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[[File:Chainmail-armor-iron.png|75px|thumb|center|<translate>Suit of iron chain armor</translate>]]
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Chain armor is a type of metal [[armor]].
A full set of chain [[armor]] requires smithing 40 [[ingots]] on an [[anvil]].


==Creation== <!--T:2-->
==Creation== <!--T:2-->
The body and leg parts of chain armor are made from [[Leather Jerkin|leather jerkin]] armor parts and chain of any kind. Only the chain helmet requires no prior armor parts and is instead crafted directly from 3 chain.


The easiest way to make chain is to automate a helve hammer to turn 2 ingots into a plate, then place a hot plate on an anvil to remove the voxels required by the chain smithing recipe.
* the anvil must be made of a metal no lower than one "tier" [https://wiki.vintagestory.at/index.php/Chain_armor#Notes below the tier of the ingot]
* the hammer for smithing may be of any metal
* if making plates from copper, bronze, silver, or gold: a crucible and ingot molds are needed
* if making plates from iron or meteoric iron, a bloomery and bloomery chimney are needed
* if making plates from steel, a refractory furnace and stone coffin are needed
* all metal-working requires [[tongs]], a [[firestarter]] or [[torch]], and fuel suitable for the working temperature of the target metal
* in addition to metal chain, 14 [[leather]] is required to craft chain body armor, and 8 leather is required to craft chain leg armor
* optional: a helve hammer may be made of bronze or higher tier
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{{Crafting
|Ingredients=3x {{ll|Iron chain|<translate> Iron chain</translate>}}<br />
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1=|A1-link=|A1_name=<translate></translate>
|B1=Metalchain-iron|B1-link=|B1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|C1=|C1-link=|C1_name=<translate></translate>
|A2=Metalchain-iron|A2-link=|A2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B2=|B2-link=|B2_name=<translate></translate>
|C2=Metalchain-iron|C2-link=|C2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|A3=|A3-link=|A3_name=<translate></translate>
|B3=|B3-link=|B3_name=<translate></translate>
|C3=|C3-link=|C3_name=<translate></translate>
|Output=Armor-head-chain-iron|Output_name=<translate>Chain head armor (Iron)</translate>
}}
}}
{{Crafting
|Ingredients=11x {{ll|Iron chain|<translate> Iron chain</translate>}}<br />1x {{ll|Jerkin|<translate> Body leather jerkin</translate>}}
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1=Metalchain-iron|A1-link=|A1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B1=body_leather_jerkin|B1-link=|B1_name=<translate>Body leather jerkin</translate>
|C1=Metalchain-iron|C1-link=|C1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|A2=Metalchain-iron|A2N=2|A2-link=|A2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B2=Metalchain-iron|B2N=2|B2-link=|B2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|C2=Metalchain-iron|C2N=2|C2-link=|C2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|A3=Metalchain-iron|A3-link=|A3_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B3=Metalchain-iron|B3-link=|B3_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|C3=Metalchain-iron|C3-link=|C3_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|Output=Armor-body-chain-iron|Output_name=<translate>Chain body armor (Iron)</translate>
}}
}}
{{Crafting
|Ingredients=6x {{ll|Iron chain|<translate> Iron chain</translate>}}<br />1x {{ll|Jerkin|<translate> Leg leather jerkin</translate>}}
|Grid/CraftingCode={{Grid/Crafting
|A1=Metalchain-iron|A1-link=|A1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B1=Metalchain-iron|B1N=2|B1-link=|B1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|C1=Metalchain-iron|C1-link=|C1_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|A2=Metalchain-iron|A2-link=|A2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|B2=leg_leather_jerkin|B2-link=|B2_name=<translate>Leg leather jerkin</translate>
|C2=Metalchain-iron|C2-link=|C2_name=<translate>Iron chain</translate>
|A3=|A3-link=|A3_name=<translate></translate>
|B3=|B3-link=|B3_name=<translate></translate>
|C3=|C3-link=|C3_name=<translate></translate>
|Output=Armor-leg-chain-iron|Output_name=<translate>Chain leg armor (Iron)</translate>
}}
}}
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==Armor Tiers and Durability== <!--T:3-->
==Armor Tiers and Durability== <!--T:3-->
Different types of armors offer different protection values and durability. Additionally, they may hinder your movements speed and add to your hunger gain. While an alternative to [[Brigandine armor]] in terms of stats, with only based on the type of metal it is used.


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==== Chain Armor Debuffs ==== <!--T:4-->
Different types of [[armor]]s offer different protection values and durability. Additionally, they may hinder your movements speed and add to your hunger gain.<br>  
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 800px;"
With moderate durability and minor penalty in walking speed, HP regeneration and bow accuracy/draw charge - depending on the metal used - the chain armor still makes for a good choice both for exploration and combat. <br>  
!Type
!Downside
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|Chain Armor
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Healing rate: -10%<br>
Hunger rate: +7%<br>
Ranged accuracy: -3%<br>
Ranged charge time: +6%<br>
Movement Speed: -3%<br>
|}


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==== Chain Armor Protection ==== <!--T:5-->
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Armor !! Protection Tier !! Durability !! Percent Protection
! Material !! Flat Damage Reduction !! Durability !! Percent Protection !! Protection Tier
|-
|-
| Copper || 1 || 600 ||  
| Copper || 1.1 || 600 || 80% || 1
|-
|-
| Gold || 1 || 400 ||
| Gold || 1.2 || 500 || 82% || 1
|-
|-
| Silver || 2 || 500 ||  
| Silver || 1.2 || 700 || 82% || 2
|-
|-
| Bismuth Bronze || 2 || 650 ||  
| Bismuth Bronze || 1.2 || 650 || 81% || 2
|-
|-
| Tin Bronze || 2 || 700 ||  
| Tin Bronze || 1.2 || 700 || 82% || 2
|-
|-
| Black Bronze || 2 || 750 ||  
| Black Bronze || 1.25 || 750 || 83% || 2
|-
|-
| Iron || 3 || 800 ||  
| Iron || 1.3 || 800 || 84% || 3
|-
|-
| Meteoric Iron || 3 || 1500 ||  
| Meteoric Iron || 1.35 || 900 || 84% || 3
|-
|-
| Steel || 4 || 1000 ||  
| Steel || 1.4 || 2000 || 86% || 4
|}
|}


==Usage== <!--T:6-->
==Usage== <!--T:6-->
Chain armor can be further "improved" into either scale armor or Plate armor.
While chain armor is inherently useful for combat protection, it's also an ingredient in other armor types:
add 2 [[leather]] and 12 scales to make [[Scale armor|scale armor]] or 16 plates to make [[Plate armor|plate armor]].
 
== Notes ==
* Steel ingots and meteoric iron ingots require an iron anvil; iron ingots require a bronze anvil or higher; bronze ingots can be worked on a copper anvil. Attempting to place an ingot on an anvil of a lower tier than required results in an error message instead of smithing menu.
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