Minecraft:Armor

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Armor tiers. From left (weakest) to right (strongest): no armor, leather, copper, golden, chainmail, iron, Minecraft:diamond, and netherite.Template:Note

Armor is a category of items that provide players and Minecraft:mobs with some amount of protection from common types of damage. These items include Minecraft:helmets, Minecraft:chestplates, Minecraft:leggings, and Minecraft:boots, which can be placed in designated slots in a player's inventory.

List of armor items

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These items can be worn in armor slots, but do not provide protection against damage:

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Armor materials

{{#vardefine:params|0 }}Template:Hatnote There are eight different types of materials of armor, including turtle shells. The seven full sets are shown below in order from weakest to strongest.

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Obtaining

Crafting

Crafting/Armor

A full set of leather, copper, iron, golden, or diamond armor requires 24 units of a given material to craft. Netherite armor cannot be crafted directly, and is obtained by upgrading diamond armor in a smithing table. A turtle shell is a type of helmet, but no other armor items can be crafted from turtle scutes. Chainmail armor is uncraftable, and can be obtained only from mob drops, trading, and generated loot.

Upgrading

Netherite armor is obtained by upgrading diamond armor in a smithing table. Each piece of netherite armor requires a netherite ingot and a netherite upgrade smithing template. A full set of netherite armor requires 4 netherite ingots and 4 netherite upgrade smithing templates.

Netherite armor retains the enchantments, prior work penalty, and number of durability points lost (instead of the remaining durability) from the Minecraft:diamond armor.

Natural generation

Two armor stands are found in each taiga village outdoor armory, one equipped with an iron helmet, the other with an iron chestplate.

Mob loot

Minecraft:Zombies, Minecraft:husks, zombie villagers, skeletons, strays, bogged, and Minecraft:piglins that spawn with armor have an 8.5% chance of dropping their armor when killed by the player. The dropped armor has a random durability and retains any enchantments it has. All of the mentioned mobs except piglins can only spawn with armor in Normal and Hard difficulties. None of the mobs can naturally spawn with netherite armor.

in Template:Editions, pillagers and vindicators that spawn in raids have a small chance to drop an iron helmet, iron chestplate, iron leggings, or iron boots, in a badly damaged state, with a possibility of having a random enchantment.

in Template:Editions, armorer Minecraft:villagers throw chainmail armor to players who have the Hero of the Village status effect.

Trading

{{#vardefine:params|0 }}Template:Hatnote Leather armor can be bought from leatherworker Minecraft:villagers. These armor pieces have randomly determined color.

Iron armor, chainmail armor and enchanted diamond armor can be bought from armorer villagers.

Bartering

Minecraft:Piglins may barter iron boots enchanted with a random level of Soul Speed when given a gold ingot.

Fishing

Leather boots, often badly damaged, can be obtained as a junk item from fishing.

Usage

Armor can be worn by a player or mob in order to protect them. See Template:Slink for more details.

Equipping

A player can equip a piece of armor by placing it in the correct slot in the Minecraft:inventory, by {{#vardefine: control | right click on mouse or left trigger on gamepad }}using it while it's in the main hand or offhand, or by dispensing it from a dispenser onto themself. When {{#vardefine: control | right click on mouse or left trigger on gamepad }}using the armor piece, any equipped armor corresponding to the same slot is swapped out. Each armor piece fills one inventory slot, and armor pieces cannot be stacked.

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Statistics

The following tables represent the statistics of the different armor types, including the following values: armor, armor toughness, durability, enchantability, and knockback resistance.

Full sets
Type	Armor	Armor toughness	Knockback resistance
Leather Armor	7 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Copper Armor	10 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Golden Armor	11 (Template:Armorbar × 5.5)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Chainmail Armor	12 (Template:Armorbar × 6)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Iron Armor	15 (Template:Armorbar × 7.5)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Diamond Armor	20 (Template:Armorbar × 10)	8 (Template:Armorbar)	0
Netherite Armor	20 (Template:Armorbar × 10)	12 (Template:Armorbar × 6)	4 (40%)

Helmets
Type	Armor	Armor toughness	Durability	Enchantability	Knockback resistance
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	1 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	55	15	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	77	25	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	121	8	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	165	9	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	165	12	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	275	9	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	2 (Template:Armorbar)	363	10	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	3 (Template:Armorbar)	407	15	1 (10%)

Chestplates
Type	Armor	Armor toughness	Durability	Enchantability	Knockback resistance
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	80	15	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	4 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	176	8	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	5 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	112	25	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	5 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	240	12	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	6 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	240	9	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	8 (Template:Armorbar)	2 (Template:Armorbar)	528	10	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	8 (Template:Armorbar)	3 (Template:Armorbar)	592	15	1 (10%)

Leggings
Type	Armor	Armor toughness	Durability	Enchantability	Knockback resistance
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	75	15	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	105	25	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	165	8	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	4 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	225	12	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	5 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	225	9	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	6 (Template:Armorbar)	2 (Template:Armorbar)	495	10	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	6 (Template:Armorbar)	3 (Template:Armorbar)	555	15	1 (10%)

Boots
Type	Armor	Armor toughness	Durability	Enchantability	Knockback resistance
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	1 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	65	15	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	1 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	91	25	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	1 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	143	8	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	1 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	195	12	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	2 (Template:Armorbar)	0 (Template:Armorbar)	195	9	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	2 (Template:Armorbar)	429	10	0
REDIRECT Template:ItemLink	3 (Template:Armorbar)	3 (Template:Armorbar)	481	15	1 (10%)

Damage reduction

Wearing armor reduces incoming damage according to two values: armor, and armor toughness. Each piece of armor provides a given armor and armor toughness value, and the values from each armor piece are added together when calculating damage reduction.

The strength of incoming damage also determines the damage reduction of worn armor, as armor does not protect in a linear fashion, and instead drops off more and more as incoming damage increases. For example, a full set of diamond armor reduces the damage of a zombie's attack by 77%, but reduces the damage of a piglin brute's attack by only 67%. The total damage reduction of armor cannot drop off below 20% of its maximum.

The following tables represent the damage reduction of the different armor types depending on the incoming damage, accounting for armor toughness:

Leather Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	5.6%	11.2%	16.8%	22.4%	28%
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Copper Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	8%	16%	24%	32%	40%
Incoming damage	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp
Golden Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	8.8%	17.6%	26.4%	35.2%	44%
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Chainmail Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	9.6%	19.2%	28.8%	38.4%	48%
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Iron Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	12%	24%	36%	48%	60%
Incoming damage	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp
Diamond Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	16%	32%	48%	64%	80%
Incoming damage	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp
Netherite Armor
	Minimum	25%	50%	75%	Maximum
Damage reduction	16%	32%	48%	64%	80%
Incoming damage	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp	Template:Hp

Calculators/Armor protection

Armor points

Armor, also known as armor points, represents the base defensive value of worn armor. The total number of armor points that the player has is the sum of the armor points of the individual pieces of armor worn, and is visually represented by the armor bar. The armor increases the player's

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Armor toughness

Armor becomes less effective for higher damage values, reducing the damage by smaller and smaller percentages until it reaches the minimum percentage. Armor toughness mitigates this behavior to a degree. The amount of damage reduced still decreases for higher damage values, but not as much. The total number of armor toughness the player has is the sum of the armor toughness of the individual pieces of armor worn. Armor toughness does not have a visual indicator like armor points. Armor increases the player's

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Only Minecraft:diamond and netherite armor have armor toughness.

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The following table shows the amount of armor toughness given by armor that can be worn by the player.

Damage formulas

Percent damage reduction

<math> \mathsf{Percent\ damage\ reduction} = \frac{\min\left( 20, \max\left(\frac{\mathsf{armorPoints}}{5},\ \mathsf{armorPoints} - \frac{4 \times \mathsf{damage}}{\min\left(\mathsf{toughness}, 20 \right)+8} \right) \right)}{25} \times 100</math>

Since without commands, the toughness of 20 is impossible, this can be simplified to:

<math> Damage\ reduction\ % = \min\left( 80, \max\left(\frac{4}{5}\times\mathsf{armorPoints},\ 4\times\mathsf{armorPoints} - \frac{16 \times \mathsf{damage}}{\mathsf{toughness}+8} \right) \right)</math>

We can define from this equation a meaningful representation for total armor:

<math> \mathsf{TotalArmor} = \frac{\mathsf{armorPoints}\times(\mathsf{toughness}+8)}{5}</math>

This value of total armor represents the amount of damage of an attack required to "break through" the toughness of the armor (so that only regular armor points are used to mitigate the damage). Therefore, the formula above can be rewritten as:

<math> Damage\ reduction\ % = \begin{cases} \frac{4}{5}\times\mathsf{armorPoints}, & \text{if }\mathsf{damage} \geq \mathsf{TotalArmor} \\ 4\times\mathsf{armorPoints}-\frac{16\times\mathsf{damage}}{\mathsf{toughness}+8}, & \text{if }\mathsf{damage} < \mathsf{TotalArmor} \end{cases}</math> capped at maximum 80%.

Note that even without toughness, there is still a "breakthrough" point of damage where the armor just starts being less effective. For armor sets that do not include any armor with toughness (no diamond or netherite), it is simpler to understand as:

<math> Damage\ reduction\ % = \begin{cases} \frac{4}{5}\times\mathsf{armorPoints}, & \text{if }\frac{\mathsf{damage}}{\mathsf{armorPoints}} \geq \frac{8}{5} \\ 4\times\mathsf{armorPoints}-2\times\mathsf{damage}, & \text{if }\frac{\mathsf{damage}}{\mathsf{armorPoints}} < \frac{8}{5} \end{cases}</math> capped at maximum 80%.

Therefore, another way to describe toughness is: A value that decreases the amount of reduction to the reduction of damage caused by higher amounts of damage.

Percent damage reduction with Breach

The percent damage reduction when attacked with a Minecraft:mace enchanted with Breach:

<math>Damage\ reduction\ % = \max\left(0,\left(\frac{\min\left(20,\max\left(\frac{\mathsf{armor\ points}}{5},\mathsf{armor\ points}-\frac{4\times\mathsf{weapon\ damage}}{\mathsf{\min\left(\mathsf{toughness}, 20 \right)}+8}\right)\right)}{25}\right)-\mathsf{Breach\ level}\times 15\% \right)\times100

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Damage taken

<math>\mathsf{Damage\ taken}=\mathsf{damage}\times \left(1-\frac{\min \left( 20, \max\left(\frac{\mathsf{armor\ points}}{5},\ \mathsf{armor\ points} - \frac{4\times\mathsf{damage}}{\mathsf{\min\left(\mathsf{toughness}, 20 \right)}+8} \right) \right)}{25} \right)</math>

Damage taken with Breach

The damage taken when attacked with a Minecraft:mace enchanted with Breach:

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\mathsf{Damage\ taken}=\mathsf{weapon\ damage}\times\left(1-\left(\max\left(0,\left(\frac{\min\left(20,\max\left(\frac{\mathsf{armor\ points}}{5},\mathsf{armor\ points}-\frac{4\times\mathsf{weapon\ damage}}{\mathsf{\min\left(\mathsf{toughness}, 20 \right)}+8}\right)\right)}{25}\right)-\mathsf{Breach\ level}\times 15\% \right)\right)\right) </math>

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In tabular form (with a toughness of 0), damages are:

These damage values are lower if a player wears pieces of diamond or netherite armor or has toughness added to the armor through Minecraft:commands.

Damage sources

The following types of damage are reduced by armor and, consequently, damage the armor itself:

• Direct (melee) attacks from Minecraft:mobs and players. This includes the Strength and the Weakness effects and damage-increasing enchantments.
• Getting hit with an Minecraft:arrow, a shulker bullet or a thrown Minecraft:trident. This includes extra damage from enchantments (except shulker bullets).
• Getting hit with a fireball from a ghast or blaze, or a fire charge.
• Laser beam of a guardian or an elder guardian.
• Damage from Thorns enchantment, or spikes of guardians and elder guardians.
• Touching a damaging block (Minecraft:fire, Minecraft:lava, magma block, Minecraft:cactus or sweet berry bush).
  • This excludes netherite armor which is not damaged by fire-related sources.
• Touching a pufferfish.
• Explosions.
• Fireworks with at least a firework star in the recipe.
• Lightning.
• Getting hit with a falling Minecraft:anvil.
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The following types of damage are not reduced by armor and have no effect on the armor itself:

• Ranged sonic boom attacks from the Minecraft:warden.
• Fall damage (including using ender pearls).
• Ongoing damage from being on Minecraft:fire.
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• Drowning in water (partially for turtle shells).
• Starvation.
• Colliding with a block while flying with Minecraft:elytra.
• Magic (Evoker fangs, status effects and instant damage from a potion of Harming or Minecraft:Dragon's Breath) (but Protection does reduce magical damage.)
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• Being inside of a powder snow block.
  • This excludes if the player or mob wears any piece of leather armor.

All the types of damage that are not italicized can be reduced by the protection enchantments.

Knockback resistance

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Enchantments

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Armor can be enchanted to provide various benefits. Enchantments can provide more protection or allow armor to resist certain types of damage that armor doesn't normally protect against, such as fall damage or Minecraft:fire. Damage reduction from enchantments does not decrease the armor's durability. Armor enchantments do not appear on the armor bar. The strength of enchantments received through an enchanting table is dependent on the armor piece's enchantability.

As with several enchantments, several different levels of protection are possible. The maximum level of a protection enchantment is IV (4). Protection enchantments from multiple pieces of armor stack together.

Each protection enchantment protects against specific types of damage. The amount of damage reduction depends on the Enchantment Protection Factor (EPF) provided by that enchantment.

Enchantment	Damage reduced for	Type Modifier	EPF Level I	EPF Level II	EPF Level III	EPF Level IV
Protection	All except Minecraft:warden's ranged attack, starvation, void and REDIRECT Template:Command	1	1	2	3	4
Fire Protection	Minecraft:Fire, Minecraft:lava, and blaze fireballs	2	2	4	6	8
Blast Protection	Explosions	2	2	4	6	8
Projectile Protection	Arrows, thrown tridents, ghast and blaze fireballs	2	2	4	6	8
Feather Falling	Fall damage (including ender pearls)	3	3	6	9	12

When a player or Minecraft:mob wearing armor is subjected to damage, the EPFs of all applicable enchantments are added together, having a maximum of 20, and a minimum of 0 (when the game is calculating the reduced damage). The damage reduction is

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Because of the caps in the calculation, it is possible to achieve maximum protection against specific types of damage with just three pieces of armor. For example, two pieces of armor with Blast Protection IV (EPF 8 each) and a single piece with Protection IV (EPF 4) would give a total EPF of 20 versus explosions. Any additional EPF would be wasted against explosions (but might be useful against other types of damage, if applicable).

If the damage is of a type that armor protects against normally, this reduction applies only to the damage that got through the armor.

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The table below shows all armor enchantments at their max levels:

Armor Enchantments at Max Levels

Armor Enchantment	Max Level
Protection	IV
Fire Protection
Blast Protection
Projectile Protection
Feather Falling
Respiration	III
Thorns
Depth Strider
Unbreaking
Soul Speed
Swift Sneak
Frost Walker	II
Aqua Affinity	I
Mending
Curse of Binding
Curse of Vanishing

Only one form of protection can be applied to a piece of armor (i.e. a chestplate cannot have both Fire Protection and Blast Protection, unless using commands to get all protection enchants in one piece of armor). Feather Falling, Frost Walker, Depth Strider, and Soul Speed are enchantments applicable only to boots. Respiration and Aqua Affinity are enchantments applicable only to helmets. Swift Sneak is an enchantment applicable only to leggings.

Durability

Any hit from a damage source that can be blocked by armor removes one point of durability from each piece of armor worn for every Template:Hp of incoming damage (rounded down, but never below 1).

The chart below shows the durability per unit of material for each piece of armor, compared to that of the Minecraft:boots. The durability per unit does not depend on the tier of the armor.

	Helmet	Chestplate	Leggings	Boots
Durability/Unit	68%	61%	66%	100%

This means that for the same number of Minecraft:leather/iron ingots/gold ingots/chainmail/Minecraft:diamond, Minecraft:boots can take 1.5 more damage than leggings. Thus, Minecraft:chestplates and Minecraft:leggings offer more defense points per unit, but have less durability per unit.

This other chart shows the durability of each piece of armor in a set, as a percentage of the chestplate's durability. Additionally, the maximum durability of the chestplate is always a multiple of 16, leggings a multiple of 15, boots a multiple of 13, and helmets a multiple of 11.

	Helmet	Chestplate	Leggings	Boots
Durability percentage	68.75%	100%	93.75%	81.25%

Armor worn by a non-player mob does not lose durability when attacked by any means. Helmets that are worn by undead Minecraft:mobs lose durability when exposed to sunlight due to absorbing the mob's damage from sunlight. Every tick where the mob would normally be set on fire, the helmet has a 50% chance to lose 1 durability.

Netherite armor does not lose durability from Minecraft:lava or Minecraft:fire damage.

Mob interactions

General

Wearing a mob Minecraft:head in the helmet armor slot reduces the distance the corresponding mob detects the player by 50%, with the exceptions being the wither skeleton skull<ref>Template:Bug</ref>{{

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Creakings

A player wearing a carved pumpkin in the helmet slot does not cause creakings to become immobile when looking at them.

Endermen

A player wearing a carved pumpkin in the helmet slot does not aggravate endermen by looking at them.

Minecraft:Piglins

While the player is wearing at least one piece of gold armor, Minecraft:piglins behave as neutral mobs instead of hostile. Piglin brutes do not become neutral and remain hostile.

Block interactions

Powder snow

Players and mobs can't freeze in powder snow while wearing at least one piece of leather armor. They also do not sink in powder snow while wearing leather boots, and the player can move through the powder snow like Minecraft:scaffolding.

Magma blocks and Minecraft:campfires

A player wearing boots enchanted with Frost Walker does not take damage while standing on magma blocks or lit campfires.

Soul sand and soul soil

A player wearing boots enchanted with Soul Speed gains a speed boost when moving on soul sand and soul soil blocks.

Minecraft:Water

A player wearing boots enchanted with Frost Walker converts nearby water source blocks into frosted ice.

Locator bar

Wearing Minecraft:heads or carved pumpkins hides the player from the locator bar.

Repairing

{{#vardefine:params|0 }}Template:Hatnote Armor, like tools and weapons, can be repaired by placing two pieces of the same type (e.g., iron helmets) in a grindstone or in the crafting grid.

Unit repair

{{#vardefine:params|0 }}Template:Hatnote A piece of armor can be repaired in an anvil by adding units of the armor material's repair material, with each repair material restoring 25% of the armor item's maximum durability, rounded down. Chainmail armor can be repaired in an anvil using iron ingots, and netherite armor can be repaired in an anvil using netherite ingots. Template:Collapse Template:Collapse Template:Collapse Template:Collapse

Dyeing leather armor

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Armor trims

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Mob armor

Armor equipped on mobs

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Some mobs have a chance to spawn with armor equipped. When a mob spawns with armor, the number of pieces of armor, the type of armor pieces, and whether the armor is enchanted, depends on the difficulty; although, the tier of armor (leather, gold, etc.) has a fixed probability. Mobs can spawn with trimmed armor when spawned from an ominous trial spawner. Some mobs also have a chance to spawn with the ability to pick up armor on the ground and equip it.

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Chances of different armor types

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Leather	23.60%
Copper	32.23%
Gold	33.29%
Chainmail	9.73%
Iron	1.10%
Diamond	0.04%

It is impossible for zombies, skeletons, and their variants to naturally spawn with turtle shells, netherite armor, or mob heads.

The protection provided by armor and armor enchantments works the same for Minecraft:mobs as it does with players.

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All other mobs can be equipped with armor via commands, but the armor cannot be seen.

A Minecraft:helmet protects a mob that burns in sunlight (mainly Minecraft:undead mobs) from burning, but this depletes the helmet's durability as it absorbs the damage. Eventually, the helmet loses all of its durability and breaks, and then the mob burns in the sunlight. A carved pumpkin, mob head, or anything placed into the head slot using commands, can also protect the mob from burning in sunlight. These do not have a durability and as such cannot break.

Damage caused by any other source does not cause a mob's armor durability to decrease, unless the armor is wolf armor.

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Natural armor

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Other types of armor

Horse armor

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Horse armor can be equipped on a Minecraft:horse to protect it from most forms of damage similarly to player armor. Horse armor does not have a durability and does not break. Golden horse armor is more protective than iron horse armor.

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Wolf armor

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Wolf armor can be equipped on a tamed Minecraft:wolf to protect it from most forms of damage, including ones that normal armor does not protect against such as fall damage and burning. Wolf armor functions differently than player armor and horse armor. Instead, it absorbs all damage it protects against, and decreases its durability by the number of points of damage absorbed. The armor can be repaired using armadillo scutes.

Nautilus armor

Nautilus armor can be equipped on a tamed nautilus to protect it from most forms of damage. Like horse armor, nautilus armor does not have a durability and does not break. Golden nautilus armor is more protective than iron nautilus armor.

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Item data

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History

Other

• February 20, 2024: File:Netherite Helmet (item) (Pre-release).png File:Netherite Chestplate (item) (Pre-release).png File:Netherite Leggings (item) (Pre-release).png File:Netherite Boots (item) (Pre-release).png A Mojang video about bugs shows early textures of netherite items, including armor: [1].

Armor durability from Indev until late Beta

Material	Helmet	Chestplate	Leggings	Boots
Leather	33	48	45	39
Golden	66	96	90	78
Chainmail	66	96	90	78
Iron	132	192	180	156
Diamond	264	384	360	312

• First image of armor.
  First image of armor.
• Notch wearing multiple armor types.
  Notch wearing multiple armor types.
• Dinnerbone's first screenshot of dyed armor.
  Dinnerbone's first screenshot of dyed armor.
• First screenshot of armor in the Pocket Edition.
  First screenshot of armor in the Pocket Edition.
• Equipping armor in the early Pocket Edition.
  Equipping armor in the early Pocket Edition.
• Jeb showing advanced armor tooltips.
  Jeb showing advanced armor tooltips.
• A comparison of the two historical armor models
  A comparison of the two historical armor models
• Plate armor.
  Plate armor.
• Chain armor.
  Chain armor.
• How the plate would look on a player.
  How the plate would look on a player.
• A Minecraft:zombie wearing a plate Minecraft:helmet.
  A Minecraft:zombie wearing a plate Minecraft:helmet.
• A Minecraft:zombie wearing a plate Minecraft:chestplate.
  A Minecraft:zombie wearing a plate Minecraft:chestplate.
• A Minecraft:zombie wearing a full set of plate armor.
  A Minecraft:zombie wearing a full set of plate armor.
• A skeleton wearing a plate helmet.
  A skeleton wearing a plate helmet.
• A skeleton wearing a plate chestplate.
  A skeleton wearing a plate chestplate.
• First image of dyed armor in Bedrock Edition.
  First image of dyed armor in Bedrock Edition.

Trivia

• Considering all 29 armor pieces, 16,777,216 colors of dyed leather armor, 18 armor trims, 11 trim materials, every durability level of each armor piece and every survival-obtainable combination of armor enchantments, the total number of armor pieces obtainable in survival is 40,139,103,939,010,560 or 40 quadrillion.
  • Helmets have 20,480 enchantment combinations, chestplates have 2,560, leggings have 10,240, and boots have 153,600.

Gallery

Entity overlay textures

Adult

• Leather Armor (except Minecraft:leggings)
  Leather Armor (except Minecraft:leggings)
• Leather Armor overlay (except leggings)
  Leather Armor overlay (except leggings)
• Copper Armor (except leggings)
  Copper Armor (except leggings)
• Golden Armor (except leggings)
  Golden Armor (except leggings)
• Minecraft:Chainmail Armor (except leggings)
  Minecraft:Chainmail Armor (except leggings)
• Iron Armor (except leggings)
  Iron Armor (except leggings)
• Diamond Armor (except leggings)
  Diamond Armor (except leggings)
• Netherite Armor (except leggings)
  Netherite Armor (except leggings)
• Minecraft:Turtle Scute
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• Leather Leggings
  Leather Leggings
• Leather Leggings overlay
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• Minecraft:Copper Leggings
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• Minecraft:Golden Leggings
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• Minecraft:Chainmail Leggings
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• Minecraft:Iron Leggings
  Minecraft:Iron Leggings
• Minecraft:Diamond Leggings
  Minecraft:Diamond Leggings
• Minecraft:Netherite Leggings
  Minecraft:Netherite Leggings

Baby

• Leather Armor
  Leather Armor
• Leather Armor overlay
  Leather Armor overlay
• Copper Armor
  Copper Armor
• Golden Armor
  Golden Armor
• Minecraft:Chainmail Armor
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• Iron Armor
  Iron Armor
• Diamond Armor
  Diamond Armor
• Netherite Armor
  Netherite Armor
• Minecraft:Turtle Scute
  Minecraft:Turtle Scute

Renders

Helmets

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• Baby model
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Chestplates

• Adult model
  Adult model
• Adult model
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• Adult model
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• Baby model
  Baby model
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  Baby model
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  Baby model

Leggings

• Adult model
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• Baby model
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Boots

• Adult model
  Adult model
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• Baby model
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Full armor sets

• Adult model
  Adult model
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• Baby model
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• Baby model
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Screenshots

• Trading for chainmail armor with a Minecraft:villager.
  Trading for chainmail armor with a Minecraft:villager.
• A player equipped with a full set of dyed leather armor.
  A player equipped with a full set of dyed leather armor.
• An entire set of enchanted netherite armor on an armor stand.
  An entire set of enchanted netherite armor on an armor stand.
• A display of all armor trims in every color on netherite armor.
  A display of all armor trims in every color on netherite armor.
• A display of all armor trims on netherite armor, using emerald as the trim material.
  A display of all armor trims on netherite armor, using emerald as the trim material.
• A display of all armor trim colors, using the ward trim on a netherite helmet.
  A display of all armor trim colors, using the ward trim on a netherite helmet.
• Noor in trimmed iron armor.
  Noor in trimmed iron armor.
• Ditto, but in netherite armor.
  Ditto, but in netherite armor.
• A zombified piglin with full netherite armor.
  A zombified piglin with full netherite armor.
• A bogged wearing full Minecraft:diamond armor.
  A bogged wearing full Minecraft:diamond armor.

In other media

• Pixel art of Alex in trimmed iron armor.
  Pixel art of Alex in trimmed iron armor.
• Alex wearing iron armor in the Nether.
  Alex wearing iron armor in the Nether.
• Champion’s Armor, an original armor set to Minecraft Dungeons.
  Champion’s Armor, an original armor set to Minecraft Dungeons.
• The Diamond Armor Mii Swordfighter costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
  The Diamond Armor Mii Swordfighter costume in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
• A crafting grid for a diamond chestplate for official T-shirts made by JINX.
  A crafting grid for a diamond chestplate for official T-shirts made by JINX.
• Still of old netherite items taken from "WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BUG FROM MINECRAFT?"
  Still of old netherite items taken from "WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BUG FROM MINECRAFT?"
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See also

• Blocking
• Minecraft:Shield

References

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