Question 1

What does Armor do in Magic Loot?

Accepted Answer

Armor applies a Power multiplier that increases the amount of damage you deal in dungeons, rather than reducing incoming damage like traditional defensive gear. Each piece multiplies your total Power, making it one of the most direct ways to push your Power higher and clear tougher areas. The multiplier ranges from 1.2x on Apprentice up to 4x on Starlight, the strongest option.

Question 2

How do I buy Armor in Magic Loot?

Accepted Answer

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 requires 799 Robux instead. 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.

Question 3

What is the best Armor in Magic Loot?

Accepted Answer

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 for 15 billion Coins. 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.

Question 4

How does Armor interact with Rebirth?

Accepted Answer

The Power multiplier bonus from Armor 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 — both your Wand's flat Power bonus and your Armor's Power multiplier persist across Rebirths, giving you a permanent foundation for progression.

Question 5

When should I buy my first piece of Armor?

Accepted Answer

Armor increases the rate at which you gain Power while training, but it costs far more than Wands. That makes it a mid-game purchase rather than an early one. You will likely have completed a few Rebirths before your first piece is realistic. Hold off until you can reliably earn more than 100,000 Coins in an average dungeon run, then buy in. A good benchmark is to wait until single dungeon runs consistently net more than 100K Coins.

Question 6

Should I prioritize Armor or Wands first?

Accepted Answer

Prioritize Wands first. Your Wand is your primary combat weapon and the default one is exceptionally weak, so upgrading it is the single biggest early priority. Armor does not boost combat — it speeds up Power gain while training, costs far more, and should wait until you can consistently earn more than 100,000 coins per average dungeon run (usually after a few rebirths). Since Wands add flat Power that survives Rebirth, they provide immediate combat value, whereas Armor multipliers are more valuable once your base Power is already high.

Question 7

Why does Armor cost so much compared to Wands?

Accepted Answer

Armor costs considerably more than Wands because it applies a Power multiplier rather than a flat bonus. Because multipliers scale with everything else contributing to your Power, each Armor upgrade feels far more impactful than a typical Wand purchase. Running both Wand and Armor together lets you cover long stretches of a dungeon before you need to head back to the hub, making the high cost worthwhile in the mid-to-late game.

Question 8

Can I upgrade from one Armor piece to another?

Accepted Answer

You can only equip one Armor piece at a time. When you buy a new piece, it replaces your current one. Since there's no trade-in system, plan your Armor purchases carefully. The best strategy is to work up the ladder as your Coin balance grows rather than jumping between tiers, because each upgrade requires the full purchase price. Some players prefer to skip intermediate tiers and save for their target piece directly.

Question 9

What is the difference between Coin-purchased and Robux-purchased Armor?

Accepted Answer

Starlight is the only Armor that costs Robux (799) instead of Coins. It provides the highest multiplier at 4x Power, making it the strongest defensive option in the game. All other Armor pieces from Apprentice through Terrifying Spiders are purchased with Coins. If you are sticking to free-to-play progression, focus on Terrifying Spiders as your endgame Coin-purchased goal at 3.5x for 15 billion Coins.

Armor	Rarity	Multiplier	Cost	Currency
Apprentice	Common	x1.2 Power	100K Coins	Coins	Details →
Lunar	Uncommon	x1.4 Power	1M Coins	Coins	Details →
Golden Reverie	Rare	x1.6 Power	50M Coins	Coins	Details →
Spirit Sparrow	Epic	x1.8 Power	500M Coins	Coins	Details →
Lava	Legendary	x2.5 Power	2B Coins	Coins	Details →
Summoner	Mythical	x3.0 Power	8B Coins	Coins	Details →
Terrifying Spiders	Secret	x3.5 Power	15B Coins	Coins	Details →
Starlight	Secret	x4.0 Power	799 Robux	Robux	Details →

All 8 Magic Loot Armor Sets — Exact Multipliers & Costs

How Armor Works in Magic Loot

Armor Table

Armor Cards

Apprentice

Lunar

Golden Reverie

Spirit Sparrow

Lava

Summoner

Terrifying Spiders

Starlight

When to Buy Armor

Rule of Thumb

Armor FAQ

Next Steps

All Wands

Tier List

Upgrade Priorities

Coins Guide