Medieval Armor

Type: Defensive

This discipline covers the use of older styles of armor, usually featuring
metal plates or woven chainmail worn over thick or padded clothing. Today
most often deployed using high tech materials and crafting methods the armor
is often more effective at general purpose protection than modern
equivalents but is usually significantly heavier and more restrictive.

Takes 80% damage from spears, longblades, knives and animal attacks.
Takes 90% damage from blunt weapons, bows, spearguns, thrown weapons and
striking attacks.

See Also

• disciplines