Crysis
Lost One
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To give an aesthetic example for the clothing/armor worn by Crysis in most outings
- Image Source:Vashperado Deviantart
- Canon Link: Armor Clothing Communications
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: Phrik, Reifflex Padding, Gundar Leather, Cortosis,
- Manufacturer:
Crysis
- Affiliation:
Crysis
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: N/A
- Modularity: Endlessly
- Production: The scale is Unique
- Material: Cloth, Phrik, Reifflex Padding, Gundar Leather, Cortosis, Electrical Components
- Classification: Provides a sensible medium between comfort, style, and battle ready tactfulness
- Weight: Very Light
- Resistances: (For each category choose from: None, Very Low, Low, Average, High, Very High, Extreme. Ratings of High, Very High, and Extreme will need to be added as strengths with elaboration.) Resistance Ratings Extreme will require the submission to be Semi-Unique. This Resistance Rating is considered very strong and are usually dealing with unique items that should be restricted to Player Characters only.
- Energy: Extreme
- Kinetic: Very High
- Lightsabers: Extreme
- EMP/ION: Average
- The Force: Average
- Vacuum: None
- Heat: Low
- Cold: Very High
- Chemical: Low
- Sonic: Very Low
- Electrical: Low
- Grappling Hook Launcher (Left Vambrace)
- Communications Device (Right Vambrace)
- A hood that actually works for Togruta
- Lightsaber Resistance - With a fusion of Phrik, and Cortosis Vambraces, and accompanying lightweight plates woven into the fabric with Gundark leather, The wearer of the armor (henceforth referred to by name, Crysis) is able to engage with lightsaber wielders with relative ease. Easily shorting out their lightsabers if she can manage to get a direct block against one of the Vambraces, though likely able to surprise them if they strike at her body and hit a plate.
- Energy Resistance - In the same vain as the Lightsaber's resistances, the Armor plating within the robe-set can do a decent job of soaking blaster bolts, though do nothing to comfort the blunt force trauma of their normally devastating impact. At the very least, there's a high chance the user will survive if they take a direct shot to the plating. Bruising however isn't accounted for.
- On the go (Light) - This ensemble was put together with freedom of movement in mind, and with the plating schematic blended perfectly enough to promote defense, while also allowing for Crysis to perform acrobatic maneuvers with relative ease. Tumbles, Rolls, (Anti) Heroic Landings included.
- Reifflex Padding - Tactfully woven with Reifflex padding at the shoulders, and other logical fall points, this ensemble greatly reduces the full impact of kinetic repercussions Crysis may bare. They'll still hurt, but not as much; she benefits most greatly from this within her Vambraces. A careful eye may even be able to spot the padding extending to cover bits of her hand, just about to her palm. Though her leggings, upon further inspection are fully padded with this soft material.
- Secret Agent - The hoody on this ensemble does wonders in concealing one's identity from the side profile, making them only truly easily identifiable from the front, and head on.
WEAKNESSES
- The Force - This ensemble offers Crysis no advantages against the Force, and the systems, and plating within the armor could technically still be manipulated, or destroyed by a Force savvy individual.
- Chemical - This ensemble offers Crysis no real resistances towards ACIDS, or harmful chemicals, as they will eventually seep through the parts that are fabric.
- Secret Agent - As easily as it is to conceal her identity with the hood up, she can still be recognized by someone who knows who they're looking for, via notation of the two tell-tale bumps where her Montrals are. Also, wearing this ensemble with her hood up, cuts down the natural abilities to echolocate by roughly half the distance, unless she removed the hood.
- Assassin on Assassin violence- The highest resistances in Crysis armor are focused on a front-facing opponents. Giving them generally half of the resistance they usually receive from surprise attacks from the rear, and when it comes to lightsabers, none at all.
- Multilayered- While her clothes fit nice and snug, with it being also worthy of being considered slightly armored, and the complexity of some of the items within, it would take Crysis a long to get out of her clothes if she needed too. Also takes her a little while to put everything on in emergencies.
- Sonic - The Decibel scale is real, and this armor most especially without an accompanying helmet offers very little to stop such attacks, borderline useless at defending against them.
- Heat - Fire is real, and most of the outfits materials only promote it; a good flame can quickly turn this powerful armor into a deathtrap.
- Vacuum - Oxygen is real, and this outfit offers no protection against oxygen deficient environments (or generally dangerous gasses).
Less of a one all uniform, the clothes, and the accompanying items within are a culmination of the life experiences Crysis has suffered and enjoyed so far. Needing to be on call at a moment's notice to do her master's bidding, while also needing a way to remain incognito in her personal time or otherwise. With everything as it is, Crysis still wears a Togruta sash of blackened Gundark Leather; oddly, clinging to what remnants of her culture she still maintains. If she finds need to change it, or the means to do so throughout the means of the Force, she will. For now though, its simple enough for her to do the things she needs to do.
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