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Immersive Armors Sets: Crafting and What to Expect

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Immersive Armors sets are built at a crafting table, and every set follows the same four-piece pattern: a helmet, a chestplate, a pair of leggings, and a pair of boots. The mod adds 40 recipes in total, and the sets below cover the full range from cheap early-game gear to pieces that demand rare materials. Each recipe is shaped, so the arrangement of ingredients in the grid matters, not just the counts.

Bone and Slime Sets

The simplest sets use a single material for every piece.

Both sets are easy to assemble from common drops, which makes them a reasonable starting point before you commit heavier materials.

Robe and Divine Sets

The Robe pieces are the base for the Divine set, so craft them first.

Each Divine piece upgrades the matching Robe piece with Gold Ingot, and the chestplate also requires a Totem of Undying.

Because the Robe piece is consumed in each recipe, plan on crafting a fresh Robe set for every Divine piece you want.

Warrior Set

The Warrior set mixes Iron Ingot with leather armor pieces.

Note that the helmet needs Bone on top of the iron and the Leather Cap, so gather a little extra before you start.

Heavy Set

The Heavy set is iron-intensive, combining Iron Ingot with Block of Iron.

Each Block of Iron costs nine Iron Ingot, so the chestplate alone represents a substantial iron investment.

Prismarine Set

The Prismarine pieces use ocean materials, and the chestplate calls for a Heart of the Sea.

Steampunk Set

The Steampunk set leans on Gold Ingot plus redstone components.

The chestplate is the most demanding piece here, since it needs a Compass, a Clock, and a Piston alongside the gold.

Wither Set

The Wither set upgrades the Bone set with Nether Brick, consuming each Bone piece in the process.

Craft the Bone pieces first, then use them directly in the Wither recipes.

What to Expect

Every set in Immersive Armors is shaped and follows the helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots structure, so once you learn one set you can read the rest at a glance. Costs scale with the rarity of the material: Bone and Slimeball sets are cheap, Iron Ingot and Gold Ingot sets are mid-tier, and pieces like Divine Chestplate or Prismarine Chestplate require rare items such as a Totem of Undying or a Heart of the Sea. Check each recipe's grid layout before placing ingredients, and remember that upgrade sets like Divine and Wither consume the base piece you feed into them.

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