Minecraft:Iron Armor
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Template:Wip Template:Infobox item Iron armor is a type of Minecraft:armor made from Minecraft:iron ingots. It is the third strongest armor, between diamond and Minecraft:chainmail.
List of items
Obtaining
Crafting
Generated loot
Natural generation
Template:Exclusive Two Minecraft:armor stands are found in each taiga Minecraft:village outdoor armory, one equipped with an Minecraft:iron helmet, the other with an Minecraft:iron chestplate.
Bartering
Minecraft:Piglins have about a 1.7% chance to Minecraft:barter Minecraft:iron boots enchanted with a random level of Minecraft:Soul Speed when given a Minecraft:gold ingot.
Mob loot
Minecraft:Zombies, Minecraft:skeletons, and their variants have a chance to spawn with armor, with a 1.10% chance of it being iron armor. If killed by a Minecraft:player, there is an 8.5% chance of dropping the armor. The dropped armor has a random durability and retains any enchantments it has.
Template:IN, Minecraft:pillagers and Minecraft:vindicators that spawn in Minecraft:raids have a small chance to drop an Minecraft:iron helmet, Minecraft:iron chestplate, Minecraft:iron leggings, or Minecraft:iron boots, in a badly damaged state, with a possibility of having a random enchantment.
Trading
Template:Main Iron armor can be bought from Minecraft:armorers. Template:Trade sources
Usage
Template:Main Wearing iron armor reduces damage taken from most damage types. When a full set of iron armor is worn, the set provides Template:Armor armor points.
| Item | Correct slot | Armor |
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| Template:ItemLink | Template:SlotSprite Head | Template:Armor |
| Template:ItemLink | Template:SlotSprite Chest | Template:Armor |
| Template:ItemLink | Template:SlotSprite Legs | Template:Armor |
| Template:ItemLink | Template:SlotSprite Feet | Template:Armor |
Damage reduction
Template:Main 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.
| Template:ItemSpriteTemplate:ItemSpriteTemplate:ItemSpriteTemplate:ItemSprite Iron armor | |||||
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| Minimum | 25% | 50% | 75% | Maximum | |
| Damage reduction | 12% | 24% | 36% | 48% | 60% |
| Incoming damage | Template:Hp | Template:Hp | Template:Hp | Template:Hp | Template:Hp |
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Smelting ingredient
Repairing
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Unit repair
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Sounds
Data values
ID
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Achievements
Advancements
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
Gallery
Renders
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Enchanted appearance when worn
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Enchanted appearance in inventory
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Enchanted appearance when worn
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Enchanted appearance in inventory
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Enchanted appearance when worn
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Enchanted appearance in inventory
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Enchanted appearance when worn
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Enchanted appearance in inventory
Screenshots
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Minecraft:Noor in amethyst trimmed iron armor.
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Minecraft:Sunny wearing iron armor in a trial chamber.
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An ominous trail using iron armor.
In other media
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Minecraft:Alex wearing the Minecraft:silence trim on iron armor.
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Flippin' Fig of Minecraft:Steve in iron armor.
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A display of iron armor in Minecraft:15 Year Journey.
Template:Navbox armor Template:Navbox iron Template:Navbox combat