Subterranean Armor

Subterranean Armor
Statistics
Armor	Helmet: +3 Armor Chestplate:+8 Armor Leggings:+6 Armor Boots:+3 Armor Total: +20 Armor
Armor toughness	+1 Armor Toughness per piece +4 Armor Toughness total
Durability	Helmet: 550 Chestplate: 800 Leggings: 750 Boots: 650
Effect	100% of melee damage taken is dealt to the attacker
Renewable	Yes
Stackable	No
Version added	1.1
ID	aoa3:subterranean_helmet aoa3:subterranean_chestplate aoa3:subterranean_legs aoa3:subterranean_boots

Subterranean Armor is an armor set from the Deeplands.

Statistics

Subterranean Armor is equivalent to diamond armor in terms of strength, with slightly less Armor Toughness.

Full Set Bonus

When a full set is worn, any melee damage done to the player will also deal damage to the attacker. The amount of damage depends on how much damage the player took. For example, the player would take 3 (×1.5) damage from a Sand Golem in unenchanted Subterranean Armor, so the Sand Golem would also take 3 (×1.5) damage.

Repairing

The Subterranean Armor can be repaired with the following methods:

• At an anvil, using Rosite Ingots.
• At a Mending Table, with Magic Mending Solution.
• Two damaged Subterranean Armors can be crafted together.

Enchanting

Subterranean 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

Deep Cases have a chance of dropping Subterranean Armor pieces when destroyed.