Image Source: Character is Isa, from Infinity Blade.
Intent: To Create a set of Armor for Darth Imperia that complements her strengths and weaknesses
Development Thread: N/A
Manufacturer: Darth Imperia
Model: N/A
Affiliation: Darth Imperia
Modularity: The Helmet can be removed.
Production: Unique
Material: Armorweave, Phrik, alchemized Cathar leather
Classification: Multipurpose
Weight: 4.53kg
Quality: 7 Average
9 vs Slashing
8 vs Lightsabers
7 vs Piercing
7 vs Blasterfire
3 vs Blunt Force
Special Features:
· Exceptionally Stylish
Strengths:
- Lightweight and Mobile
- 100% Less chance of plasma based dismemberment
- Blaster Resistant
Weaknesses:
- In a galaxy full of blasters, plasma blades, and crazy space wizardry, you don’t often run into anyone wielding a good old fashion, heavy instrument in battle. Should you do so, however, you really don’t want to be wearing this particular set of armor.
- There are no eye-holes in the helmet. If Imperia wishes to wear the helmet into battle, she must rely on her Force Sense to guide her.
- Lightsaber resistance does not apply to her hands.
Description: If you had asked Darth Imperia, at the beginning of her career as a lowly acolyte, what sort of Sith she would develop into, she would’ve told you she was going to become a great sorceress, or perhaps a subtle trickster akin to Sidious. And while she’s got a bit of Sorcerous knowledge under her belt, and she’s quite clever, the path she’d taken shocked even her – she’d become a warrior, through and through. And as a warrior, she needed a set of armor that suits her particular style. What she developed was a lightweight, mobile, and fairly comprehensive suit of armor – a bodysuit of phrik chainmail, woven between two layers of armorweave, with a phrik helmet and spaulders to round things off. While this may all sound impressive, the suit had two glaring weaknesses – the first is that it was almost useless against blunt force trauma. In the grand scheme of things, not a big deal, but potentially nasty nonetheless. The second was that the helmet, made of solid phrik, was eyeless, requiring the wearer to rely on Force Sense to guide them.
Primary Source: None
