Chestplate.

The Wither set upgrades those pieces with Nether Brick. Four Nether Brick plus Bone Boots produce Wither Boots. Five Nether Brick plus Bone Helmet produce Wither Helmet. Seven Nether Brick plus Bone Chestplate produce Wither Chestplate. Because the recipe consumes the bone piece, craft your bone armor first.

Slime Armor

The Slime set is built entirely from Slimeball. Four Slimeball make Slime Boots, five make a Slime Helmet, seven make Slime Leggings, and eight make a Slime Chestplate. No other ingredient is needed, which makes this the cheapest set to assemble if you have a slime farm.

Robe and Divine Armor

The Robe set uses White Wool and Blaze Powder. Two Blaze Powder with two White Wool make Robe Boots. One Blaze Powder with four White Wool makes Robe Helmet. One Blaze Powder with six White Wool makes Robe Leggings. One Blaze Powder with seven White Wool makes Robe Chestplate.

The Divine set takes each robe piece and gilds it with Gold Ingot. Two Gold Ingot plus Robe Boots make Divine Boots. Four Gold Ingot plus Emerald plus Robe Helmet make Divine Helmet. Six Gold Ingot plus Robe Leggings make Divine Leggings. The chestplate is the most expensive: six Gold Ingot plus Totem of Undying plus Robe Chestplate make Divine Chestplate.

Heavy Armor

The Heavy set mixes Iron Ingot with Block of Iron. Two Iron Ingot and two Block of Iron make Heavy Boots. Two Iron Ingot and three Block of Iron make Heavy Helmet. Four Iron Ingot and three Block of Iron make Heavy Leggings. Four Iron Ingot and four Block of Iron make Heavy Chestplate.

Warrior Armor

The Warrior set combines Iron Ingot with leather pieces you already own. Two Iron Ingot plus Leather Boots make Warrior Boots. Three Iron Ingot plus two Bone plus Leather Cap make Warrior Helmet. Four Iron Ingot plus Leather plus Leather Tunic make Warrior Chestplate. Six Iron Ingot plus Leather Pants make Warrior Leggings. Each recipe eats the leather piece, so craft those first.

Prismarine Armor

The Prismarine set draws on ocean materials. Two Prismarine Crystals and two Prismarine Shard make Prismarine Boots. One Prismarine Crystals and four Prismarine Shard make Prismarine Helmet. One Prismarine Crystals and six Prismarine Shard make Prismarine Leggings. Seven Prismarine Shard plus Heart of the Sea make Prismarine Chestplate.

Steampunk Armor

The Steampunk set is the most mechanical. Two Piston and two Gold Ingot make Steampunk Boots. One Gold Ingot plus Redstone Torch plus two White Stained Glass make Steampunk Helmet. Five Gold Ingot and two Piston make Steampunk Leggings. Five Gold Ingot plus Compass plus Clock plus Piston make Steampunk Chestplate.

Planning Your Crafting

Work out which base materials you can gather in bulk before committing to a set. Bone and Slimeball sets need nothing else, while the Divine and Steampunk sets lean on Gold Ingot and rare finds like Totem of Undying and Heart of the Sea. Several sets also consume an earlier armor piece, so craft the lower tier first and keep it on hand rather than wearing it.

Prismarine ChestplateSteampunk ChestplatePrismarine LeggingsSteampunk LeggingsWarrior ChestplateDivine ChestplatePrismarine HelmetWither ChestplateHeavy ChestplatePrismarine BootsSlime ChestplateSteampunk Helmet