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Engineering Armor
| Engineering Armor | |
|---|---|
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| Statistics | |
| Armor | Helmet: +3 Armor Chestplate:+8 Armor Leggings:+6 Armor Boots:+3 Armor Total: +21 Armor |
| Armor toughness | +2 Armor Toughness per piece +8 Armor Toughness total |
| Durability | Helmet: 660 Chestplate: 960 Leggings: 900 Boots: 780 |
| Effect | N/A |
| Renewable | No |
| Stackable | No |
| Version added | 3.0 |
| ID | aoa3:engineering_helmet aoa3:engineering_chestplate aoa3:engineering_legs aoa3:engineering_boots |
Engineering Armor is an artistry armor set for the Engineering skill.
Statistics[edit | edit source]
Full Set Bonus[edit | edit source]
The player has to have level 100 in their Engineering skill or above in order to wear the armor, or hold a piece of the armor in their hands. If the player isn't the correct level, the armor will pop into another place in the player's inventory.
Repairing[edit | edit source]
Engineering armor pieces can be repaired with the following methods:
- At an anvil, using Rosite Ingots.
- At a Mending Table, with Magic Mending Solution.
- Two damaged armor pieces can be crafted together.
Enchanting[edit | edit source]
Engineering Armor can be given all of the enchantments that armor in vanilla Minecraft can be given. It can be enchanted on an anvil, Infusion Table, or Divine Station, but cannot be enchanted on a vanilla enchantment table.
In this mod, the player can also put the Intervention enchantment on the armor.
Obtaining[edit | edit source]
Engineering Armor cannot be obtained in survival mode by any means. It is exclusive to the creative inventory.
History[edit | edit source]
| Version | Information |
|---|---|
| 3.0 | Added Engineering Armor. |
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