Zelda Armour

I've added 6 different types of Armour from Legend of Zelda. Surprisingly, there aren't actually that many different types in the games, so 6 was all I could really come up with for now. I will be adding more in future though.

The 6 types of Armour are: These Armours work slightly different than vanilla armour. Each of the four types of armour piece are named the same, however the individual pieces are labelled in their descriptions/tooltip. For example, the helmet piece will have "Helmet Piece" written in the description/tooltip.
 * Hero Tunic (Not really from any specific game, just the standard green garb)
 * Zora Tunic (Ocarina of Time)
 * Goron Tunic (Ocarina of Time)
 * Zora Armour (Twilight Princess)
 * Blue Mail (A Link to the Past/A Link Between Worlds)
 * Red Mail (A Link to the Past/A Link Between Worlds)

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The Hero Tunic is a standard set of armour. I added it to add a definitive type of green garb for the player/Link.

This is because, in many games, you don't start out wearing the green clothes, you get them later on. So the player can have their own skin and then get given the hero garb.

This armour gives 9 Defense Points, which is 2 more than Leather (7) and 3 less than Chainmail (12).

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Hero Tunic Helmet requires 2 x Lime Dye and 3 x Leather. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 3 x Leather take up the top middle, centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table, the 2 x Lime Dye take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
The crafting recipe for the Hero Tunic Chestplate requires 3 x Lime Dye and 5 x Leather. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 5 x Leather take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Lime Dye take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
The recipe for the Hero Tunic Leggings requires 2 x Lime Dye and 5 x Leather. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 5 x Leather takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Lime Dye take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
The recipe for the Hero Tunic Boots requires 2 x Lime Dye and 2 x Leather. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 2 x Leather take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Lime Dye take up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Information
The Zora Tunic is the Tunic that adult!Link wears in Ocarina of Time. As it does in the game, it allows you to breathe underwater for as long as you like. However, for this to apply, all 4 pieces of the tunic must be equipped.

The Zora Tunic gives 15 Defense Points, the same as Iron Armour.

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Zora Tunic Helmet requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 2 x Iron Ingots. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots on the crafting table. The 2 x Iron Ingot take up the centre left and centre right slots on the crafting table. The 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
The crafting recipe for the Zora Tunic Chestplate requires 3 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 4 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 4 x Iron Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table. The 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Lapis Lazuli take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
The recipe for the Zora Tunic Leggings requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 4 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 4 x Iron Ingot takes up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 1 x Fish takes up the top middle slot of the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
The recipe for the Zora Tunic Boots requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 1 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 1 x Iron Ingot takes up the top left in the crafting table. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table. The 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the top right slot in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

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The Goron Tunic is the Tunic that adult!Link wears in Ocarina of Time. As there's no hot air in Minecraft that kills you after a while, I made this tunic give you Fire Resistance. Again, this only works if the full set of armour is equipped.

The Goron Tunic gives 15 Defense Points, the same as Iron Armour.

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Goron Tunic Helmet requires 2 x Rose Red and 3 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 3 x Iron Ingot take up the top middle, centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table, the 2 x Rose Red take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
The crafting recipe for the Goron Tunic Chestplate requires 3 x Rose Red and 5 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 5 x Iron Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Rose Red take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
The recipe for the Goron Tunic Leggings requires 2 x Rose Red and 5 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 5 x Iron Ingot takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Rose Red take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
The recipe for the Goron Tunic Boots requires 2 x Rose Red and 2 x Iron Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 2 x Iron Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Rose Red take up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Information
The Zora Armour is the armour given to Link by the Zora's in Twilight Princess. As it does in the game, the armour allows you to breathe underwater, however it also greatly increases fire and ice damage (multiplies it by 6). Again, this only works if the full set of armour is equipped.

The Zora Armour gives 19 Defense Points, which is 1 less than Diamond Armour (20) and 4 more than Iron Armour (15).

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Zora Armour Helmet requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 2 x Eldin Ingots. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots on the crafting table. The 2 x Eldin Ingot take up the centre left and centre right slots on the crafting table. The 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
The crafting recipe for the Zora Armour Chestplate requires 3 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 4 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 4 x Eldin Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table. The 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Lapis Lazuli take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
The recipe for the Zora Armour Leggings requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli, 1 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 4 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 4 x Eldin Ingot takes up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 1 x Fish takes up the top middle slot of the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
The recipe for the Zora Tunic Boots requires 1 x Lapis Lazuli, 2 x Raw Fish (Cod) and 1 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 1 x Eldin Ingot takes up the top left in the crafting table. The 1 x Lapis Lazuli takes up the centre right slot in the crafting table. The 2 x Raw Fish (Cod) takes up the top right slot in the crafting table and the centre left slot in the crafting table..

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Information
The Blue Mail is the second type of Armour that you get in A Link To The Past and A Link Between Worlds. To attempt to replicate how the armour works in the games, wearing this armour gives you a Resistance Potion Effect, on top of the damage reduction it already does. Again, this only works if the full set of armour is equipped. The Blue Mail gives 12 Defense Points, which is the same as Chain Armour.

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Blue Mail Helmet requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli and 3 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 3 x Eldin Ingot take up the top middle, centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table, the 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The crafting recipe for the Blue Mail Chestplate requires 3 x Lapis Lazuli and 5 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 5 x Eldin Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Lapis Lazuli take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The recipe for the Blue Mail Leggings requires 2 x Lapis Lazuli and 5 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 5 x Eldin Ingot takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Lapis Lazuli take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The recipe for the Blue Mail Boots requires 2 x  Lapis Lazuli and 2 x Eldin Ingot. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 2 x Eldin Ingot take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x  Lapis Lazuli take up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

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<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The Red Mail is the third type of Armour that you get in A Link To The Past and A Link Between Worlds. To attempt to replicate how the armour works in the games, wearing this armour gives you a Resistance II Potion Effect, on top of the damage reduction it already does. Again, this only works if the full set of armour is equipped. The Red Mail gives 17 Defense Points, which is 5 more than Chain (12) and 3 less than Diamond (20).

Crafting - Helmet
The crafting recipe for the Red Mail Helmet requires 2 x Rose Red and 3 x Diamond. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour helmet. The 3 x Diamond take up the top middle, centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table, the 2 x Rose Red take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Chestplate
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The crafting recipe for the Red Mail Chestplate requires 3 x Rose Red and 5 x Diamond. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour chestplate. The 5 x Diamond take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom middle slot in the crafting table. The 3 x Rose Red take up the centre middle slot in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Leggings
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The recipe for the Red Mail Leggings requires 2 x Rose Red and 5 x Diamond. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour leggings. The 5 x Diamond takes up the top middle slot in the crafting table, the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table and the bottom left and bottom right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Rose Red take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Crafting - Boots
<p style="margin-top:0.4em;margin-bottom:0.5em;">The recipe for the Red Mail Boots requires 2 x Rose Red and 2 x Diamond. The overall shape of the recipe follows the standard armour boots. The 2 x Diamond take up the top left and top right slots in the crafting table. The 2 x Rose Red take up the centre left and centre right slots in the crafting table.

This crafting recipe is affected by the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean.

Quick Equip Items
To help facilitate the gaming experience, for every set of armour I've added a Quick Equip Item.

If you click whilst holding one of these items, it'll put on the full set of relevant armour. So, for instance, if you're wearing the full set of Hero Tunic Armour and you're holding the Zora Tunic Quick Equip then click, your full set of Hero Tunic will be replaced by the full set of Zora Tunic.

Now, I recognise that this is extremely over powered, which is why it's not available anywhere in survival, only in creative, and will only work if the Zelda Adventure Mode Boolean is activated.

It's designed to make equipping armour a lot easier. In Legend of Zelda games, you don't have all the different pieces of armour to equip, you generally just get one item to switch your armour into, sometimes you don't even have a choice. Even when you have to switch, it's in an inventory window where the game is paused. So, for instance, in Ocarina of Time, if you went into Death Mountain Crater whilst wearing the Zora Tunic, you would need to equip the Goron Tunic, which you'd do by going into the inventory window, pausing the game, so you've got as much time in the world to equip it.

With my Quick Equip Items, you don't have to go into any inventory windows. You might be wearing the Zora Tunic, fall off a bridge towards lava and equip the Goron Tunic whilst falling to save yourself from the lava.