Alright, let’s take a look. Like I said, I think the setup I suggested will just be too squishy, but let’s see. To get a really good look we kind of have to go down to “base armor”, stripping out stuff like IB, Taeguk, and Paragon armor% and then re-adding it, in order to see how much we’re getting from Stone Gauntlets.
I’ll use your seasonal character, who looks like he has about 35k base armor.
For BoM setup, that base armor gets multiplied by 1.75 (+25% paragon, +20% Taeguk, +30% IB), taking you to 61250 armor.
That takes you from 35000/38000 = 92.10% mitigation to 61250/64250= 95.33% mitigation. So, if taking 100 damage initially, you’d now take 4.67.
BoM cuts 80% of this, so 4.67 * 0.2 = 0.934
Mortick’s cuts 50% of this, so .934 * 0.5 = 0.467
MoC cuts 25% of this, so .467 * 0.75 = 0.350
For Stone Gauntlet setup, the 35k base armor gets multiplied by 4.25 (+25% paragon, +20% Taeguk, +30% IB, +250% SG), taking you to 148750 armor.
That takes you from 35000/38000 = 92.10% mitigation to 148750/151750 = 98.02% mitigation. So, if taking 100 damage initially, you’d now take 1.98. ((note that compared to the other setup, SG has reduced our damage by about 57.6% (1.98 vs 4.67), so considerably better than Mortick’s, but nowhere near as good as BoM)).
Aughild(2) cuts 15% of this, so 1.98 * 0.85 = 1.68
And, if considering damage from an elite…
Aughild(3) cuts 30% of this, so 1.68 * 0.7 = 1.18
So, even taking Aughild’s elite reduction into account as if it would mitigate all sources of damage, with this setup you will take 1.18 / 0.350 = 3.37 times as much damage, or in other words be less than 1/3 as tough… probably not sustainable, even for one of those botters who makes it to 7k paragon in season.