Web Stripper

The Web Stripper is a utility block that automatically removes armor, held items, and other equipment from most mobs when they collide with it. You can fully control which entities are affected using a configurable whitelist and blacklist.

When the block extracts items, they are immediately ejected outward. The block has no internal storage, so items will simply fly out unless a container (like a chest or barrel) is placed on the configured output side. The block’s GUI lets you choose which direction items will exit, and the interface updates to show the active output side.

For safety and balance, players are hardcoded to never have their items removed, regardless of configuration. Only mobs can be stripped.

Spoiler how to get the items if you dont want to test and find out by yourself:

Web‑Covered Leather Armor

To use the Web Stripper, the player must first craft and wear a full set of Web‑Covered Leather Armor. Hunt down some cobwebs, combine them with leather armor, and you’ll end up with a sticky, protective suit. On rare occasions, the webbing may break in just the right way and drop a mysterious item. Once you figure out how that item works, you’ll be able to craft the Web Stripper block.

However, the armor comes with several important drawbacks and perks:

• You cannot remove the armor normally. The webbing locks each piece in place. The only way to take it off is to ignore the warranty by doing the things the text below explicitly warns you not to do.
• Drawback: Avoid water — getting wet weakens the silk and voids the “warranty.”
• Drawback: Avoid long falls — a hard impact breaks the delicate webbing and voids the “warranty.”
• Drawback & Perk: Slower movement, but wall‑climbing The sticky webbing on your feet slows you down, but it also lets you climb walls like a spider.
• Drawback: Impaired vision Your screen becomes partially webbed over, and a spider will occasionally check your vision.
• Perk: Complete damage immunity While the armor is intact, you are effectively unkillable — not even the Warden can harm you. But once any "warranty" condition is broken, so is your temporary “godmode.”