Minecraft Host Armor Trim
Host adds thin borders and sweeping bands, leaving most of the armor surface visible. It joined Minecraft in Java Edition 1.20 and Bedrock Edition 1.20.0.
Try Host in 3D →Where to Find the Host Armor Trim
Brush rare-loot suspicious gravel in trail ruins to uncover Host. Each block using that rare loot table has a 1 in 12 chance (about 8.3%) to yield one template in Java 1.21 and Bedrock 1.21.0; common-loot gravel cannot yield it.
Guide scope: Minecraft 1.21. Chances refer to the container, archaeology roll, or mob drop described above.
How to Duplicate the Host Armor Trim
Keep a spare before you start smithing. Combine one Host armor trim smithing template, one Terracotta, and seven diamonds at a crafting table to make two templates.
Place the template in the top-middle slot and the duplication material in the center. Fill the remaining seven slots with diamonds. Applying a trim at a smithing table consumes one template; the pattern changes appearance, not armor protection.
Try the Host Trim on Your Skin
Take Host from a template in your inventory to a look you can actually see. Test the pattern on different armor bases and compare all ten trim materials.
Open Host in the generator →Build a combo around Host
Pair the pattern with a color that complements your skin, then carry an accent through your boots or helmet.
See the best armor trim combos →