Multiplayer armor

Customized Templar armor.

Doom (2016) cosmetics
Multiplayer armor Praetor suit Taunt Weapon customization

Multiplayer armor exists in Doom (2016) as a cosmetic customization system for the player. Unlockable sets of armor can be combined piece-wise along with application of paints, patterns, and optional distressing to create a totally unique appearance. The armor sets can also be used in SnapMap.

Each of the eight armor sets has its own base layer. Each armor style in these sets (four in each set) determines the shape and form of the armor, and has five independent parts which overlay the base layer: helmet, torso, left arm, right arm, and legs. Pattern variants change the color and pattern point locations and designs for their style, but do not further alter the form of the armor.

At launch the game included five armor sets. One additional armor set was added in each of the three downloadable content packs for the game, but these have since been merged into the base game as of update 6.66. Information given below indicates the expansion pack in which the armor originated. Since the merge, all armor styles and parts are now unlocked through a unified multiplayer progression system wherein each part is purchased using points earned by completing challenges or by ranking up.

Since update 5 and the addition of Echelon 11 rank, it is also possible to use the Praetor suit in multiplayer matches. However, it is not possible to customize the Praetor suit, nor can parts of it be combined with any of the other armor sets.

Armor sets[edit]

Armor set	Origin	Armor style	Pattern variant
UAC	Base game	UAC1	Wildcat
			Jaguar
			Ocelot
		UAC2	Shepherd
		Vallhund
		Bulldog
		UAC3	Raven
			Hawk
			Harrier
		UAC4	Asp
			Racer
			Diamondback
Demonic	Base game	DEM1	Desolator
			Apocalypse
			Deathbringer
	Demon Multiplayer Pack	DEM2	Ancient
			Primal
			Elder
	Base game	DEM3	Vile
			Abhorrent
			Sinister
		DEM4	Ravenous
			Hellhound
			Carnivore
Utilitarian	Base game	UTIL1	Vector
			Fractal
			Scalar
		UTIL2	Axiom
			Prime
			Tetrad
		UTIL3	Omicron
			Radian
			Theta
		UTIL4	Helix
			Mobius
			Torus
Templar	Base game	TEM1	Knight
			Champion
			Guardian
		TEM2	Ascendant
			Valiant
			Ardent
		TEM3	Fanatic
			Hallowed
			Zealous
		TEM4	Devout
			Sacred
			Pious
Bounty Hunter	Base game	BH1	Warden
			Vigilante
			Predator
		BH2	Justice
			Retribution
			Atonement
		BH3	Bloodhound
			Stalker
			Tracker
		BH4	Outlaw
			Rogue
			Marauder
Robotic	Unto the Evil	ROBO1	Solonoid
			Diode
			Relay
		ROBO2	Isolator
			Modulator
			Actuator
		ROBO3	Capacitor
			Inductor
			Resistor
		ROBO4	Catalyst
			Servo
			Piston
Cyberdemonic	Hell Followed	CD1	Ruiner
			Wrath
			Bloodlust
		CD2	Tormentor
			Deathclaw
			Hellstorm
		CD3	Deathgrip
			Hellstalker
			Soultracker
		CD4	Hellburst
			Demonstrike
			Bloodseeker
Evil Cultist	Bloodfall	CULT1	Acolyte
			Sycophant
			Disciple
		CULT2	Zealot
			Idolator
			Attendant
		CULT3	Fanatic
			Partisan
			Dogmatist
		CULT4	Hierophant
			Devotee
			Adherent

Paints[edit]

Basic series[edit]

Three color sets—Matte, Glossy, and Metallic—were included with the base game at release. These three sets each include variants of the following 32 colors, in order:

Basic colors - Matte, Glossy, Metallic
Red	Orange	Tan	Umber	Sepia	Brown
Sand	Amber	Citrine	Lime	Lemon	Chartreuse
Harlequin	Green	Olive	Forest	Hunter	Mint
Teal	Cyan	Turquoise	Azure	Cobalt	Royal
Steel	Indigo	Violet	Magenta	Fuchsia	Rose
Black	Silver

Matte paints
Glossy paints
Metallic paints

Expansion 1[edit]

The Expansion 1 series of paints was originally added by the Unto the Evil DLC, but is now unlockable by all players. It adds 15 pearlescent matte, glossy, and metallic paints of the following colors, in order:

Expansion 1 colors - Pearlescent
Matte Violet	Matte Rose	Matte Mint	Matte Sand	Matte Cyan	Glossy Indigo
Glossy Red	Glossy Green	Glossy Yellow	Glossy Azure	Metallic Magenta	Metallic Fuchsia
Metallic Turquoise	Metallic Citrine	Metallic Teal

Expansion 1 paints

Expansion 2[edit]

The Expansion 2 series of paints was originally added by the Hell Followed DLC, but is now unlockable by all players. It adds 15 pearlescent matte, glossy, and metallic paints of the following colors, in order:

Expansion 2 colors - Pearlescent
Matte Orange	Matte Lime	Matte Azure	Matte Green	Matte Iris	Glossy Fire
Glossy Blonde	Glossy Cobalt	Glossy Shamrock	Glossy Orchid	Metallic Fire	Metallic Lemon
Metallic Amethyst	Metallic Chartreuse	Metallic Lavender

Expansion 2 paints

Expansion 3[edit]

The Expansion 3 series of paints was originally added by the Bloodfall DLC, but is now unlockable by all players. It adds 15 pearlescent matte, glossy, and metallic paints of the following colors, in order:

Expansion 3 colors - Pearlescent
Matte Seafoam	Matte Mauve	Matte Beige	Matte Lilac	Matte Pistachio	Glossy Seafoam
Glossy Mauve	Glossy Silver	Glossy Lilac	Glossy Beige	Metallic Seafoam	Metallic Mauve
Metallic Beige	Metallic Lilac	Metallic Pistachio

Expansion 3 paints

Light colors[edit]

Twelve colors are available for lights, in order:

Light Colors
Black (off)	Yellow	Orange	Red	Pink	Purple
Cobalt	Blue	Cyan	Mint	Green	White

Light colors

Patterns[edit]

107 total patterns are available to apply to pattern points on the suit (the shape, number, and distribution of points varies for every pattern variant of every armor style). The patterns are divided into six series, three of which were available to all users at initial release and three which were originally added by expansions. All patterns are now unlocked through multiplayer progression.

Series	Pattern names
Abstract	None	Pointer	Turbulence	Squirm	Triad	Fracture
	Hex	Mosaic	Escher	Havoc	Cubed	Pods
	Zap	Lashes	Maze	Snakeskin	Scales	Venn
	Retro	Gears	Glitch	Contour	Halftone	Swiss
	Waveform	Shatter
Camo	None	Leopard	Flight	Predator	Woodland	Stripes
	Desert	Hunter	Spotted	Disruptive	Splinter	Urban
	Digital
Symbol	None	Splatter	Besmirch	Maple	Luau	Clover
	Floral	Tropical	Smiley	Space Pirate	Cyber Skull	Stars
	Hearts	Quake ^{[patt 1]}	UAC ^{[patt 2]}	id ^{[patt 3]}	Ninja	Hollywood
	Defiled	Bedazzle	Peace	Paisley	Tribal	Damask
	Lovecraft	Doom ^{[patt 4]}
Expansion 1	None	Carbon Fiber	Hextone	Bubbles	Dots	Quatrefoil
	Jacquard	Filigree	Arctic	Giraffe	Wolfenstein ^{[patt 5]}	QuakeCon ^{[patt 6]}
	Diamonds	Clubs	Spades	Dopefish ^{[patt 7]}
Expansion 2	None	Demonic Pattern 1 ^{[patt 8]}	Demonic Pattern 2	Demonic Pattern 3	Demonic Pattern 4	Demonic Pattern 5
	Demonic Pattern 6	Demonic Pattern 7	Demonic Pattern 8	Demonic Pattern 9	Demonic Pattern 10	Demonic Pattern 11
	Demonic Pattern 12	Demonic Pattern 13	Demonic Pattern 14	Demonic Pattern 15
Expansion 3	None	Logistics	Conceal	Runes ^{[patt 9]}	Infernal ^{[patt 10]}	Glyph
	Snowflake	Segment	Blaze	Agent	Skulls	Armor
	Cipher	Templar 1	Templar 2	Templar 3

Abstract patterns
Camo patterns
Symbol patterns
Expansion 1 patterns
Expansion 2 patterns
Expansion 3 patterns

Notes[edit]

Armor can be distressed for further detail by adding dirt and scratches.

↑ Logo of Quake.
↑ Logo of the UAC.
↑ Logo of id Software.
↑ Logo for Doom (2016).
↑ Modern logo for the Wolfenstein series of games.
↑ Logo of the annual QuakeCon convention.
↑ Depicts the Dopefish.
↑ Derived from Doom intermission artwork originally created as a pencil sketch by Adrian Carmack.
↑ Depicts Night Sentinel writing later used in Doom Eternal.
↑ Depicts a type of Maykr.