Arcforge Armor

Quickstart

1. In Creative mode, search for the Arcforge Helmet, Arcforge Chestplate, Arcforge Leggings, Arcforge Boots, and Arcforge Control Gauntlet. In Survival, craft them at a crafting table.
2. Equip all four Arcforge armor pieces. The suit’s systems require the complete set.
3. Hold the Arcforge Control Gauntlet:
   • Use it normally to activate the current weapon mode.
   • Sneak-use it to open the ARCFORGE CONTROL menu.
4. Open the menu and select Engage Flight, then look in the direction you want to fly.
5. Try the starting Repulsor mode first. Defeat enemies while wearing the full suit to earn Arcforge experience and unlock more systems.

Overview

Arcforge Armor is a powered armor suit with flight, energy-powered weapons, movement boosts, and passive enhancements. Its systems are controlled through the Arcforge Control Gauntlet and powered by an energy reserve that holds up to 100 energy.

The suit begins at Arcforge Level 1. Your level and energy appear on the action bar while you play.

What It Adds

Armor

Each armor piece can be repaired with iron ingots.

Arcforge Control Gauntlet

The Control Gauntlet is used to activate suit systems, switch weapon modes, view your level and energy, and toggle flight. It does not need to be equipped as armor; hold it in your hand when using it.

How To Use

Control Gauntlet

The control menu displays your Arcforge level, current energy, flight status, and selected weapon mode.

Flight

Open the Control Gauntlet menu and select Engage Flight. While flight is active, look where you want to travel. The suit pushes you in the direction you are looking and provides slow falling.

Flight automatically disengages if you remove any part of the complete suit.

Energy

Suit abilities consume Arc energy:

Energy regenerates automatically while you are wearing the complete suit, at approximately 1 energy per second, up to 100. If the reactor does not have enough charge, the ability will not activate.

Abilities And Mechanics

Repulsors

Repulsors are available from Level 1. They fire a fast, destructive projectile in the direction you are looking.

• Cost: 12 energy
• Fires one projectile
• Available from the start
• The default weapon mode

Missile Volley

Missile pods unlock at Arcforge Level 3. A volley fires three projectiles with a slight spread.

• Cost: 30 energy
• Fires three projectiles
• Unlocks at Level 3

Vector Boost

Vector Boost unlocks at Arcforge Level 4. It launches you forward and slightly upward in the direction you are looking.

• Cost: 20 energy
• Useful for rapid movement and repositioning
• Unlocks at Level 4

Full-Suit Enhancements

Wearing the helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots together grants continuous enhancements:

• Resistance II
• Fire Resistance
• Night Vision
• Speed II
• Water Breathing

Additional enhancements unlock through progression:

• Level 2: Strength
• Level 5: Regeneration

Removing any one armor piece disables the suit systems and prevents the Control Gauntlet from activating abilities.

Crafting And Obtaining

All Arcforge items can be found in the Creative inventory. The armor and Control Gauntlet are crafted at a crafting table.

Arcforge Helmet

Arcforge Chestplate

Arcforge Leggings

Arcforge Boots

Arcforge Control Gauntlet

Progression And Strategy

Arcforge experience is earned by defeating enemies while wearing the complete suit. Each qualifying kill grants 20 Arcforge XP.

The maximum Arcforge level is 5.

Keep the full suit equipped when fighting so kills count toward progression and energy continues to recharge. Use Repulsors for economical ranged attacks, save Missile Volleys for groups or tougher targets, and use Vector Boost to escape danger or close distance quickly.