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Unless we find a better list of armor, here is a list of armors and their bonus to defense from 1 to 9.
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! Type !! Bonus !! Hindrance !! Notes !! Cost !! Don/Remove
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|colspan=6|'''Padded'''
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| Cloth || 1 || 0 || Can be worn over Mail, half repair cost || 100𝕀 || 12/8
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| Leather || 2 || 0 || Can be worn over Mail, half repair cost || 200𝕀 || 12/8
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|colspan=6|'''Brigandine'''
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| Brigandine || 3 || 0 || Can be worn over Mail || 700𝕀 || 10/6
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|colspan=6|'''Lamellar'''
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| Leather || 3 || 1 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing || 300𝕀 || 24/12
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| Bronze || 4 || 2 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing || 400𝕀 || 24/12
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| Iron || 5 || 3 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing || 600𝕀 || 24/12
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| Steel || 5 || 2 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing || 800𝕀 || 24/12
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|colspan=6|'''Mail'''
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| Bronze || 5 || 2 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost || 1800𝕀 || 24/12
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| Iron || 6 || 3 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost || 2400𝕀 || 28/14
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| Steel || 6 || 2 || βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost || 3200𝕀 || 28/14
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|colspan=6|'''Cuirass'''
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| Leather || 2 || 0 || Can be worn over Padded || 150𝕀 || 24/12
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| Bronze || 3 || 2 || Can be worn over Padded || 600𝕀 || 30/16
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| Iron || 4 || 2 || Can be worn over Padded || 800𝕀 || 30/16
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| Steel || 4 || 1 || Can be worn over Padded || 1000𝕀 || 30/16
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|colspan=6|'''Plate'''
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| Bronze || 8 || 4 || +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate || 2500𝕀 || 48/24
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| Iron || 9 || 5 || +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate ||  3000𝕀 || 48/24
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| Steel || 9 || 4 || +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate || 4000𝕀 || 48/24
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| Steel, Full || 10 || 5 || +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate ||  6000𝕀 || 60/30
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# Padded
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* Padded Armor – Armor which is made of layered fabric, such as cotton, linen, wool, or even soft leather, and is usually quilted.  Sometimes referred to as a gambeson or a jupon.  Often padded armor is a single, long garment that partially covers the thighs.
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# Leather
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* Brigandine – A heavy cloth surcoat reinforced with numerous metal rivets.  While offering decent, lightweight protection on its own, it makes for an excellent outer layer for mail.
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# Studded Leather
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* Lamellar – Lamellar armor is composed of many small plates of hardened and laminated leather or metal laced into a padded backing, and generally includes a breastplate, thigh, shin, arm, and wristguards, though it may also take the form of  a rather stiff, calf-length coat with short sleeves and bracers.
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# Chain Shirt
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* Mail – A mail shirt, called a hauberk, is knee-length and woven from hundred of interlocking metal rings, worn over a lightly padded gambeson.  A suit of mail also includes a coif covering the head, chausses to cover the legs, and mail-reinforced gauntlets. Mail is heavier and more movement restricting than lighter armors, but offers a high degree of protection against Slashing and Piercing attacks.
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# Breastplate
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* Cuirass – Commonly called a breastplate, the simplest type of cuirass encloses the vital organs of the torso in boiled or laminated leather.  Cuirasses of bronze, forged iron, or steel tend to consist of two to four durable metal plates held together with leather straps and laces.  While a cuirass offers solid defense for chest and back, it is best worn over padded armor to ensure some degree of protection for the limbs.
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# Chain Mail
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* Plate – A suit of metal plates affixed in certain vital locations.  Poleyns are strapped over the knees, cuisses over the thighs, couters cover the elbows, pauldrons the shoulders, and a cuirass protects the torso.  A tasset is attached below the cuirass to cover the hips. This suit also includes gauntlets and greaves.  Plate armor is very noisy and restrictive to movement, but provides great protection.
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# Scale Mail
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* Full Plate – A finely-crafted suit of armor that is individually fitted to the wearer.  Full suits of plate armor are tremendously expensive; even the plainest suit of full plate marks the wearer as someone of wealth, and many are elaborately adorned to show status and lineage.  Each piece of the armor is riveted and interlocked with another piece, providing total covering of the body from head to toe.  A helmet with a visor is included, along with sabatons covering the feet and gauntlets for the hand.  The pieces of armor are strapped to a layer of padded armor beneath. Full plate is heavy and restrictive, but provides the best protection possible in a pre-gunpowder age.
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# Half Plate
 
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# Field Plate
 
  
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A combatant wearing armor with a score greater than 5 (being anything above breastplate) will take a minus to his or her [[Dodge]] roll. A character wearing chain mail will take a βˆ’1, scale will take a βˆ’2 and so on.
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==Mods==
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* Ornate – +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, and Intimidate. Cost is additional 50% and repair cost is additional 25%.
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* Well-made – +1 to Armor bonus. Cost is additional 50%.
  
 
Characters that use shields don't actually receive any sort of armor bonus.  Instead, they use the shield for parrying during their [[Dodge/Parry Roll]].
 
Characters that use shields don't actually receive any sort of armor bonus.  Instead, they use the shield for parrying during their [[Dodge/Parry Roll]].

Revision as of 21:30, 16 January 2012

Type Bonus Hindrance Notes Cost Don/Remove
Padded
Cloth 1 0 Can be worn over Mail, half repair cost 100𝕀 12/8
Leather 2 0 Can be worn over Mail, half repair cost 200𝕀 12/8
Brigandine
Brigandine 3 0 Can be worn over Mail 700𝕀 10/6
Lamellar
Leather 3 1 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing 300𝕀 24/12
Bronze 4 2 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing 400𝕀 24/12
Iron 5 3 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing 600𝕀 24/12
Steel 5 2 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Piercing 800𝕀 24/12
Mail
Bronze 5 2 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost 1800𝕀 24/12
Iron 6 3 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost 2400𝕀 28/14
Steel 6 2 βˆ’1 Armor vs. Bludgeon, half repair cost 3200𝕀 28/14
Cuirass
Leather 2 0 Can be worn over Padded 150𝕀 24/12
Bronze 3 2 Can be worn over Padded 600𝕀 30/16
Iron 4 2 Can be worn over Padded 800𝕀 30/16
Steel 4 1 Can be worn over Padded 1000𝕀 30/16
Plate
Bronze 8 4 +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate 2500𝕀 48/24
Iron 9 5 +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate 3000𝕀 48/24
Steel 9 4 +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate 4000𝕀 48/24
Steel, Full 10 5 +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, Intimidate 6000𝕀 60/30
  • Padded Armor – Armor which is made of layered fabric, such as cotton, linen, wool, or even soft leather, and is usually quilted. Sometimes referred to as a gambeson or a jupon. Often padded armor is a single, long garment that partially covers the thighs.
  • Brigandine – A heavy cloth surcoat reinforced with numerous metal rivets. While offering decent, lightweight protection on its own, it makes for an excellent outer layer for mail.
  • Lamellar – Lamellar armor is composed of many small plates of hardened and laminated leather or metal laced into a padded backing, and generally includes a breastplate, thigh, shin, arm, and wristguards, though it may also take the form of a rather stiff, calf-length coat with short sleeves and bracers.
  • Mail – A mail shirt, called a hauberk, is knee-length and woven from hundred of interlocking metal rings, worn over a lightly padded gambeson. A suit of mail also includes a coif covering the head, chausses to cover the legs, and mail-reinforced gauntlets. Mail is heavier and more movement restricting than lighter armors, but offers a high degree of protection against Slashing and Piercing attacks.
  • Cuirass – Commonly called a breastplate, the simplest type of cuirass encloses the vital organs of the torso in boiled or laminated leather. Cuirasses of bronze, forged iron, or steel tend to consist of two to four durable metal plates held together with leather straps and laces. While a cuirass offers solid defense for chest and back, it is best worn over padded armor to ensure some degree of protection for the limbs.
  • Plate – A suit of metal plates affixed in certain vital locations. Poleyns are strapped over the knees, cuisses over the thighs, couters cover the elbows, pauldrons the shoulders, and a cuirass protects the torso. A tasset is attached below the cuirass to cover the hips. This suit also includes gauntlets and greaves. Plate armor is very noisy and restrictive to movement, but provides great protection.
  • Full Plate – A finely-crafted suit of armor that is individually fitted to the wearer. Full suits of plate armor are tremendously expensive; even the plainest suit of full plate marks the wearer as someone of wealth, and many are elaborately adorned to show status and lineage. Each piece of the armor is riveted and interlocked with another piece, providing total covering of the body from head to toe. A helmet with a visor is included, along with sabatons covering the feet and gauntlets for the hand. The pieces of armor are strapped to a layer of padded armor beneath. Full plate is heavy and restrictive, but provides the best protection possible in a pre-gunpowder age.

Mods

  • Ornate – +1 to Leadership, Negotiate, and Intimidate. Cost is additional 50% and repair cost is additional 25%.
  • Well-made – +1 to Armor bonus. Cost is additional 50%.

Characters that use shields don't actually receive any sort of armor bonus. Instead, they use the shield for parrying during their Dodge/Parry Roll.

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