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Armor and clothing are wearable items which increase your chance of survival. There are many types of armor and clothing ranging from Vault Jumpsuits to Power Armor, with Power Armor being the most useful.

Effects

In Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, armor helps the player by increasing his Armor Class, Damage Threshold and Damage Resistance. Different kinds of armor are better against different types of Damage.

In Fallout 3 and Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, there is only Damage Resistance and all kinds of armor are equally resistant to all types of damage, with the exception of a few such as the Enclave Hellfire armor which increases fire resistance.

Most armor and clothing can affect abilities such as science and repair, more advanced types of armor, like the Power Armor, also increase your Strength and other S.P.E.C.I.A.L abilities.

Heavier armor weighs a lot more than normal clothes so make sure that you have plenty of spare room to accommodate it's weight. Heavier armor will usually slow you down where lighter armor will not affect your agility. Heavy armor will make you louder and decrease your chances of successfully sneaking.

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Armor may refer to:

• The recurring spell.
• The recurring type of equipment designed to offer protection.
• A fiend type from Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2.

From GuildWiki

This article is about general information on armor. For specific armor art and function types, see Armor types. For skill and equipment effects mentioning the word "armor", see Armor (rating).

Armor is the equipment that a character wears to reduce damage. For details on how armor reduces damage, see damage calculation.

Note: Shields are considered secondary weapons, not armor.

Unlike most other RPGs, the effects of different pieces of armor do not simply add up to reduce damage. Each piece of armor protects a specific body location. When a particular body location is struck by damage, only the armor worn there is used to calculate the armor effect. Thus, wearing a super sturdy helm is not going to help you much when an attacker stabs you in the chest.

Each body location has a certain probability to be struck by damage. As crafting material requirements (from the same crafter) for armors of different body locations always have a fixed ratio, rumor has it that this ratio also correspond to the relative probabilities of each body location being struck by damage.

The five body locations and their "crafting material percentages" are:

• Head - 12.5% (1/8)
• Chest - 37.5% (3/8)
• Hands - 12.5% (1/8)
• Legs - 25% (2/8)
• Feet - 12.5% (1/8)

Armor stats

The stats of an armor piece can be broken into the following components:

• Basic armor - All armor sets have basic functions (or stats) for each profession, which are available on every set of armor. Depending on profession, basic armor stats includes Energy, Energy recovery, Health and Armor.

• Insignia bonus - All pieces of armor, except the max AL ones obtained from collectors, allow for an Insignia to be added. Insignias can increase Armor, Health, Energy and damage Absorption or other beneficial bonuses.

• Attribute headgear bonus - Inherent bonus available on most headgear. The bonus increases Attributes and stacks with Attribute bonuses from runes.

• Rune bonus - All pieces of armor allow for a rune to be added. Runes can increase Attributes, Health, Energy and damage Absorption or reduce Condition duration. Most rune bonuses do not stack with other runes of the same type.

• Infusion bonus - This bonus can be gained only in Prophecies campaign, but non-prophecies armors can be infused too. Infusion is the process of imbuing a set of armor with magic that shields against Spectral Agony, used by the Mursaat, Jade Armors, and Jade Bows. Any piece of armor can be infused, including Headgears and Festival hats. Once acquired this bonus cannot be replaced or removed.

In general, the bonuses on armor sets are completely independent of the armor's art.

When armor does not matter

There are certain situations where a character would lose the same amount of health whether she or he is wearing the best armor a developer can create or is standing naked:

• Damage from certain sources do not strike at a specific body location, but directly make the victim take damage. They are characterized as armor ignoring damage, see footnote 1 of damage type for more details.

• Certain effects remove health without causing damage at all, and thus are not lessened by armor. Some examples include health degeneration, life stealing, sacrifice, as well as any skill description that says "lose health" without using the word "damage".

• Certain effects place a limit on the amount of damage the victim may receive. It is often in the form of percentage of the victim's maximum health. Protective Spirit and Shelter are among the two most prominent examples.

Obtaining armor

All armor is customized for their owners, thus armor received in a trade cannot be worn (unless, of course, the armor you are getting was once yours). Even if you put an armor piece in storage, delete the character, and create a new character with the exact same name and profession, that new character will not be able to wear the old armor.

PvE

• New PvE characters receive starter armor that cannot be salvaged or sold to a merchant.
• Armor crafters sell armor for gold and crafting materials.
• Armor collectors trade armor for collectable drops.
• Festival hats can be acquired during certain special in-game events.

PvP

PvP characters can create and change their armor anytime they are in a town or outpost via the PvP Equipment panel. A PvP character's armor cannot be placed into storage. You can get new armor skins with reward points gained from automated tournaments

Upgrading Armor

Each piece of crafted armor can be upgraded with one insignia and one rune. When the armor is upgraded this way, its name is changed to <Insignia name> <Armor name> of <Rune name>, thus the insignia defines armor prefix, and the rune defines the armor suffix. For instance, if a pair of Primeval Gloves are upgraded with both an Aeromancer Insignia and a Rune of Superior Fire Magic the name will change to Aeromancer's Primeval Gloves of Superior Fire Magic. To upgrade armor with runes or insignia, doubleclick with the mouse on the rune or insignia and then choose approprate piece of armor to apply to.

Once upgraded, runes and insignias can be replaced with another in the same way (the armor will remain intact but the old upgrade will be lost). They can also be salvaged from armor, but this may result in the armor being destroyed.

Note: Armor obtained from collectors can not be upgraded with insignia. Runes may be added and salvaged as normal.

In Prophecies, armor can also be infused. This is required to defend against the Spectral Agony skill used by some monsters in the Prophecies campaign. This is the only armor upgrade that is applied by an NPC.

Elite Armor

There is also class of prestige armor art, often called Elite Armor. There is an elite version for almost every armor art type. Elite armor is only available at maximum AL. Elite armor does not provide more protection from damage than normal maximum armor; players craft them purely for the looks and prestige. Elite armor is very expensive, normally requiring 15 and many Crafting materials and Rare crafting materials per piece.

Notes

• The sum of all armor buffs gained from skills and effects cannot exceed +25. However, if one or more effects add more than +25 armor by themselves (for example +40 from Physical Resistance), then the largest of these effects counts as the total buff, even if it is larger than +25.

Bug! some skills stack past this cap. See Armor_(rating)#Skills

From Grand Theft Wiki

A body armor pickup in GTA: Vice City.

The body armor pickup in GTA III showing up as a shield.

Body Armor is a vest the players can wear to get more protection against attacks such as gunshots or a car running them over. Body armors have been in all of the Grand Theft Auto games and can be found in various places around the city. In Grand Theft Auto IV, body armors are more realistic and can no longer protect the player if they happen to fall off a vehicle or get run over. In GTA III and Vice City, if the player falls from a height, the body armor protects their health, this feature was taken out in the later games. In GTA III, the body armor shows up in form of a shield, both on spawn points and the HUD. In GTA Vice City, San Andreas, Liberty City Stories and Vice City Stories, the body armor shows up as a blue bullet-proof vest. In GTA IV, instead, it's a vest laying on the floor. Body armors can also be bought from Ammu-Nation shops. Entering an Enforcer automatically fills the players armor fully. In all the GTA III Era games (except for GTA III and GTA Advance), there are ways to increase the players body armor to 150 by completing the Vigilante side-mission. In GTA Vice City, you can increase your body armor and health to 200 by completing the game 100%. Also, you can obtain armor through cheats.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

Armor could refer to the following equipment:

• Titanium-A Armor- Ship armor used by the UNSC.
• MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor- Spartan-II's special body armor.
• Semi-Powered Infiltration Armor- The armor of the Spartan-III's.
• ODST Ballistic Battle Armor- The full body armor that the ODSTs use.
• Black Body Suit- A vacuum-enabled suit of light armor used by the UNSC.
• Marine Battle Dress Uniform
  • CH252 Helmet
  • M52B Body Armor
  • VZG7 Armored Boots
• HAYABUSA- A UNSC Project similar to that of Project: MJOLNIR.
• Armor Permutations
• Brute Armor- Shielded Brute power armor.
• Sangheili Armor- Standard Elite combat armor.
• Unggoy Combat Harness- Standard armor worn by Grunts.
• Combat Skin- Armor type used by the Forerunners.

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From Marvel Database

This is the Armor disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Characters

Hisako Ichiki (Earth-616)

Armour of the Thanosi

Organizations

• Alternate Reality Monitoring and Operational Response Agency (ARMOR/A.R.M.O.R.)

Items

Holo Armor Beetle Armor Sapien Deathmatch Armor Anti-Radiation Armor Destroyer (Enchanted Armor) Sentinel Squad Armor Mandroid Armor Iron Man Armor Iron Man (Sentient Armor) Rom's Armor

Crimson Dynamo Armor Torpedo Armor Stealth Armor MK I Stealth Armor MK II Stealth Armor MK III Guardsman Armor Modular Armor Holo Armor War Machine Armor Arctic Armor

Telepresence Armor Prometheum Armor Experimental Safe Armor High Gravity Armor Hydro Armor Renaissance Armor Battle Armor (Earth-616) Evader Armor Outer Atmospheric Armor Ablative Armor

Tin Man Armor Space Armor MK I Space Armor MK II S.K.I.N. Armor Crossing Armor Extremis Armor Sentinel Squad Armor Iron Spider Armor Titanium Man Armor Iron Monger Armor

Doctor Doom's Armor Force Armor Credit Card Armor Black Knight (Animated Armor) Airstrike Armor Hypervelocity Armor Mauler Armor

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

A player interchanging between various armours.

For boxed armour sets, see Item set.

Armour includes items that can provide defence bonuses during combat. It reduces the chances of being hit, but does not reduce damage taken (except some pieces of armour which usually only reduce the damage of certain attacks). Armour comes in many varieties for each combat class.

Melee Armour

See Armour/Melee Armour.

• Melee Armour is usually in Plate or Chain form.
• Melee Armour is most often used by those who use Melee Weapons.
• Melee Armour is known to reduce Magic Attack and amplify damage received from Magic-Based attacks, but is generally the best bet for stopping anything else.Also reduces range stats.
• Melee Armour is known for being bulky, making Ranged combat difficult.

Ranged Armour

See Ranged Armour.

• Ranged Armour tends to be lightweight, flexible material, like Leather or Dragonhide and some Chainmail.
• Ranged Armour is capable of defending against light attacks, but full on melee attacks will not be well stopped.
• Ranged Armour also dispels Magic fairly well, while negatively impacting Magic Attack, though not as much as Plate Armour.
• Ranged Armour offers the necessary mobility for Ranged Attack bonuses.

Magic Armour

See Armour/Magic Armour.

• Magic Armour is not "armour" per se. It is more in the line of robes and other similar garments, but there are a number of more protective magic items.
• Magic 'armour' is known for being very lightweight, and is preferable for magic casting, offering no negative influence, and not amplifying magic attacks. However, lightweight robes do not stop arrows or swords well, and therefore fall short in terms of protection against them.

Prayer Armour

Defence Level	Prayer Level	Armour	Name	Members
1	1		Priest gown	No
1	1		Monk robes	No
1	1		Shade robes	No
1	1		Zamorak robes	Yes
1	1		Druid robes	Yes
1	1		God books	Yes
10	1		White armour	Yes
45	35		Spirit shield	Yes
70	1		Verac the Defiled's armour	Yes
70	60		Blessed spirit shield	Yes
75	70		Arcane spirit shield (with 65 Magic)	Yes
75	70		Spectral spirit shield (with 65 Magic)	Yes
75	75		Divine spirit shield	Yes
75	75		Elysian spirit shield	Yes
20	10		Initiate armour	Yes
30	20		Proselyte armour	Yes
1	20		Vestment robe	Yes
1	40		Mitre	Yes
1	40		Vestment cloak	Yes
1	60		Stole	Yes
1	60		Crozier	Yes

Prayer Robes

Priest, Monk, Shade, Zamorak_(m), Druid_(m)
Robe Top, Robe Bottoms

Priest Gowns and Zamorak Robes give the lowest Prayer bonus, while Druid robes give a slightly higher bonus. Monk's Robes give the highest Prayer bonus in Free-to-play. Monk's Robes were very popular when Player killing was allowed prior to the 10 December 2007 updates. They are still often used by free players and those who cannot use Proselyte armour, which gives a higher bonus. However, these robes are not used often in minigames (nor are they recommended to be used in them). The wearer may find themselves often coming under attack from different attack styles in a multicombat area and, being able to use only one protect prayer at a time, this basically ensures a swift death (i.e. a player with monk's robes using Protect from Melee against a warrior coming under fire by a ranger, and being unable to protect from both).

God books_(m)

The God books are often used when using prayer. These are obtained by completing the Horror from the Deep quest. They then must be completed by adding God pages obtained from Treasure Trails. The incomplete books give a prayer bonus, while the completed ones give a bonus to all defences (Holy book), to all attacks (Unholy book) and equally to both attacks and defences (Book of balance). The Unholy book is used most often, especially with ranged and magic attacks, due to it having the highest ranged attack bonus and the third highest magic attack bonus (after the Arcane spirit shield and the Mage's book), for any sidearm. This also makes these pages the most expensive. These books are sometimes used to taunt other players especially with the Zamorak prayerbook by saying "The weak deserve to die, so that the strong may flourish. This is the creed of Zamorak."

Temple Knight Armour_(m)

Initiate, Proselyte
Sallet (Helmet), Hauberk (Platebody), Cuisse (Platelegs), Tasset (Plateskirt) (Proselyte only)

Temple Knight armour is popular prayer armour. Initiate armour is earned by completing the Recruitment Drive quest and Proselyte Armour is earned by completing Slug Menace quest. Initiate Armour has the same statistics as its Mithril armour counterparts, but with a large Prayer bonus (comparable to Monk's robes, but with a Helmet and good Melee and Ranged defence bonuses, making it superior) and much more efficient in battle against higher level enemies. Similarly, Proselyte armour has the same statistics as its Adamant armour counterparts, with an even larger Prayer bonus. The Proselyte Hauberk and Cuisse/Tasset give the highest Prayer bonus available for the torso and leg armours respectively.

Vestment Robes_(m)

Saradomin, Guthix, Zamorak
Mitre (Hat), Robe top, Robe bottom, Cloak, Stole (Amulet), (Weapon: Crozier)

The Vestment robe sets comprise many pieces. Mitres give the highest prayer bonus for any headgear and Stoles give the highest prayer bonus of any amulet. Vestment cloaks give the fourth highest prayer bonus for a cape, after the Soul Wars Cape, Ardougne Cloak 3, and a Trimmed Cape of Accomplishment. Vestment robe tops and bottoms give a small prayer bonus, less than Monk's robes, but many players wear them to look good or to show support for a God. The Crozier is not often used, as players prefer to use another weapon or staff. Vestments can be obtained from Treasure Trails, or by trading with another player.

Verac's Armour_(m)

Helmet, Brassard, Plateskirt. (Flail)

Verac's Armour is a high-level Melee Armour that gives a Prayer bonus. It gives the same bonuses as Initiate armour, except for Verac's plateskirt, which gives slightly less. When all of Verac's set is worn (including Verac's Flail), the player has a chance of hitting even through their opponents armour and prayer protect from melee. The set effect coupled with the Prayer bonus makes this armour very popular when fighting the Kalphite queen and in the Duel Arena. Verac's Armour is obtained from the Barrows minigame or by trading with another player. Like other Barrows Armour, Verac's Armour has to be repaired after 15 hours of combat.

Spirit shields_(m)

'Plain', Blessed, Arcane, Divine, Elysian, Spectral

Spirit shields are a range of shields available to members after they have completed the quest Summer's End. The shields are all derived from the "basic" Spirit shield, The basic Spirit shield requires level 45 Defence and level 55 Prayer, and its bonuses are comparable to a Rune kiteshield. The Blessed Spirit Shield, obtained by blessing the basic shield with a Holy elixir, has bonuses similar to that of a Dragon square shield, but with a heavily increased crush bonus.

Attaching a Spirit sigil to the blessed shield gives an additional bonus - the Arcane sigil increases the shield's magic attack bonus, making it the best sidearm available for magic attack; the Spectral sigil increases the shield's magic defence, making it the best sidearm available for magic defence; the Divine sigil gives the shield the special effect of "30% - or as much as if possible if 30% is more than your current amount of Prayer points - of any damage you take is removed. Half of this 30% is deducted from your Prayer instead, while the other half is ignored completely."; the Elysian sigil gives the shield a special effect of "70% chance of reducing the damage you receive by 25%".

All spirit shields give a small prayer bonus with enhanced ones giving a higher bonus.

The enhanced spirit shields are currently some of the most expensive items available; this is due to the fact that the parts are only dropped by the level-785 Corporeal Beast.

Highest Bonuses Armour

See Highest Bonuses Armour.

Highest Bonuses Armours are the best equipment sets available for certain bonuses. Armour includes items that can provide bonuses during combat. These bonuses include attack and defence. These bonuses help boost or protect against the different attack styles.

References

• RuneScape Game Guide
  • Prayer - Holy Attire and Equipment
  • Temple Knights' Armour

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Chart of Clone trooper and Stormtrooper armor.

Armor was a protective covering worn mainly by militants. Some examples of armor are Mandalorian armor, Sith battle armor, and light battle suits. Most armor would stop a standard blaster bolt, although only advanced, heavy battle armor could withstand a heavy cannon bolt. Specialized weapons (called disruptors) could punch through armor.

Overview

Katarn-class commando armor.

Armor was generally divided into three classes: light armor, medium armor, and heavy armor. Light armor usually came in the form of woven cloth or thin plastics. Medium armor, by far the most common, was made up of small ceramic or metal plates. Heavy armor was designed for front-line combat, and is usually fully enclosed.

Most cultures and races used armor for forms of armed conflict. Some armor was implanted with cortosis and made especially for battle with lightsabers. Mandalorian armor was some of the best armor in the galaxy, notably the Neo-Crusader armor used during the Mandalorian Wars.

Usually, armor was much more restrictive than regular clothing. Most Jedi did not use armor for this reason. Even though they did not wear armor, their robes had underlays for better protection. Armor was also used to show either rank or what type of soldier the wearer was, such as in the Grand Army of the Republic.

The Golan Arms DF.9 anti-infantry battery was enclosed by proton-shielded armor.^[1]

During the Yuuzhan Vong War, Yuuzhan Vong warriors wore Vonduun crab armor, which had been created from bioengineering Vonduun crabs and was still alive.

Notable armor

Darth Vader's infamous armor.

• 611 combat armor
• Acklay armor
• Arelik Armor
• ARC trooper armor
• Bone armor
• Bounty Hunter armor
• Bronzium light battle armor
• Chitin armor
• Composite armor
• Cresh Luck Armor
• Crusader MK III armor
• Darth Vader's armor
• Dragon armor
• Eriadu prototype armor
• Gladiator armor
• Ithorian Defender armor
• Ithorian Guardian armor
• Ithorian Sentinel armor
• Jedi armor
• Juggernaut armor
• Kashyyykian black mountain armor
• Kashyyykian Ceremonial armor
• Kashyyykian Hunting armor
• Katarn armor
• Katarn-class commando armor
• Leviathan power armor
• Mabari armorweave
• Mandalorian armor
• Marauder armor
• Marine armor
• Nemesis armor
• Neo-Crusader armor
• Padded armor

Obi-Wan Kenobi wearing modified Clone trooper armor.

• Phase I clone trooper armor
• Phase II clone trooper armor
• Rebel assault armor
• Rebel battle armor
• Rebel body armor
• RIS armor
• Scout trooper
• Sith armor
• Sith battle suit
• Sith stalker armor
• Sith trooper armor
• Snowtrooper
• Space trooper
• Stalker armor
• Stormtrooper armor
• Swamp trooper
• Tantel armor
• Ubese armor
• Vonduun crab armor
• X5 Malgon Armor

Appearances

Non-canon appearances

• LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
• LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
• Kowakian Monkey-Lizard
• Giant spiders are awesome
• Always count your clones before take-off
• LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy

Sources

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• Galaxy Guide 3: The Empire Strikes Back
• The New Essential Guide to Weapons and Technology
• Star Wars Trading Card Game – The Empire Strikes Back (Card: Armor Plating)
• Star Wars Galaxies Trading Card Game – Champions of the Force (Card: Reinforced Jacket)

Notes and references

From SWG Wiki

Crafted Bounty Hunter Armor

Armor is a type of equipment worn as protection against damage. The amount of damage mitigated varies based on the type of damage dealt, protection and resistance of the armor. All armor types can be worn by any profession upon reaching CL22.

Armor types

Most armor types consist of nine pieces: helmet, chestpiece, left and right bicep and bracers, gloves, leggings, and boots. Some species cannot equip gloves or boots. However, gloves and boots offer no protection since damage cannot be dealt to hands or feet. All crafted armor pieces can have a socket for a skill enhancing attachment including gloves and boots.

There are three armor categories: Assault, Battle and Reconnaissance. Each category of armor provides differing protections for energy damage and kinetic damage. Generally, ranged attacks deal energy damage (including lightsabers) and melee attacks deal kinetic damage.

Main article: Faction armor

Main article: Personal shield generator

Armor stats

Armor levels

Each armor type has three levels: basic, standard and advanced. This level is determined by the armor core used by the Smith to craft the piece. Basic cores may carry 0-4 layers, standard 0-8, and advanced 0-12. The addition of quality layers will increase the protection of the piece, possibly up to the cap of the core. However, crafting high quality layers requires many specialized resources, some of which are very rare. There are several different layer types that target various categories of protection values.

Damage reduction

There are two general damage and four additional elemental damage types. All weapons do either energy damage or kinetic damage, with some weapons doing some additional elemental damage. The four elemental damage types are electricity, acid, heat, and cold.

Armor protection stats range from 0 to 7600, though higher ratings can be achived through a combination of expertise and buffs. If an armorsmith experiments to improve the protection of one damage type, the armor will naturally have poorer protection for the opposite damage type. For example, an armor piece can have improved heat damage protection at the cost of the cold damage protection.

Armor value and actual percent damage reduction

• Exact function, where Percentage is the total amount incoming damage is reduced by and AR is the Armor Rating of an armor piece:

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You can also estimate your armor's effectiveness based on the following table:

Buying armor

Armor can be found through a bazaar search under Armor:(type of piece) - for example Armor:Headpiece. Using the Vendor Location option and setting the range to the entire galaxy will bring up all armor for sale in the galaxy that is being sold as individual pieces. Additionaly, some established smiths sell the armor in a pack, usually labeled with the name and resistances and color. These can not be found easily through the vendor search; you'll just have to go to their shop. Since the NGE, layered armor has been fashionable. Unlayered armor is very effective and much, much less expensive.

Looted armor

Armor can now be looted in various styles and colors. Looted armor often has additional bonuses, such as agility, stamina, etc. A major drawback to looted armor is that it comes in a wide variety of colors and has considerably lower armor than it's crafter counterparts.

Collecting a full suit of loot armor with +48 agility is possible, but collecting a matching suit is considerably more difficult.

Notes

• All pre-CU crafted armor gloves and boots retained any sockets they had before Combat Upgrade conversion. All pre-CU crafted armor has the option to be re-fitted into a different armor type to ensure the owner is still able to wear a bought armor set. These re-fitted armor pieces have fairly low stats.'
• Some armor must be 'biolinked' before it can be equipped.

See also

• Crafted Armor Color Kit

From TibiaWiki

Techical Information

Your armor is the equipment that is equipped in the center-slot of a character's inventory, his torso. These are often the equipment that will provide you a high defense (Armor Value) while compared to the other kinds of equipment, but will probably be the heaviest piece of your set.

However, they are expensive, and you might spend much more money on your armor than on any other equipment piece.

Today, you have 60 armors available in game. The strongest Armor is the Magic Plate Armor (called also MPA), and the strongest available armor which is still obtainable in Rookgaard is the Chain Armor.

Name		Arm	Weight	Attributes	Resist	Required Level	Required Vocation	Dropped By
Amazon Armor		13	99.00	distance fighting +3.		60	paladins	Orc Warlord during raid on Thais and Femor Hills
Ball Gown		0	25.00					None.
Belted Cape		10	35.00				paladins	Bog Raider, Gladiator, Undead Gladiator.
Blue Robe		11	22.00					Banshee, Countess Sorrow, Enlightened of the Cult, Gravelord Oshuran, Lich, Quara Mantassin, Vashresamun, Warlock.
Brass Armor		8	80.00					Bandit, General Murius, Hunter, Minotaur Archer, Minotaur Guard, Minotaur Mage, Nomad, Quara Constrictor, The Horned Fox, Toad, Undead Gladiator, Wild Warrior.
Cape		1	32.00					Enlightened of the Cult, Ghost, Hand of Cursed Fate, Lizard Snakecharmer, Quara Mantassin, Quara Mantassin Scout, Witch.
Chain Armor		6	100.00					Barbarian Bloodwalker, Blood Crab, Diabolic Imp, Dwarf Soldier, General Murius, Lizard Sentinel, Minotaur, Minotaur Archer, Minotaur Guard, Orc Berserker, Orc Shaman, Orc Warrior, Pirate Marauder, Quara Mantassin Scout, Valkyrie.
Coat		1	27.00					Witch, Frost Troll.
Crown Armor		13	99.00				knights and paladins	Fury, Hand of Cursed Fate, Hellgorak, Hero, Phantasm, Quara Pincher, Serpent Spawn.
Crystalline Armor		13	84.50		ice +3%, energy -3%	60	knights and paladins	Ghazbaran, Ice Overlord, Sea Serpent, The Leviathan.
Dark Armor		10	120.00					Behemoth, Black Knight, Destroyer, Gargoyle, Pirate Corsair, Young Sea Serpent.
Dark Lord's Cape		11	29.00		death +8%, holy -8%	65	sorcerers	Morgaroth
Demon Armor		16	80.00					None.
Divine Plate		13	75.00		death +10%, holy -10%	75	paladins	Dracola, Ferumbras, Undead Dragon.
Doublet		2	25.00					None.
Dragon Robe		12	28.50		fire +12%, ice -12%	75	sorcerers	Morgaroth.
Dragon Scale Mail		15	114.00				knights and paladins	Demodras, Dragon Lord, Frost Dragon, Undead Dragon, Chizzoron the Distorter.
Dwarven Armor		10	130.00		physical +5%			None.
Earthborn Titan Armor		15	120.00	axe fighting +2	earth +5%, fire -5%	100	knights	Lord of the Elements, Zulazza the Corruptor
Elven Mail		9	90					None.
Ethno Coat		7	25.50	magic level +1			sorcerers and druids	None.
Fireborn Giant Armor		15	120.00	sword fighting +2	fire +5%, ice -5%	100	knights	Morgaroth, Lord of the Elements.
Flower Dress		0	19.00					Dryad
Focus Cape		9	21.00	magic level +1			sorcerers and druids	Captain Jones, Nightmare Scion, Wyrm, Sea Serpent, Hellgorak.
Frozen Plate		13	75.00		ice +7%, energy -7%	75	paladins	Ghazbaran, Leviathan.
Girl's Dress		0	13.00					None.
Glacier Robe		11	22.50		ice +8%, energy -8%	50	sorcerers and druids	Quara Pincher, Quara Predator, Yakchal
Golden Armor		14	80.00				knights and paladins	Ferumbras, Juggernaut, Massacre, Undead Dragon, Warlock, Zarabustor.
Green Tunic		1	9.30					Acolyte of the Cult, Dharalion, Elf Arcanist, Fernfang, Hero, Orc Leader.
Greenwood Coat		12	28.50		earth +12%, fire -12%	75	druids	Ferumbras
Heavy Metal T-Shirt		6	8.00					Boogey.
Hibiscus Dress		0	19.00					Wyrm, Bog Raider, Boreth, Vampire Bride.
Jacket		1	24.00					Cave Rat, Munster.
Knight Armor		12	120.00				knights and paladins	Black Knight, Brutus Bloodbeard, Crystal Spider, Giant Spider, Hellspawn, Hydra, Lethal Lissy, Old Widow, Quara Hydromancer, Quara Hydromancer Scout, Ron the Ripper, Undead Dragon, The Snapper, Esmeralda.
Lavos Armor		13	85.00		fire +3%, ice -3%	60	knights and paladins	Annihilon, Fire Overlord.
Leather Armor		4	60.00					Amazon, Dark Monk, Dworc Fleshhunter, Dworc Venomsniper, Dworc Voodoomaster, Goblin, Monk.
Leopard Armor		9	95.00					Assassin
Lightning Robe		11	22.50		energy +8%, earth -8%	50	sorcerers and druids	Warlock
Magic Plate Armor		17	85.00				knights and paladins	Bones, Demon, Ferumbras, Ghazbaran, Orshabaal.
Magician's Robe		6	25.00				sorcerers and druids	None.
Magma Coat		11	22.50		fire +8%, ice -8%	50	sorcerers and druids	Diabolic Imp, Fire Overlord, Hellfire Fighter, Morgaroth.
Mammoth Fur Cape		10	20.00					Barbarian Brutetamer, Man in the Cave, The Bloodtusk
Master Archer's Armor		15	69.00	distance fighting +3		100	paladins	None.
Molten Plate		13	75.00		fire +7%, ice -7%	75	paladins	Morgaroth.
Native Armor		7	?					None.
Noble Armor		11	120.00					None.
Oceanborn Leviathan Armor		15	100.00	shielding +1	ice +5%, energy -5%	100	knights	Ghazbaran, Lord of the Elements, Leviathan.
Paladin Armor		12	65.00	distance fighting +2.			paladins	Annihilon, Bog Raider, Zulazza the Corruptor.
Pirate Shirt		3	20.00					Pirate Buccaneer.
Plate Armor		10	120.00					Ancient Scarab, Behemoth, Black Knight, Bonebeast, Brutus Bloodbeard, Crystal Spider, Defiler, Destroyer, Dreadbeast, Giant Spider, Kongra, Lizard Templar, Lost Soul, Massive Earth Elemental, Old Widow, Orc Leader, Orc Warlord, Warlord Ruzad, Pirate Buccaneer, Ron the Ripper, Tarantula, Undead Gladiator, Valkyrie.
Ranger's Cloak		7	48.00				paladins	None.
Red Robe		1	26.00					Adept of the Cult, Banshee, Pirate Ghost.
Red Tunic		2	?					None
Robe of the Ice Queen		12	29.50		ice +12%, energy -12%	75	druids	Ghazbaran.
Robe of the Underworld		12	31.00		death +12%, holy -12%	100	sorcerers	Orshabaal
Scale Armor		9	105.00					Barbarian Headsplitter, Dwarf Guard, General Murius, Ghoul, Grorlam, Lizard Sentinel, Lost Soul, Minotaur Archer, Necromancer, Orc Rider, Pirate Cutthroat, Quara Predator Scout, Undead Prospector.
Simple Dress		0	24.00					Banshee, Zombie.
Skullcracker Armor		14	110.00		death +5%, holy -5%	85	knights	Annihilon, Grim Reaper, Juggernaut.
Spellweaver's Robe		11	23.50		energy +10%, earth -10%	60	sorcerers and druids	Ghastly Dragon, Draken Spellweaver
Spirit Cloak		8	26.50	magic level +1			sorcerers and druids	Hellgorak, Nightstalker, Sea Serpent.
Studded Armor		5	71.00					Dwarf, Elf, Elf Scout, Orc, Primitive.
Summer Dress		0	10.00					None.
Swamplair Armor		13	84.50		earth +3%, fire -3%	60	knights and paladins	Earth Overlord, Serpent Spawn
Terra Mantle		11	22.50		earth +8%, fire -8%	50	sorcerers and druids	Banshee, Blightwalker, Earth Overlord, The Evil Eye, Medusa, Esmeralda.
The Rain Coat		1	32.00					Mephiles.
Tunic		0	15.00					None.
Velvet Mantle		12	28.50		energy +12%, earth -12%	75	sorcerers	Ferumbras.
Voltage Armor		13	84.50		energy +3%, earth -3%	60	knights and paladins	Energy Overlord, Hellgorak.
White Dress		1	24.00					None.
Windborn Colossus Armor		15	120.00	club fighting +2	energy +5%, earth -5%	100	knights	None.
Witchhunter's Coat		11	25.00		death +2%, holy -2%	50		None.
Wood Cape		2	11.00					None.
Yalahari Armor		16	70.00		death +3%	80	knights	None.
Zaoan Armor		13	95.50	speed +10		50	knights and paladins	Lizard High Guard,Lizard Legionnaire, Battlemaster Zunzu, Draken Warmaster, Ghastly Dragon.
Zaoan Robe		11	24.50		fire +10%, ice -10%	60	sorcerers and druids	Lizard Dragon Priest.

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From Traveller Wiki - Science-Fiction Adventure in the Far future

Starship and vehicle armour represents Material added to the surface of the vehicle to reduce combat damage. Various types of material are used for armour:

• Soft Steel: A soft ferrous metal hull.
• Hard Steel: A harder ferrous alloy metal hull.
• Composite Laminate: A composite metal-ceramic hull.
• Light Weight Composite Laminate: A lightweight version of a composite metal-ceramic hull.
• Crystaliron: A ferrous hull using metal with perfect crystal structure and carefully controlled impurities in order to gain maximum hardness and toughness.
• Superdense: A hull that has had its molecular structure partially collapsed in a massive artificial gravity field (such as might be encountered in a white dwarf star), which increases its density and strength.
• Bonded Superdense: Superdense armor with a small induced electronic current to strengthen the internal electron bonds which further increases the hull strength.
• Coherent Superdense: Bonded superdense armor dynamically manipulated by input from the sensors and the computer so as to polarize the subatomic forces in the the hull molecules, thereby presenting maximum penetration resistance to the specific striking weapon.

Armor Factor: Represents the thickness of the hull. In the case of planetoid hulls, an automatic hull armor factor is already present.