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Armor Stats and Effects

Different armor types should have their own fixed properties or bonuses again. If most effects are random and can appear on many different armor pieces, there is little reason to farm a specific armor set. In Minecraft Dungeons I, finding a certain armor type was exciting because its built-in bonuses could be important for a specific build. Please give armor types meaningful, recognizable properties so that finding and farming specific armor feels rewarding again.

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• September 29, 2026 21:54
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  • September 29, 2026 22:47
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  Agreed, weapons and artifacts should also have their damage/stats (range/speed/dmg) shown. For me and my friends Minecraft Dungeons 1 was fun mostly because of the ability to explore differrent builds, which was based on comparing differrent items and their rarity/power levels. Now all of that is gone, and you are left guessing which item fits your playstyle better. Dont even get me started on enchantments offering % dmg increase while the base damage is not even listed.

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  • October 01, 2026 13:16
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  What about uniques?

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  • October 02, 2026 05:36
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  This is honestly one of the biggest problems for me. That and the fact that there's no set difficulties, aside from making the game generally easier/harder. Once I found decent enough gear I just enchanted it and re-rolled the stats then upgraded it at the blacksmith. Dungeons were still valuable for enchants but some random chest up on a cliff was hardly ever worth it bc my emeralds were always full and my gear was good enough.