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Colorful Armor with Smithing Table

Currently, the only colorful armor in the game is the worst armor in the game, which is an odd choice considering the popularity of factions and team pvp, and roleplaying server.  Using the smithing table would be a good way to make armor available in the existing color palette in the game.  None of these should change the stats of the armor in any way, it's purely a cosmetic change.

Leather Armor+Dye= Dyed Leather Armor.  Mostly for the sake of completeness, I don't think the crafting recipe should be removed.
Iron Armor+Wool Block/Carpet= Colored Iron Armor.  Historically, steel armor was painted or covered with fabric to color it, even gilded.
Diamond Armor+ Colored Glass= Colored Diamond Armor.  A bit of a stretch, but I felt painting it with dye would be too easy.
Netherite Armor+ Glazed Terracotta= Enameled Netherite Armor.  Glazed Terracotta is the only thing I could think of that could stand up to heat while being a colorful choice.

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    It's better to just add a heraldic surcoat, which is crafted from a banner and worn as the topmost layer.