Immersive Armors FAQ

Wooden Armor is the easiest to craft early game and provides solid arrow and explosion protection to get you started. Once you have basic resources, Skeleton Armor is lightweight and lets you move faster, making it great for exploration and gathering.

Equip the Steampunk helmet and sneak (hold shift by default) to activate the hostile-radar-system, which will help you detect nearby enemies.

Wither Armor is a variant of Skeleton Armor that damages anything trying to touch you, making it excellent for close combat situations where enemies swarm you.

When you take enough damage to trigger Berserk mode, you'll deal increased damage with axes and melee attacks that scale with your missing health, allowing you to turn the tide in brutal fights.

Yes, the Robe Armor's wool cloth is dyeable, so you can customize the colors to match your style while enjoying its fire damage and fireproof properties.

The full Divine Armor set blocks one attack completely every minute, meaning you'll negate damage from that single hit but remain vulnerable to follow-up attacks.

Heavy Armor sacrifices mobility for maximum protection and toughness, so the slowness is intentional—it's designed for tanking damage rather than kiting enemies.

Enemies that attack you while wearing Slime Armor will bounce away from you, and the armor also reduces explosion damage, making it useful against both mobs and creepers.

Yes, the Prismarine Armor grants the Depth Strider effect, allowing you to move faster underwater, though the solid rock material does slow you down on land.

Yes, you can wear pieces from different armor sets, but most special effects require a full set of the same armor type to activate.

It adds a bunch of vanilla-friendly and unique armor sets to the game, focusing on visually enhanced armors, some with capes or custom models. Most sets provide exclusive effects like Berserk mode, bounceback, spikes, and divine protection.

The mod registers 40 armor items, and the author describes it as 40 new armor items and counting. These come in ten sets of four pieces each.

The sets are Wooden, Bone (Skeleton), Divine, Heavy, Slime, Warrior, Robe, Steampunk, Prismarine, and Wither. Each set has a helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft 1.19.3, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, 1.21.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2.

It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

It is a fancy golden-red armor with an exceptional amount of protection, and the cloth can be dyed. A full set fully blocks an attack every minute.

The helmet has a hostile-radar-system activated while sneaking, the chestplate provides an enhanced GUI, the leggings give a double jump, and the boots prevent fall damage with steam jets. The compass on the shoulder works.

It increases ax damage and overall damage for every missing health point, and lets you enter Berserk mode for brutal melee combat.

Enemies attacking you bounce away, and explosions hurt much less while wearing it.

Yes, enchantments, repairing, and dyeing work as expected, and crafting recipes are properly registered in the vanilla recipe book.