Stalwart Dungeons Tungsten and Warted Armor
The deepest Stalwart Dungeons gear is built from tungsten and upgraded with spores into the warted set. This guide covers the material chain and the armor.
Tungsten and chorundum
Tungsten Ingot is smelted or blasted from
Tungsten Ore or
Raw Tungsten mined in the dungeons.
Chorundum is the End-themed material, smelted from
Chorundum Ore. Together they are the mod's high-tier crafting metals, above diamond in the progression.
Warted armor
Warted armor is the mod's special set, made by upgrading tungsten equipment with a
Spore Bottle through smithing:
Warted Helmet,
Warted Chestplate,
Warted Leggings and
Warted Boots, each from the matching tungsten piece plus a
Spore Bottle.- The set extends to a
Warted Shield, upgraded from a
Tungsten Shield with a
Spore Bottle.
Putting it together
Build the tungsten pieces first from ingots, then apply spore bottles — gathered from the dungeons — to convert the whole set to warted gear. Paired with a
Netherite Hammer or a tungsten hammer, warted armor rounds out an end-game Stalwart Dungeons loadout for clearing the mod's Nether and End dungeons.
Six smithing recipes are the whole upgrade path
Smithing Transform carries exactly 6 recipes in this mod. Everything described as upgraded gear passes through one of them, which makes the list short enough to memorise and plan around.
The base items come from the 55 crafting recipes, and the material chain is deliberately thin: 4 smelting and 2 blasting recipes in total.
What the mod contains
98 pages, 59 items, 39 blocks — item-heavy, as a gear mod should be. 9 stonecutting recipes cover the decorative side.
No structures of its own
The mod registers no structures, so its materials come from crafting and from the rest of your pack rather than from builds it places. Do not plan a trip to find a Stalwart dungeon.
Version note
1.20.1 only (1.2.8).
Where the material comes from
Since the mod registers no structures and carries only 4 smelting and 2 blasting recipes, its metals arrive from ordinary mining and from whatever else your pack provides. That makes the gear line unusually pack-dependent: in a vanilla-plus setup the materials are straightforward, while in a heavier modlist they may already be produced by another mod's processing chain.
Tungsten Hammer