Helmet
Chestplate
Gloves
Leggings
Simulator Weapon
Live Stats
Health Bonus+0
Mana Bonus+0
Physical Res.0%
Projectile Res.0%
0BASE
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0TAKEN
Select gear to calculate damage reduction.
Situational Pro Loadouts
The Iron WallMax Physical Defense + Mace.
Prisma GuardHigh Health + Balanced Res.
Void ReaperOnyxium set + Void Scythe.
Royal GuardTier 3 Balanced + Longsword.
Night ScoutStamina/Health + Shortbow.
Newbie ExplorerCopper set + Iron Sword.
Hytale Combat Mechanics: A Guide to Armor & Resistances
In the world of Orbis, survival depends on more than just high health. Hytale uses a sophisticated resistance system where armor pieces like the Adamantite Head provide specific protection against Physical and Projectile damage types. These values are often multiplicative, meaning they reduce the incoming damage by a percentage (e.g., 0.08 or 8%) before it hits your health pool.
Understanding Stat Modifiers
- Health & Mana: High-tier armor sets provide direct “Additive” bonuses to your core stats. A full set of Prisma or Adamantite gear can significantly boost your total Hit Points (HP) and Mana reserve.
- Physical Defense: Crucial for front-line warriors, this stat reduces damage from swords, axes, and daggers.
- Magic Resistance: Essential when facing mages or creatures in the Devastated Lands. It helps mitigate aetheric energy and spellcasting damage.
- Projectile Defense: Specialized resistance found on heavy helmets and chestplates to protect against arrows and bolts.
Building the Perfect Loadout
When using this Armor Simulator, pay attention to the Item Level. An item like the Adamantite Helmet is a Level 40 piece of Rare gear, requiring high-tier ingredients like Adamantite Bars and Heavy Leather to craft. Balancing your set between different resistances is the key to mastering Hytale’s diverse combat encounters.