Armor is a plating applied to hulls to increase their armor points in exchange for increasing weight. Armor can be researched in the Naval Lab, with each category of armor gaining a greater base weight and a higher points to weight ratio.
Iron
The first category of armor, iron is relatively heavy for the protection it provides. Iron is the first category of armor unlocked in Battle Pirates, and is described as "a light-weight metal", and it is added that it "protects against artillery blasts".
Iron Stats
Level
|
Armor Points
|
Weight
|
I
|
15
|
10 tons
|
II
|
30
|
20 tons
|
III
|
60
|
40 tons
|
IV
|
120
|
80 tons
|
Steel
The second category of armor, steel is lighter than its predecessor iron, but heavier than its successor, titanium. Steel is described as "an iron and carbon alloy", and "both strong and lightweight".
Steel Stats
Level
|
Armor Points
|
Weight
|
I
|
50
|
20 tons
|
II
|
110
|
44 tons
|
III
|
242
|
97 tons
|
IV
|
532
|
213 tons
|
Titanium
The third category of armor, titanium is lighter than its predecessor steel, but heavier than its successor, depleted uranium. It is added that "titanium's corrosion resistance makes it an ideal material for hull armor".Titanium Stats
Level
|
Armor Points
|
Weight
|
I
|
105
|
30 tons
|
II
|
231
|
66 tons
|
III
|
508
|
145 tons
|
IV
|
1,118
|
319 tons
|
Depleted Uranium
The fourth and final category of armor, depleted uranium has the highest ratio of armor points to weight. Depleted uranium is described as "semi-radioactive and heavy", and is "the ultimate armor for your ship".
Depleted uranium Stats
Level
|
Armor Points
|
Weight
|
I
|
203
|
45 tons
|
II
|
446
|
99 tons
|
III
|
980
|
218 tons
|
IV
|
2,156
|
479 tons
|
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