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Approved Armor Armour of the Lost

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Manufacturer: Isobel Serraris
Market Status: Closed Market
Production: Unique
Weight: Average


ARMOUR OF THE LOST

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the art was done by jota.s.art , i do not claim any rights to it.



PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Affiliation: Isobel Serraris Isobel Serraris
Manufacturer: Isobel Serraris Isobel Serraris
Materials:



SPECIAL FEATURES
  • The armour consists of many modular items, meaning that some parts can be taken off or shortened--for example, the chainmail can reach all the way over her legs, or can be shortened to her hip. This does not go for the body-sleeve, which must be worn from head to toe.​
STRENGTHS
  • Protection in combat; Phrik, durasteel, duranium and armourweave are all proper materials to ward off any blunt, lightsaber or blaster damage--to some degree at least. This makes it the ideal armour within, especially, close combat with a foe of any shape or size.
  • Cortosis-plates; Two of the armour's pieces share the properties to make a lightsaber short out, they can be used for both defence or offence. (E.g. a bracer can be used to make another's lightsaber short out, whereas the chestplate can ward off a piercing strike.)
  • Flexible; The bodyglove and chainmail make it easy to maneuver around, and the plates do not restrict her movement at all. So in spite of the weight, it is easy to dodge or strike one's foe while donning the mail.
  • Thermal resistance; Due to the enviroweave bodyglove, the armour is surprisingly well defended against both hot and cold forms of damage--or the presence of such climates.

WEAKNESSES
  • No technology; While it can be perceived as an advantage, it means Isobel is reliant on other tools or the Force in scenarios where she is lost, weakened or in another state where her armour cannot cover for her.
  • Noisy; Stealth is not an option when this armour is worn, as chainmail consists of many small ringlets, it leaves quite some noise whenever she walks.
    • Not weightless; To add on the former weakness, the armour is not heavy, but it's not as weightless as most Jedi robes, meaning the wearer has to adapt their fighting style to it.
  • Radiation damage; While enviroweave protects against heat/cold damage, and the other materials aid with blunt/lightsaber damage. There is nought that acts a shield against any form of radiation--beyond some light resistance from the weave.

DESCRIPTION

In her exile, Isobel no longer just faced training dummies or holograms, the stakes were higher and her previous armour failed to serve her needs no longer. It was adequate yes, and suited with plenty of technological abilities, but it only worked against her in those many travels throughout the corners of the galaxy. Battered and broken by persistent use, Isobel reused plenty of those materials for her new armour; something flexible, dark and without the big gaps her previous armour had.

The design was not inspired by the Luminous Nine, like the previous, but by various warriors, bounty-hunters and the like. It became a study of what worked best, what did one wear and why was it better than the other. In the end, she and a blacksmith in the outer reaches of the galaxy, forged this armour to suit all her needs: maneuvrability, defensive and not to be held back by technology [she would prefer to use the Force].
 


Out Of Character Info


Intent: To create a new set of armour for Isobel Serraris to replace the former.
Permissions: N/A

Technical Information


Affiliation: Isobel Serraris
Model: N/A
Modular: Yes
Material: See the main post.
Classification: Multipurpose
Defense Rating: High
Energy Resist: Very High
Kinetic Resist: Very High
Sonic Resist: Average
Thermal Resist: High
Radiation Resist: Low
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