This vest consists of a simple, often concealable, carrier made of nylon or cotton. Its interior is filled with thick, dense panels made of tightly woven, yellow-gold aramid (Kevlar) fibers. The entire garment is flexible but stiff, lacking the rigid, plate-like feel of hard armor, and is typically secured with flat velcro straps.

This armor is a heavy, full-body encasement, consisting of large, rigid composite or ceramic plates designed to cover the torso, back, and limbs. These plates are affixed to a thick, padded aramid-fiber (Kevlar) undersuit, and the entire assembly is secured by heavy-duty locking buckles and reinforced straps. A full, enclosed helmet with a thick, transparent ballistic visor completes the suit, offering significantly more protection than a standard vest.

The lorica plumata also known the lorica hamata squamatque was a set of Roman armor. The name Lorica Plumata translates to feathered curiass. The reason the armor has this armor had this name, is because it had a feathered appearance due to the feather-like scales called plumes attached to oval shaped rings.The Lorica Plumata was a sleeveless armor with no shoulder guards that looked like a Linothorax. The Lorica plumata was one of the few sets of armor that combined mail and scales.

This armor consists of a set of articulated, forged steel plates - including a solid cuirass, backplate, and large pauldrons - designed to protect the torso and upper body. It is distinguished from full plate by its omission of full leg and arm encasement, relying instead on mail or hardened leather to protect the joints and lower limbs.

The iron cuirass is made from iron plates with a fitted, flared shape around the waist. Its smooth, rounded surfaces help to deflect blows to the chest, providing both protection and a sleek aesthetic.

This lower chest plate is made of reinforced iron and protects the stomach and lower ribs. It is attached to a cuirass to form a continuous barrier against attacks to the torso.

This vest has pockets for inserting ceramic plates that stop high velocity rifle bullets. The outer shell is made of tear-resistant fabric with webbing for attaching pouches and accessories.

Made from breathable foam and mesh, this liner is inserted into the vest for added comfort and ventilation. It absorbs shock and prevents bruising from impact with armour plates.

Made from hardened polyethylene or ceramic, these side plates fit into plate carriers to protect the ribs and lower torso. They provide a high level of ballistic protection without adding excessive weight.

Chest plate with plasma gel to absorb and dissipate energy from lasers and plasma weapons.

Chest armour with reflective coating to dissipate laser energy and reduce burns.

A waistcoat with heat-absorbing material to reduce the effects of heat.

A solid bronze cuirass designed to fit around the torso, it provided sturdy protection for Greek soldiers.

A vest made of overlapping bronze scales.

A piece of armour made of small iron plates that are laced together.

A polished, form-fitting shell of interlocking, articulated steel plates, covering the wearer from head to toe, defines this armor. It includes a full helm, a solid cuirass, and defenses for the arms and legs, all meticulously shaped. This suit, often worn over a padded gambeson or mail, is secured by numerous internal straps and buckles, creating a complete, heavy encasement.

The heavy ballistic vest is a bulky, full-torso carrier made of heavy-duty nylon, designed to hold thick, multi-curve ceramic plates in the front, back, and sides. It is distinguished by its additional, often detachable, armored components, such as a reinforced gorget (neck guard), large shoulder pauldrons, and a hanging groin protector, providing extensive coverage at the cost of mobility.

This modern vest features a heavy-duty nylon carrier with integrated pouches for rigid armor plates. Its defining feature is the extensive, built-in webbing covering the front, back, and sides, designed to combine ballistic protection with a fully modular load-bearing system for pouches and gear.

This full-body armor consists of interlocking, matte-finished composite plates (often in olive-drab or grey) worn over a sealed, synthetic undersuit. It features a full-face, enclosed helmet with a rectangular, multi-spectrum visor. The entire suit is covered in a modular webbing system for attaching ammunition pouches and utility gear, and is powered by a flat, rectangular power pack integrated into the backplate.

A heavy, articulated frame of dark alloys and composite plating forms this full-body exoskeleton, standing significantly taller and broader than a normal person. It features a sealed, reflective helmet/visor, oversized pauldrons, and a prominent, rear-mounted power core. Thick bundles of synthetic muscle or hydraulic pistons are visible at the major joints, such as the elbows, knees, and waist.

This armour was made by a master blacksmith named Ulrich. It has increased resistance.

A full-body carbon nanotube exoskeleton that increases strength and agility while providing high ballistic resistance.

Power armour lined with synthetic fibres that increase the wearer's strength.

An iron cuirass sculpted to show idealised muscles, providing both protection and an imposing appearance.

This set of apparel consists of simple, practical garments made from common fabrics like linen, wool, or cotton. It typically includes a basic shirt or tunic, a pair of trousers or a skirt, and perhaps a simple leather belt. The clothing is functional and unadorned, lacking any form of padding, armor, or specialized design.

This set consists of a tailored jacket and matching trousers, both crafted from an exceptionally fine, dark wool or silk, giving the fabric a subtle, lustrous sheen. The cut is precise and sharp, featuring hand-stitched lapels and functional cuff buttons. The jacket is fully lined with a smooth, high-quality silk.

A floor-length, single-piece garment of heavy, single-colored fabric (often black, white, or deep red). Its most distinct features are the exceptionally wide, bell-shaped sleeves and a deep, oversized hood designed to shadow the face.

This is a long overcoat, typically knee-length or longer, cut from heavy-duty, water-resistant fabric like gabardine, often in a tan, black, or olive-drab color. It features a double-breasted front, wide lapels, and a prominent belt of the same material, which is cinched with a buckle. Distinctive details include storm flaps, epaulets on the shoulders, and buckled straps at the cuffs.

The Tunic is crafted from a basic weave, typically linen, cotton, or wool. It falls from the shoulders to somewhere between the hips and the knees, featuring two simple sleeves and a basic, round or V-shaped opening for the head.

Chic but unobtrusive dress with hat, tailcoat, shirt, trousers, belt and boots.

This garment is a simple, loose-fitting outer robe made of coarse, heavy fabric like linen or wool. It is long-sleeved and typically reaches the ankles, designed to be worn over other clothing. It is secured at the front with simple fabric ties or a basic belt, lacking any complex fasteners or ornamentation.

It is an inconspicuous garment on the outside, but when it is put on it is embroidered with three small patches of different shapes. Only the wearer of the robe can see these patches, understand their function, and remove them from the robe. It takes one turn to remove a patch. Once removed, the patch becomes a real item. Once all the patches have been removed, the spell is over.

Bodysuit that uses nanofibres to mimic the environment, making the wearer virtually invisible.

A suit that regulates temperature to keep the wearer comfortable in extreme climates.

A cloak that bends light to make the wearer invisible, ideal for stealth missions.

A bodysuit that muffles the sound of movement, making it easier to infiltrate silently.

A skirt made of leather strips that hangs from the waist to protect the thighs while allowing movement.

Sturdy leather sandals with reinforced soles, worn by soldiers on long marches.

A really chic dress, in any color.

A bronze forearm guard to deflect blows and reduce injury to the arm.

Laced leather shoes

Made from iron, these knee guards have a hinged design that allows the wearer to move freely while still protecting the knee joint. Their rounded shape helps to deflect blows to this vulnerable area.

Wool gloves protect your hands from cuts and cold.

Knee pads reinforced with shock absorbing material for highly mobile soldiers.

A carbon fibre spinal exoskeleton for back support.

This Kevlar-based protector is designed to protect the groin area from shrapnel and small arms fire. It attaches to vests to provide additional lower body protection, especially in high threat environments.

These boots have steel reinforcement in the toe area to protect against crushing injuries. The soles are slip resistant and the uppers are made from waterproof leather for durability in a variety of environments.

These large shoulder protectors are made from iron and have flared wing extensions for extra coverage of the neck and upper arms. The curved design deflects blows away from vital areas.

Made from ballistic nylon and dense foam, these elbow pads absorb impact and protect against cuts. They’re designed to withstand high wear and tear and offer flexibility for tactical operations.

Lightweight composite shoulder armour for upper body protection.

Bronze guards worn on the shins to protect against blows and rough terrain.

These gauntlets are constructed from small, overlapping iron plates that allow each finger to move independently. Reinforced knuckles protect the hands from direct blows, while still allowing for dexterity when wielding weapons.

Boots equipped with antigravity generators for brief levitation and shock-absorbing landings.

Gauntlets connected to the neural interface, allowing you to control gadgets with thought commands.

These gloves are made from fine, tightly-woven silk thread, resulting in a smooth, lustrous surface. They are exceptionally thin and lightweight, tailored to fit the hands and fingers snugly. The stitching is delicate and precise, almost invisible on the smooth fabric.

These shoulderguards are made of iron with decorative etching along the edges. They curve over the shoulders and connect to the upper arm armour, providing coverage without restricting arm movement.

These boots are forged from blackened iron to resist rust. The sabatons are articulated for flexible movement, while the pointed toes add a touch of intimidating style.

Electric shock resistant boots with rubber and synthetic layers.

Nanofibre gloves for enhanced dexterity and grip.

Wrist guards with reflective coating to deflect laser attacks.

These knee pads have a ballistic nylon exterior and memory foam interior for comfort. They're designed for high shock absorption and flexibility, allowing for easy movement in rugged terrain.

Gloves that generate an electromagnetic field to repel small metal objects.

Bronze guard worn on the upper arm.

A thick leather glove that protects hands and wrists from cuts and impacts.

These trousers have Kevlar panels sewn into the knees and thighs to protect against abrasions and cuts. They're durable and ideal for rugged environments where lower body protection is essential.

These thigh protectors are made of iron plates that hang from the waist to cover the thighs. Their overlapping design allows for mobility while effectively shielding the thighs from blows.

Made from Kevlar and reinforced with rubber padding at the knuckles, these gloves offer both cut and blast resistance. They're designed to allow dexterity while protecting against fire and shrapnel.

Covering the upper arm, this piece of armour is made from iron and secured with leather straps. Its curved shape follows the natural contours of the arm, providing robust protection without restricting movement.

Protective iron guards for the lower legs, worn by soldiers to shield from strikes and debris.

Armguards embedded with materials to absorb impact and protect the forearms.

This visor attaches to helmets to protect the face from thrown objects and non-lethal projectiles. Its polycarbonate construction is lightweight, impact resistant and easy to clean after exposure to contaminants.

A helmet with reinforced electronics to withstand electromagnetic pulses.

This neck and lower face guard is made from a single piece of iron that curves upwards to cover the chin and jawline. It fits underneath the helmet, protecting vulnerable areas such as the throat and allowing for freedom of movement.

This face shield is made from lightweight carbon fibre with an anti-fog coating. It provides impact protection for the face and is often used in tactical and riot situations where visibility is critical.

The helmet is made from carbon fibre and offers a lightweight alternative to traditional Kevlar helmets. It provides ballistic resistance and includes mounts for accessories such as cameras or flashlights.

A helmet equipped with integrated communication systems for field communication.

Graphene helmet with heads-up display showing real-time tactical and health metrics.

A bronze helmet with an impressive crest, designed to intimidate enemies and protect the head.

This aventail is made of interlinked iron rings and hangs from the helmet to cover the neck and shoulders. It provides extra protection for the neck while allowing flexible movement.

The helmet has a wide, flaring brim, giving it the appearance of a cooking pot. Made entirely of iron, it shields the head from above while deflecting rain and sunlight from the face.

Made from padded fabric and worn under a helmet for added comfort and shock absorption. It covers the head and neck, providing an extra layer of defence against blows.

This coif consists of interlocking iron rings that form a hood-like structure covering the head, neck and shoulders. It's worn under a helmet to provide additional protection to areas that might otherwise be exposed.

Helmet with quantum sensors that predict threats and emit a brief energy shield to deflect attacks.

A bronze helmet with a sloping nose guard and cheek pieces, providing strong protection for the head.

A virtually indestructible nanofilm visor that protects against bullets and bright light.

Made from boiled leather, this helmet has a rounded, pointed shape with a visor for extra face protection. The leather material is lighter than metal but still offers decent protection, and the visor can be lifted for better visibility.

Made from layered Kevlar, this collar wraps around the neck to provide ballistic protection from shrapnel and small arms fire. It attaches to tactical vests for secure neck coverage.

Made from thick iron, this neck guard wraps around the throat to prevent injury from slashes and thrusts. It fits snugly around the neck and attaches to the upper armour, providing continuous defence.

A helmet equipped with acoustic dampeners to protect hearing from explosions.

This helmet is made from multiple layers of Kevlar to provide ballistic protection against small calibre bullets and shrapnel. It includes a four-point harness for a secure fit and is compatible with night vision equipment.

A bronze helmet with a rounded top and cheekguards, popular with Greek cavalry.

These goggles are made from polycarbonate lenses to protect your eyes from shrapnel and debris. Frames are typically padded for comfort and feature anti-fog and scratch-resistant coatings.

The helmet has an open face with a small brass crest on top and cheek plates on the sides. The rounded shape of the helmet deflects blows, while the brass detailing adds a touch of grandeur.

A solid medallion of dark, cold iron hangs from a thick leather cord. Its face is etched with a complex, angular sigil that seems to repel the light. The metal remains unnaturally cold to the touch, regardless of the ambient temperature.

Made from flame-resistant fabric, this balaclava covers the head and neck to protect against burns. It's often worn under helmets by firefighters and SWAT teams for thermal protection.

This large, circular shield is constructed from thick wooden planks, often faced with stretched leather and bound by a heavy iron rim. A prominent, domed steel boss (umbo) sits at the exact center. This boss protects the wielder's hand, which grips a single horizontal bar directly behind it, a design distinct from the arm-straps of a kite shield.

A shield of excellent and delicate workmanship, despite its generous height and width, this shield is surprisingly easy to carry and put in place in a flash,

This shield once belonged to Lord Nudarth Redscale the III, ruler of Brara and tyrant of an entire empire above the clouds,

This shield is unique, and was last wielded by Ulf Kanten, who slew Nudarth with the help of his companions in his throne room,

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The Standard Personal Protection Shield was developed in conjunction with emergency responders with the goal of achieving an ideal blend between handling, weight, size and modularity. The shield provides protection against the most common threats.

Einsatzschild gegen leichte Gefahren durch Faustfeuerwaffen. Auch geeignet für den Einsatz bei Ausschreitungen oder bei der Strafverfolgung. Das ballistische Visierfenster ist austauschbar.

An enormous, heavy shield, built to be almost as tall as a person. Its shape is typically rectangular or a large, elongated oval, often curved to wrap slightly around the body. The construction is of thick, reinforced wood, frequently faced with leather and bound in metal, and it is secured by a series-of heavy straps for the arm and hand.

A small, round disc of steel or hardened leather, often no wider than a forearm's length, defines this shield. Its primary feature is a prominent, central metal boss which protects a simple bar grip held directly behind it in the fist. It lacks the arm-straps found on larger kite or heater shields.

Constructed from a transparent polycarbonate material, the shield provides impact resistance against thrown objects, blunt force and non-lethal projectiles. Its lightweight design allows for easy manoeuvrability in crowd control situations.

This heavy-duty shield is constructed from reinforced aluminium with a polycarbonate visor that is both impact and ballistic resistant. The window allows clear vision while providing a high level of defence in combat situations.

A wrist-mounted device that creates a magnetic field to deflect metal projectiles.

A large circular shield with bronze facing, used by hoplites to defend and form phalanxes.

A wooden shield with a bronze boss for added protection and ease of grip.

A wooden shield reinforced with leather.

A buckler for flits