all rounder: Mob Drop, Dye, Copper, and Burrny Armor

Armor crafting in all rounder branches well outside iron and diamond, letting early survivors turn mob drops, flower dyes, vanilla copper, or smelted BurrnyStony into wearable protection before touching rare gems.

Bone and Dye Suits for Early Nights

Two sets skip ore smelting altogether. After clearing a few archers at dawn, plain Bone drops assemble into the four-piece Anti_Skeleton suit (spelling faithful to the item names):

• Bone x5 -> Anti_Skeleton Helmet
• Bone x8 -> Anti_Skeleton Chestplate
• Bone x7 -> Anti_Skeleton Leggings
• Bone x4 -> Anti_Skeleton Boots

Players building near meadows or swamps can even press Light Blue Dye directly into wearable garments without leather or wool backing:

• Light Blue Dye x5 -> BlueCloths Helmet
• Light Blue Dye x8 -> BlueCloths Chestplate
• Light Blue Dye x7 -> BlueCloths Leggings
• Light Blue Dye x4 -> BlueCloths Boots

Copper_armor and Burrny Metal Sets

Shallow cave runs usually leave chests overflowing with Copper Ingot stacks. Instead of relegating copper strictly to building blocks, you can shape Copper_armor Helmet (5 Copper Ingot), Copper_armor Chestplate (8 Copper Ingot), and Copper_armor Boots (4 Copper Ingot) on a standard crafting grid.

When your Furnace starts turning out BurrnyStony, the smelted alloy completes the matching four-piece Burrny suit:

• BurrnyStony x5 -> Burrny Helmet
• BurrnyStony x8 -> Burrny Chestplate
• BurrnyStony x7 -> Burrny Leggings
• BurrnyStony x4 -> Burrny Boots

Because Block of BurrnyStony holds nine units per block, carrying three storage blocks into a forward outpost gives you enough material to replace an entire Burrny Helmet, Burrny Chestplate, Burrny Leggings, and Burrny Boots loadout with three pieces to spare.