Fleecewood Witch Origin

Deepwood Witch Origin — v1.1.2–v1.1.3 Changelog

• Reworked heavy armor detection to make it much more consistent across vanilla and modded armor.
• Heavy armor now means iron-tier or stronger instead of relying on the old chestplate-only rule.
• Added automatic detection for obvious:
  • Iron
  • Diamond
  • Netherite
• Added a total-armor fallback:
  • 15+ armor points counts as heavy, matching full vanilla iron.
• Added slot-based armor checking for better mod compatibility:
  • Helmet: 2+ armor
  • Chestplate: 6+ armor
  • Leggings: 5+ armor
  • Boots: 2+ armor
• Modded armor pieces that meet or exceed vanilla iron protection for their slot now count as heavy automatically.
• This improves compatibility with armor from mods such as:
  • Ice and Fire
  • Epic Knights
  • and other mods using materials like steel, dragonsteel, silver, mithril, plate armor, or custom metals
• Kept support for the manual compatibility tag:
  • #deepwoodwitchorigin:heavy_armor
• Heavy armor continues to suppress:
  • Forestborn
  • Deepwood Recovery
  • Iron’s Spell Affinity

Overall, these updates make the Deepwood Witch’s armor restrictions work much more reliably in larger modpacks instead of depending on specific item names or vanilla-only armor sets.