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Every Armor in Magic Loot: Costs and Power Multipliers

A full breakdown of every Armor piece, what each one costs, and how much it boosts your Power.

A full breakdown of every Armor piece, what each one costs, and how much it boosts your Power.

Armor in Magic Loot works differently from the defensive gear you might expect. Instead of reducing incoming damage, each piece applies a Power multiplier that raises the damage you deal in dungeons. That makes Armor one of the most direct ways to push your Power higher and clear tougher areas.

Quick answer: Buy Armor from the Armor station in the hub area using Coins (or Robux for Starlight). Each piece multiplies your Power, ranging from 1.2x on Apprentice up to 4x on Starlight, the strongest option.

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Every Armor piece, cost, and Power multiplier

There are eight Armor pieces available, spread across rarities from Common up to Secret. Prices climb steeply as the multipliers get stronger, so higher tiers demand a large Coin balance. Starlight is the exception, since it is bought with Robux rather than Coins.

ArmorRarityCostPower multiplier
ApprenticeCommon100,000 Coins1.2x
LunarUncommon1,000,000 Coins1.4x
Golden ReverieRare50,000,000 Coins1.6x
Spirit SparrowEpic500,000,000 Coins1.8x
LavaLegendary2,000,000,000 Coins2.5x
SummonerMythical8,000,000,000 Coins3x
Terrifying SpidersSecret15,000,000,000 Coins3.5x
StarlightSecret799 Robux4x

How to buy Armor from the Armor station

All Armor is purchased at the Armor station located in the hub area. Head there, browse the list of gear pieces, and buy the one you can afford. Coins cover every piece except Starlight, which uses Robux.

Armor costs considerably more than Wands, and that price difference reflects how it works. A Wand adds a flat amount of Power, while Armor multiplies your total Power. Running both together lets you cover long stretches of a dungeon before you need to head back to the hub.


How the Power multiplier and Rebirth interact

Because Armor multiplies rather than adds, its effect scales with everything else contributing to your Power. That is what makes each upgrade feel far more impactful than a typical Wand purchase.

The bonus also survives a Rebirth. When you perform a Rebirth, you keep the multiplier your Armor provides, so you do not have to rebuild that portion of your Power from scratch. This applies the same way to Wands as well.


Best Armor in Magic Loot

Starlight is the strongest Armor with a 4x Power multiplier, though it requires 799 Robux rather than Coins. If you are sticking to Coins alone, Terrifying Spiders is the top tier at 3.5x. Work up the ladder as your Coin balance grows, since each higher piece multiplies your damage output further and lets you push deeper into dungeons between hub trips.