Do Warforged need to wear armor?

You gain no benefit from wearing armor, but if you are using a shield, you apply its bonus as normal. You can alter your body to enter different defensive modes; each time you finish a long rest, choose one mode to adopt from the Integrated Protection table, provided you meet the mode’s prerequisite.

Does Warforged get unarmored defense?

If you have your Integrated Protection mode set to darkwood core, you are considered to be unarmored and can thus use Unarmored Defense—but you’re always either using one or the other to determine your AC.

Does a Warforged have a soul?

Yes, Warforged have souls. From a metaperspective (aka it’s written in multiple sourcebooks from previous editions, and the setting creator himself explicitly stated to the affirmative), we know they do, in fact, have souls and are 100% considered living things.

Is the warforged considered to be ” wearing armor “?

Is the playtest version of the Warforged considered to be “wearing armor”? The Warforged race from the initial version of Wayfinder’s Guide to Eberron (which matches the version in UA: Eberron Races) has a unique feature, Integrated Protection, that affects their armor class (AC) and ability to wear armor, detailed below:

Can a warforged wear armor in the Eberron UA?

Warforged in the Eberron UA do not have a formula. They just say AC +1. So that can be applied to whatever formula you wish, including wearing armor. So yes, they can wear armor. what edition?:

Do you have to wear armor in Darkwood core?

Unclear on if (armor) means you’re “wearing armor” or not. The intent is while you are using darkwood core you are not considered to be wearing armor for purposes of game effects such as Unarmored Defense, while you are considered to be wearing armor when you’re using one of the plating modes.

Is there such a thing as no benefit from armor?

You will notice that the wording is ” no benefit from armor”, as opposed to something more specific like “no benefit from armor to AC” or something along these lines. It does, sadly, mean that even the magic of a suit of armor is of no use to a Warforged. If you need a reference, it has been explicitly stated by Jeremy Crawford here.