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I had mild success with the acorn armor earlier in the game, but it seemed like it was best for initially pulling the aggro, not necessarily keeping it. I didn't try out the roly poly armor for very long because i really wasn't noticing much of a difference though. Instead i just went back to my nice sleek ladybug armor and just became a living wall between the bugs and the squishy mage. Even if i can't keep aggro I got good with the blocking so I can generally keep things off him if I stand between them. Though we also haven't tried any of the optional bosses like the broodmother yet, so maybe those aggro based armor sets would have more use there?