Armor is equipment worn by the player character to reduce damage taken from physical attacks. Higher-level armor typically provides better damage reduction and additional benefits.

• Cloth Armor - Basic armor for new characters
• Leather Armor - Light armor with moderate protection
• Mail Armor - Balanced armor with good protection
• Scale Armor - Heavy armor with high protection
• Plate Armor - Heaviest armor with maximum protection
• Class Armor - Specialized armor for hero subclasses

• Damage Reduction: Each point of armor provides an equal point of damage reduction, but with diminishing returns
• Formula: Damage Reduction = (armor value) / (armor value + 50)
• Durability: Armor degrades with each hit taken
• Enchantments: Glyphs can be applied to armor for special effects
• Strength Requirement: Heavier armor requires more strength to use effectively

• Warrior Armor - For Warrior subclasses (Gladiator, Berserker)
• Rogue Armor - For Rogue subclasses (Freerunner, Assassin)
• Mage Armor - For Mage subclasses (Battlemage, Warlock)
• Huntress Armor - For Huntress subclasses (Sniper, Warden)
• Elf Armor - For Elf subclasses (Shaman, Scout)
• Necromancer Armor - For Necromancer subclasses
• Doctor Armor - For Doctor class

• Evasion: Higher evasion increases chance to completely avoid attacks
• Armor: Reduces the damage taken from attacks that land
• Blocking: Some classes can partially block incoming damage
• Resistance: Some armor provides resistance to specific damage types

• Java Class: com.watabou.pixeldungeon.items.armor.Armor
• Base Class: Extends EquipableItem
• Implementation: Each armor type has specific stats and effects

• Armor.java - Base armor class
• armor package - All armor implementations
• EquipableItem.java - Base class for equipment

• Armor-related strings

• Items - General information about items
• Equipment - Other equipment types
• Glyphs - Armor enchantments
• Defense - Defense mechanics overview