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Armor Trim Ability's

I think armor trims should have different benefits depending on the ore that is used. for example, if a player had gold ore set of armor trims on every armor piece, then piglins wont attack the player. another example is if a player were to wear emerald ore trims, then villagers would follow the player. or lower their trades by 1 emerald. this could even go as far as if a player had Redstone ore trims, then the player would act like a Redstone repeater. this idea can make you have a second thought on what ore you should put on your armor trims.

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    NO

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    Semi-support. I like certain ideas (like the gold and emerald ones), but they'd all have to be balanced. The redstone trim ability would break a lot of contraptions.

    Redstone - Quicker regeneration when near redstone blocks. (better with each piece)

    Copper - Higher chance of lightning striking the area around you. (better with each piece)

    Gold - Calms piglins.

    Emerald - Lowers villager trades by 5% each. (better with each piece)

    Diamond - Better chance of finding ore veins. (better with each piece)

    Lapis - Lowers enchantment lapis requirements by 5% each. (better with each piece)

    Amethyst - Makes music when walking. Instrument depends on ground material. (only for boots)

    Quartz - Higher chance of better loot. (better with each piece)

    Iron - Improved tool durability.

    Netherite - When you're on fire, the flames go out quicker.

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    Let armor trim work like a reforging that improves some stats at the expense of others.
    For example, we could forge spikes on boots so that movement on the ice is slip-free and faster, in return, sneaking will be louder due to the sound of spikes.
    Or a visor on a helmet, improves protection, but reduces the field of view.

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    Too unbalanced, it's intentionally cosmetics.