Slavic Armory Wiki & Guide

Open your crafting menu and look through the recipe book for the mod's armor and weapon entries, since most pieces are crafted from vanilla materials like iron and leather. Start with a basic chainmail or lamellar piece before working toward plate, as the heavier sets need more materials and a full set to be worthwhile.

The mod's gear is built from standard vanilla materials such as iron ingots, leather, and chainmail, combined in shaped recipes on a normal crafting table. Check the recipe book in-game for the exact layout of each piece, since chainmail, lamellar, and plate sets each use different arrangements.

Plate pieces typically require more iron and a fuller set of intermediate materials than chainmail or lamellar, so you may simply be short on ingots. Gather more iron first and confirm you are using the correct recipe shape rather than a similar-looking one.

No, the mod's armor and weapons are made on the standard crafting table using shaped recipes. There is no separate forge or anvil station required just to craft the pieces.

Use the same base material the piece was made from in an anvil to repair durability, the same way you would repair vanilla iron or chainmail gear. Combining two damaged copies of the same piece in a crafting grid also works for many items.

Yes, each set has a helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots that can all be worn together for maximum protection. Mixing pieces from different sets still works, but a matching full set gives the most consistent defense.

The mod's armor is generally balanced around iron and chainmail tiers rather than endgame vanilla gear, so it is not meant to replace diamond or netherite. Treat it as a themed mid-game option that looks and feels like historical Slavic kit.

Weapons use shaped recipes on the crafting table with vanilla materials like iron ingots and sticks, similar to how you would make a sword or axe. Check the recipe book for each weapon's specific pattern before gathering materials.

It generally coexists with other mods since it adds its own items rather than overwriting vanilla ones, but overlapping recipe or armor-slot mods can occasionally conflict. If something looks wrong, test with only Slavic Armory enabled to isolate the issue.

The mod mainly adds items and recipes, so its performance impact is minimal compared to mods that add world generation or heavy entities. If you notice lag, it is more likely coming from other mods or your render settings than from this one.