Hytale Armor Database
Every armor set in the current build — resistances, health bonuses, mana stats, durability, and crafting recipes. Filter by material type, quality tier, or armor slot to find exactly what you need.
Steel Armor
Copper Armor
Leather Soft Armor
Leather Light Armor
Iron Armor
Bronze Armor
Leather Medium Armor
Thorium Armor
Wool Armor
Leather Raven Armor
How Armor Resistance Works in Hytale
Hytale uses a multiplicative resistance model — not additive. This means each armor piece reduces incoming damage by a percentage of whatever damage remains after the previous pieces have been factored in. When you wear a full set, you don't simply add up all the resistances.
For a four-piece set with individual resistances r₁, r₂, r₃, r₄, your actual damage reduction is:
Combined Resistance = 1 − (1−r₁) × (1−r₂) × (1−r₃) × (1−r₄)As a practical example: a full Adamantite set has individual resistances of 8%, 14.4%, 11.2%, and 6.4%. Adding them naively gives 40%, but the real combined reduction works out to roughly 34.5%. That gap matters when you're estimating how many hits you can take in Zone 4.
Cloth armor like Cindercloth trades some physical defense for Mana bonuses, which benefit spellcasting builds. Metal sets prioritize pure physical reduction, while leather options offer a middle ground with lighter crafting costs.
Armor Type Comparison
Resistance by Slot
Base values at each tier's standard level. Higher-tier sets scale these values up.