Stone plate and stone lamellar. Anything made from ironwood. Horn lamellar.
Not specifically Pathfinder but 3.5 there was Thaalud Stone Armor
Heavy armor; cost 2,800 gp; armor bonus +12; max Dex bonus +0; armor check penalty -8; arcane spell failure 40&; speed 30 ft./20 ft., 20 ft./15 ft.; weight 180 lbs. This was for medium sized creatures.
Description: stone plates held together by rivets and hinged joints.
My plan is also HAP and stone plate. Especially cool for dwarven druids.
Ironwood cast on dark wood for half weight full plate.
So how would Ironwood interact with 'normal' wooden armour?
Too bad ironwood can't be made permanent.
Why is that?
Magic Item creation rules state
Spell Level X Caster Level X 2000gp X Duration Modifier
So for a permanent Iron Wood Item
6 X 11 X 2000gp X 0.5 = 66,000gp
Costly, but possible
So I'm currently working on a druid build and I'm looking to the future for armor. I've gone through the list of special materials and found the following...
These special materials can replace existing materials in armor we can already wear:
Angelskin
Darkleaf Cloth
Eel Hide
GreenwoodThese special materials can replace metal and thus allow access to higher AC armor:
Bulette Armor
DragonhideBesides special materials does anyone know of any other armors that are non metal that could be worn by a druid?
You could use bone in the early stages of the game. Try to get a +1 on it as quickly as possible. In later levels, I'd go with Dragonskin...and make sure the skin of the Dragon is an evil aligned one. Wearing the skin of a good aligned dragon would be really bad if you wanted to converse with one and it sees the skin...but an evil aligned one would kill you anyway; so it's not like it can get any madder at you.
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If you can somehow get access to Eastern Style armor, you will have more options. If you aren't in an eastern setting see if you can get a book on them and try crafting it yourself. Lamellar could really be what you are looking for. It can be made of almost any material as can the cording.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/armor/lamellar-armor
If you can somehow get access to Eastern Style armor, you will have more options. If you aren't in an eastern setting see if you can get a book on them and try crafting it yourself. Lamellar could really be what you are looking for. It can be made of almost any material as can the cording.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/equipment---final/armor/lamellar-armor
I also would have suggested eastern armor; but I usually go under the assumption that Eastern armor is a no go, unless it's an eastern campaign.
If they are, your options as Todd said have definitely expanded.
Would using a first-level spell be an option?
Ice Armor
Leaf armor. Same stats as studded leather (better ACP by 1), already masterwork.