What does armour do in Magic Loot?

Armour multiplies your Power — the stat with the blue flame icon at the top of the screen. This is different from wands, which add a flat amount of Power. Because armour multiplies, its value grows with how much base Power you already have, so the same armour is worth far more later than it is early.

What is the best armour in Magic Loot?

Lava is the strongest at x2.0, followed by Spirit Sparrow at x1.8 for 500M Coins. But 'best' depends on your base Power: a multiplier upgrade only pays off once your base Power is large enough. Below roughly 24,000 base Power, spending the same coins on a wand gives you more.

Should I buy armour or a wand next in Magic Loot?

Compare against your base Power — that is your Power before the armour multiplier is applied. Upgrading from Apprentice to Lunar (1M Coins) beats buying the Ice Crystal Wand (1.25M Coins) once your base Power is above about 24,000, and beats the cheaper Wildbone Wand once you are above about 46,500. Below those numbers the wand is the better coin.

How much does armour cost in Magic Loot?

Lunar is 1M Coins or 99 Robux, Golden Reverie is 50M Coins or 149 Robux, and Spirit Sparrow is 500M Coins or 299 Robux. Apprentice is the starting armour. The Lava price was cut off in our source footage, so we have not published a figure for it.

Magic Loot Armour List and When It Beats a Wand Upgrade

Armour multiplies Power. Wands add Power. That one sentence decides every purchase in this game, and it is why "buy whichever is stronger" gives the wrong answer roughly half the time.

Prices are as shown on August 8, 2026. Magic Loot is in Beta with an event running, so check in game before spending.

The armour list

Armour	Rarity	Multiplier	Coins	Robux
Apprentice	Common	×1.2	starting armour	—
Lunar	Uncommon	×1.4	1,000,000	99
Golden Reverie	Rare	×1.6	50,000,000	149
Spirit Sparrow	Epic	×1.8	500,000,000	299
Lava	Legendary	×2.0	not visible	not visible

The Lava card was cut off at the edge of the shop UI in our footage. We can see its rarity and multiplier but not its price, so we're not going to invent one.

Note the pattern: each tier adds a flat +0.2 to the multiplier while the price goes up roughly 10× to 50×. That matters below.

When armour actually beats a wand

Armour is worth (new multiplier − old multiplier) × your base Power. A wand is worth its Power × your current multiplier.

Set those equal and you get a crossover point. Base Power here means your Power before the armour multiplier — what training and your wand have given you.

Decision	Armour wins once base Power exceeds
Lunar (1M) vs Wildbone Wand (400K)	46,500
Lunar (1M) vs Ice Crystal Wand (1.25M)	24,000
Golden Reverie (50M) vs Dark Crystal Wand (10M)	2,450,000
Golden Reverie (50M) vs Pink Diamond Wand (25M)	2,100,000

Reading that table

Early on, wands win — decisively. With a few thousand base Power, the jump from ×1.2 to ×1.4 is worth a few hundred Power. The Wildbone Wand at less than half the price hands you +3,100 flat. It isn't close.
Lunar becomes correct around 24,000–46,500 base Power, depending on which wand you're comparing it against. If you're sitting on 1M Coins and your base Power is in the tens of thousands, buy the armour.
Golden Reverie is a late purchase. At 50M Coins it doesn't overtake the Dark Crystal Wand until roughly 2.45 million base Power. Buying it early because it's "rare" is the most expensive mistake available in the shop.

The compounding argument

There is a real counter-case to the table. Armour multiplies everything you buy afterwards, so an early multiplier makes every later wand better too. That's true — but the numbers above already account for it at the moment of purchase, and Coins spent early are the scarcest Coins you'll ever have. Our read: follow the crossover, don't pre-buy multipliers.

How to equip

Buy an armour and the button under its card reads Equipment. Click it and it changes to Equipped. You keep every armour you buy and can switch freely.

One disagreement we didn't resolve

One recording showed the Apprentice armour with a price of 100K Coins / 29 Robux; the dedicated armour-shop recording showed it as an owned starting item with no price. Most likely it is granted early and the shop still displays a card for it. Treat Apprentice as "you already have it" and check in game if it matters to you.

Wand list and value-per-coin — the other half of every purchase decision
Beginner guide — where Coins come from