Armor	
DP	
Armor AC	
VS. Slash	
VS. Pierce	
VS. Blunt	
Spell Failure	
Weight	
GP	

Body	
Back-and-Breast	
35	
6	
3	
6	
6	
20%	
25	
80	

Brigandine	
20	
6	
5	
5	
6	
20%	
35	
120	

Chain- Lamellar	
25	
4	
2	
4	
6	
30%	
35	
125	

Chain Hauberk	
25	
6	
4	
6	
8	
30%	
35	
75	

Coin Armor	
20	
6	
5	
5	
6	
35%	
40	
?-1000	

Cord Armor	
10	
8	
6	
8	
10	
10%	
15	
10	

Dhenuka	
20	
6	
6	
8	
6	
15%	
20	
30	

Front Body	
Do-maru	
10	
8	
8	
10	
8	
10%	
20	
25	

Gallic Armor	
15	
7	
5	
6	
7	
10%	
20	
32	

Front Body	
Hara-ate	
20	
8	
8	
10	
8	
10%	
10	
5	

Half-plate	
35	
4	
0	
4	
4	
40%	
40	
300	

Hide	
20	
6	
6	
8	
6	
20%	
30	
15	

Hoplite Armor	
30	
5	
3	
1	
7	
30%	
40	
160	

Lamellar	
20	
6	
6	
5	
6	
25%	
35	
100	

Lamellar Shirt	
20	
7	
7	
6	
7	
15%	
20	
85	

Leather Armor	
10	
8	
8	
10	
8	
10%	
15	
5	

Leather, Gnomish Workman=s	
15	
7	
5	
6	
7	
15%	
15	
5	

Leather, Padded	
10	
8	
8	
10	
8	
5%	
10	
4	

Leather, Scale	
15	
7	
5	
6	
7	
15%	
25	
25	

Leather, Spiked	
15	
7	
5	
6	
7	
15%	
25	
50	

Leather, Studded	
15	
7	
5	
6	
7	
15%	
25	
20	

Linen, Quilted	
10	
8	
8	
10	
8	
5%	
10	
10	

Lorica Hamata	
25	
6	
4	
6	
8	
25%	
25	
120	

Lorica Segmenta	
30	
5	
3	
5	
4	
25%	
20	
175	

Light Scale	
20	
7	
7	
6	
7	
25%	
25	
80	

Mail, Improved	
30	
4	
2	
4	
6	
30%	
50	
100	

Mail and Plate	
35	
4	
1	
4	
4	
35%	
45	
150	

Mail, Banded	
30	
4	
2	
4	
3	
35%	
35	
200	

Mail, Bronze Plate	
30	
4	
2	
0	
6	
35%	
45	
400	

Mail, Chain	
25	
5	
3	
5	
7	
30%	
40	
75	

Mail, Drow Chain	
25	
4	
2	
4	
6	
25%	
20	
C	

Mail, Dwarven Plate	
35	
2	
-1	
2	
2	
45%	
75	
C	

Mail, Elfin Chain	
25	
5	
3	
5	
7	
25%	
50	
750+	

Mail, Elven Chain	
25	
5	
3	
5	
7	
25%	
20	
C	

Mail, Elven Plate	
35	
3	
0	
3	
3	
30%	
25	
C	

Mail, Plate	
35	
3	
0	
3	
3	
35%	
50	
600	

Mail, Reinforced	
15	
3	
1	
3	
5	
30%	
50	
600	

Mail, Ring	
15	
7	
6	
6	
7	
25%	
30	
100	

Mail, Scale	
20	
6	
6	
5	
6	
25%	
40	
120	

Mail, Sea Elf Scale	
20	
6	
6	
5	
6	
20%	
20	
C	

Mail, Splint	
30	
4	
4	
3	
2	
40%	
40	
80	

Metal Lamellar	
25	
5	
5	
4	
5	
30%	
35	
250	

Plate, Field	
40	
2	
-1	
1	
2	
40%	
60	
2000	

Plate, Full	
45	
1	
-3	
-2	
1	
35%	
70	
4000-10000	
	
Samnite	
25	
5	
3	
4	
5	
30%	
35	
80	

Three-quarter Plate	
45	
3	
-1	
0	
3	
35%	
45	
800	

Wood/Bone Armor	
5	
7	
5	
7	
6	
10%	
20	
50	

Surprise Penalty	
HELMETS	

	

Additional Spell Failure	

C	
Cap	
5	
6	

	
	
5	
8	

-1	
Closed-face	
25	
3	

	
5%	
9	
27	

C	
Coif	
15	
5	

	
	
7	
14	

-2	
Great	
35	
1	

	
10%	
10	
30	

C	
Hanburi	
15	
8	

	
	
3	
1	

C	
Leather	
15	
8	

	
	
2	
1	

C	
Jinsaga	
5	
7	

	
	
5	
1	

-1	
Kabuto	
20	
4	

	
5%	
10	
25	

-1	
Open-Face	
20	
4	

	
5%	
9	
27	

# of Foes	
SHIELDS	

	

Additional Spell Failure	

4	
Body	
35	
+2	
+2	
+2	
+2	
100%	
15	
10	

1	
Buckler	
10	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
40%	
3	
1	

3	
Madium	
25	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
80%	
10	
7	

2	
Small	
10	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
60%	
5	
1	

ARMOR PIECES	

	

Additional Spell Failure	

Body + Arms	
Chahar-aina	
20	
+1	
+2	
+1	
+1	
5%	
10	
75	

Arms	
Dastana	
2	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
5%	
3	
25	

Legs	
Haidate	
10	
+1	
+2	
+1	
0	
0	
10	
5	

Front Body	
Hara-ate-gawa	
8	
+1	
+1	
0	
+1	
0	
10	
5	

Upper Body	
Haramaki	
10	
+1	
+2	
+1	
0	
5%	
15	
10	

Upper Body	
Haramaki-do	
10	
+2	
+3	
+2	
+1	
10%	
20	
15	

Back Body	
Horo	
10	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
5%	
1	
2	

Body	
Poshteen	
10	
+1	
+1	
0	
+1	
5%	
5	
5	

Arms	
Sode	
5	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
0	
3	
8	

Legs	
Sune-ate	
5	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
0	
5	
5	

Legs	
Thracian	
5	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
0	
5	
10	

Arms	
Kote	
10	
+1	
+1	
+1	
+1	
5%	
1	
8	

Armor:		This is the name of the armor.
DP:		This is the number of ‘hit points’ an armor has and is name Damage Point. Each time your character is hit, substract 1 point to the armor. It cost 1/10 the total armor cost to repair 1 armor point. All plate armors will eventually crumble even if it is repaired several times, once it has receive through all it’s repairs enough damage point to total it’s maximum Damage Point total, every time it will receive a critical it will have to save vs. crushing blows or crumble into tiny metal pieces.
Armor AC:	This is the armor class it provides to the character.
VS. Slash:	This is the armor class it provides to the character vs. all slashing attacks.
VS. Pierce:	This is the armor class it provides to the character vs. all piercing attacks.
VS. Blunt:	This is the armor class it provides to the character vs. all bludgeoning attacks.
Spell Failure:	This is the % chance a spellcaster has to miscast a spell while wearing this type of armor. Remember that a character must be able to use/wear the armor or the spell failure chances will become 100%.
Weight:	This is the total weight of the armor.
GP:		This is the armor cost in Gold Pieces.

Armor Description

Brigandine

Back-and-breast
Chain Lamellar

Chain Hauberk
Coin Armor
Cord Armor
Dhenuka
Do-maru

Gallic Armor
Hara-ate

Half-plate

Hide
Hoplite Armor
Lamellar

Lamellar Shirt
Leather Armor

Leather, Gnomish
     Workman’

Leather, Padded

Leather, Scale
Leather, Spiked

Leather, Studded

Linen, Quilted

Lorica Hamata

Lorica Segmenta

Light Scale

Mail, Improved

Mail and Plate
Mail, Banded

Mail, Bronze Plate

Mail, Chain

Mail, Drow Chain

Mail, Dwarven Plate
Mail, Elfin Chain

Mail, Elven Chain

Mail, Elven Plate

Mail, Plate

Mail, Reinforced
Mail, Ring

Mail, Scale

Mail, Sea Elf Scale

Mail, Splint

Metal Lamellar
Plate, Field

Plate, Full

Samnite

Three-quarter Plate
Wood/Bone Armor

Helmet
Cap

Closed-face Helmet
Coif
Great Helm

Hanburi

Leather Helmet
Jinsaga

Kabuto

Open-face Helmet

Shields
Body

Buckler (Target)

Medium

Small

Armor Pieces
Chahar-aina

Dastana

Haidate

Hara-ate-gawa
Haramaki

Haramaki-do

Poshteen

Sode

Sune-ate

Thracian
Kote	Made of layer of small metal plates riveted to an undercoat of soft leather, thick cloth, or coarse canvas.
It consist of only a plate mail breastplate.
It consist of a chain mail with a lamellar breastplate, greaves, and arm guards.
It is a long-sleeved coat that hung to the wearer’s knees made of chain mail.
An armor made of common coins similar to a scale mail.
It consist of rope-like fibers woven and knotted into a thick, though fabric.
Higher quality of an hide armor.
It is a corselet, or armor, covering the stomach, chest, shoulders, and back of a character. Small tassets hang down over the waist and upper part of the legs. It is normally made of lamellar (laced) armor.
It consist of a leather legging and sleeve, with a wide metal belt.
The hara-ate is a suit of armor designed to protect the front of the body. It has a breastplate and thigh protectors made from laced armor. Back attacks are treated as having no armor at all.
It consist of a breastplate and tassets, or hip armor, but the lower legs are left unarmored, as are the inside of the arms..
Hide armor are made from the thick hide of a very large animal.
It consist of a bronze breastplate and greaves, with a studded leather skirt.
It consist of small, overlapping plates of metal sewn together or stitched to a backing of leather or cloth.
It consist of a lamellar coat with a cloth skirt.
Made of strong and stiff leather, having been hardened in boiling oil and then stretched over a wooden or stone model.
A normal leather armor with dozens of tiny tool holders and pouches,typically filled with the most bizarre collection of coins, nails, tools, weapons, widgets, and sprockets ever assembled on one body.
It consists of two or more layers of spun cloth stuffed with thick batting and quilted together.
This armor is a combination of leather with a scale breast.
Like a normal studded armor except that the rivets have been augmented by sharp spikes.
Studded leather armors are soft and supple with hundreds of metal rivets affixed.
Similar to padded armor, the wearer gain a +5% to move silently and climb walls.
It consist of a chain mail shirt and a skirt of leather reinforced with bronze or iron strips. 
It consist of a breastplate of banded mail and a reinforced skirt of studded leather armor.
It is a normal scale armor but is made out of iron, bronze, or steel, but it’s also possible to make a scale armor out of cuir boilli leather scales, bone, or horn. 
It consist of small metal strips threaded through the links; double mail used heavier links double-jointed; augmented mail used a thick leather backing to reinforce the coat.
It consist of a breastplate over a chain mail armor.
It is made of overlapping horizontal strips of laminated metal sewn over a backing of normal chain mail and soft leather backing.
It is made of heavy metal plates attached to a layer of brigandine or composite layers of metal scales and leather or padded armor.
It is made of interlocking metal rings worn over a layer of padded fabric or soft leather.
Same as a normal chain mail except that the metal used to make them is adamantite mixte with other alloyed.
Same as a normal plate mail except that it is bulkier.
Such armor has each individual link of chain armor wrapped in thin leather or light cloth binding. It is not bulky and can be easily worn under clothing.
Same as a normal chain mail except that the metal used to make them is mithril silver mixte with other alloyed.
Same as a normal plate mail except that the metal used to make them is mithril silver mixte with other alloyed.
It is a combination of chain or brigandine armor with metal plates covering the vital areas such as the chest, abdomen and groin. It comprises heavy steel plates riveted to a sturdy backing of chain and leather.
This armor is a combination of Quilted linen, chain mail and metal plates.
This is a form of chain mail made by sewing large metal rings to a leather or cloth backing.
It is made of a coat of soft leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scale of a fish.
Same as a normal scale mail except that the leather used to make them is of eel-skin, which does not disintegrate in salt water, and the metal is of unknown mixte alloyed.
It is made of overlapping Vertical strips of laminated metal sewn over a backing of normal chain mail and soft leather backing.
Higher quality of lamellar armor.
It consists of shaped and fitted metal plates riveted and interlocked to cover the entire body. A thick layer of padding must be worn under the armor.
It consist of perfectly-fitted interlocking plates specially angled to deflect arrows and blows, and the suit is carefully adorned with rich engraving and embossed detail.
It consist of a leather or metal chest plate, a leather sleeve on it’s weapon arms, and leather bands on legs.
It is made of a full plate torso, arms, and partial legs.
It is similar to a lamellar armor except that the metal is replace by wood or bone.

It is made of padded, leather, or steel skullcap worn much like a close-fitted cap, beret, or bonnet.
Identical to the open-face hemlet but it include a visored faceplate.
It is a padded chain mail hood.
It is a massive metal helm that covers the entire head, including the neck and often the upper shoulders.
It is a helmet made of hardened leather or light metal plates. Some only covers the crown and forehead. Others covers the entire head and protect the ears.
It consist of a cuir boilli leather reinforced by iron or bronze bands.
It is an iron version of the peasant’s round straw hat. It has no guards for the ears, cheeks, or back of the neck. It can serve as a cooking pot when on campaign.
This is the oriental great helmet. The bowl of the helmet is made of strips of iron riveted together. There is normally a small opening at the top of the head where the plates meet. Mounted on the back and sides of the helmet is a flowing neckguard which normally curves outward in two wings at the front.
It is made of reinforced leather or metal, it covers most of the head, save the face and neck.

It is a massive metal or wooden shield reaching nearly from the chin to the toe of the user. It is usually 6 feet tall.
It is a small round shield of wood or metal that fastens to the forearm. It can be worn by crossbowmen and archers with no hindrance to their attacks with their chosen weapons. It is usually one foot in diameter.
It is made of metal and range from 3 to 4 feet in diameter. The hand carrying the shield can’t be use for anything else.
It is made of metal and is usually round in shape. The hand carrying the shield can be use to handle small items but can’t hold other weapons. It is usually 2 feet in diameter.

It is four plates strapped around the wearer’s back, chest, and on each side under the arms.
It is a pair og hinged plates that fully encircled the arm with mittens of cloth or mail to protect the hand.
It is an apron of laced armor that  protects the thighs and knees of the character. It is fashioned into large plates that hang loosely down in front and at the sides. It is worn around the waist.
It is a simple leather corselet, armor for the stomach, chest, and back.
It is a belly protector. It is a lightweight piece of armor made from silk and chain mail or small metal plates. It is not bulky and can be easily worn under clothing. It protects the stomach, chest, and back of the character.
It is similar to the haramaki but cannot be concealed under clothing since it is bulkier.
It is a heavy sheepskin coat. If worn over an armor heavier than leather, the character get’s a –1 on all dexterity checks. A wizard can wear the armor but suffer a 5% spell failure. The wearer save vs. Cold attacks with a +1 bonus while wearing the coat.
It is a metal or wooden square or rectangle in shape, fastened by cords to the armor that covers the shoulders of the wearer.
It is a shin guard, extending from the top of the ankle to the bottom of the knee. It is normally made os splints of metal attached to leather padding and warpped around the shin and tied into place.
It is a leather bands worn on the legs.
It is a pair of armored sleeves connected by a band of leather or cloth across the shoulders. The sleeves extend from the shoulders to the backs of the hands. They are normally made of mail and some have small metal plates sewn into them. It can be worn under robes and in combination with armors, and can also be used as a shield, works like a buckler for this purpose, but id used for that purpose it will loose it’s AC bonus just like a normal shield.	

Armor Description

Brigandine

Back-and-breast
Chain Lamellar
Chain Hauberk
Coin Armor
Cord Armor
Dhenuka
Do-maru

Gallic Armor
Hara-ate

Half-plate

Hide

Hoplite Armor
Lamellar
Lamellar Shirt
Leather Armor

Leather, Gnomish
     Workman’

Leather, Padded

Leather, Scale
Leather, Spiked

Leather, Studded

Linen, Quilted

Lorica Hamata
Lorica Segmenta
Light Scale
Mail, Improved
Mail and Plate
Mail, Banded

Mail, Bronze Plate

Mail, Chain

Mail, Drow Chain

Mail, Dwarven Plate
Mail, Elfin Chain

Mail, Elven Chain

Mail, Elven Plate

Mail, Plate

Mail, Reinforced

Mail, Ring

Mail, Scale

Mail, Sea Elf Scale

Mail, Splint

Metal Lamellar

Plate, Field

Plate, Full

Samnite

Three-quarter Plate

Helmet
Cap

Closed-face Helmet

Coif
Great Helm

Hanburi

Leather Helmet
Jinsaga

Kabuto

Open-face Helmet

Shields
Body

Buckler (Target)

Medium

Small

Armor Pieces
Chahar-aina

Dastana

Haidate

Hara-ate-gawa

Haramaki

Haramaki-do

Poshteen

Sode

Sune-ate

Thracian
Kote	Made of layer of small metal plates riveted to an undercoat of soft leather, thick cloth, or coarse canvas.
Plate mail breastplate.
Lamellar breastplate, mail for limbs.
Thigh-length coat of mail.
An armor made of common coins.
Made of thick cords strap around the body.
Higher quality of an hide armor.
It is a corselet, or armor, covering the stomach, chest, shoulders, and back of a character. Small tassets hang down over the waist and upper part of the legs. It is normally made of lamellar (laced) armor.
Leather legging and sleeve, metal belt.
The hara-ate is a suit of armor designed to protect the front of the body. It has a breastplate and thigh protectors made from laced armor. Back attacks are treated as having no armor at all.
This armor is a combination of chainmail with metal plates covering vital areas.
Hide armor are made from the thick hide of a very large animal.
Bronze breastplate, greaves, leather skirt.
Higher quality of scale mail.
Lamellar coat, cloth skirt.
Made of strong and stiff leather, having been hardened in boiling oil and then stretched over a wooden or stone model.

A normal leather armor with dozens of tiny tool holders and pouches,typically filled with the most bizarre collection of coins, nails, tools, weapons, widgets, and sprockets ever assembled on one body.
It consists of two or more layers of spun cloth stuffed with thick batting and quilted together.
This armor is a combination of leather with a scale breast.
Like a normal studded armor except that the rivets have been augmented by sharp spikes.
Studded leather armors are soft and supple with hundreds of metal rivets affixed.
Similar to padded armor, the wearer gain a +5% to move silently and climb walls.
Chain shirt, studded leather skirt.
Banded mail shirt, studded leather skirt.

This armor is a combination of Quilted linen and chain mail.
Breastplate over a chain mail.
It is made of overlapping horizontal strips of laminated metal sewn over a backing of normal chain mail and soft leather backing.
It is made of heavy metal plates attached to a layer of brigandine or composite layers of metal scales and leather or padded armor.
It is made of interlocking metal rings worn over a layer of padded fabric or soft leather.
Same as a normal chain mail except that the metal used to make them is adamantite mixte with other alloyed.
Same as a normal plate mail except that it is bulkier.
Such armor has each individual link of chain armor wrapped in thin leather or light cloth binding. It is not bulky and can be easily worn under clothing.
Same as a normal chain mail except that the metal used to make them is mithril silver mixte with other alloyed.
Same as a normal plate mail except that the metal used to make them is mithril silver mixte with other alloyed.
It is a combination of chain or brigandine armor with metal plates covering the vital areas such as the chest, abdomen and groin. It comprises heavy steel plates riveted to a sturdy backing of chain and leather.
This armor is a combination of Quilted linen, chain mail and metal plates.
This is a form of chain mail made by sewing large metal rings to a leather or cloth backing.
It is made of a coat of soft leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scale of a fish.
Same as a normal scale mail except that the leather used to make them is of eel-skin, which does not disintegrate in salt water, and the metal is of unknown mixte alloyed.
It is made of overlapping Vertical strips of laminated metal sewn over a backing of normal chain mail and soft leather backing.
Higher quality of lamellar armor (The scales are of bigger proportion).
It consists of shaped and fitted metal plates riveted and interlocked to cover the entire body. A thick layer of padding must be worn under the armor.
It consist of perfectly-fitted interlocking plates specially angled to deflect arrows and blows, and the suit is carefully adorned with rich engraving and embossed detail.
It consist of a leather or metal chest plate, a leather sleeve on it’s weapon arms, and leather bands on legs.
It is made of a full plate torso, arms, and partial legs.

It is made of padded, leather, or steel skullcap worn much like a close-fitted cap, beret, or bonnet.
Identical to the open-face hemlet but it include a visored faceplate.
It is a padded chain mail hood.
It is a massive metal helm that covers the entire head, including the neck and often the upper shoulders.
It is a helmet made of hardened leather or light metal plates. Some only covers the crown and forehead. Others covers the entire head and protect the ears.
Similar to a coif but made of hardened leather.
It is an iron version of the peasant’s round straw hat. It has no guards for the ears, cheeks, or back of the neck. It can serve as a cooking pot when on campaign.
This is the oriental great helmet. The bowl of the helmet is made of strips of iron riveted together. There is normally a small opening at the top of the head where the plates meet. Mounted on the back and sides of the helmet is a flowing neckguard which normally curves outward in two wings at the front.
It is made of reinforced leather or metal, it covers most of the head, save the face and neck.

It is a massive metal or wooden shield reaching nearly from the chin to the toe of the user. It is usually 6 feet tall.
It is a small round shield of wood or metal that fastens to the forearm. It can be worn by crossbowmen and archers with no hindrance to their attacks with their chosen weapons. It is usually one foot in diameter.
It is made of metal and range from 3 to 4 feet in diameter. The hand carrying the shield can’t be use for anything else.
It is made of metal and is usually round in shape. The hand carrying the shield can be use to handle small items but can’t hold other weapons. It is usually 2 feet in diameter.

It is four plates strapped around the wearer’s back, chest, and on each side under the arms.
It is a pair og hinged plates that fully encircled the arm with mittens of cloth or mail to protect the hand.
It is an apron of laced armor that  protects the thighs and knees of the character. It is fashioned into large plates that hang loosely down in front and at the sides. It is worn around the waist.
It is a simple leather corselet, armor for the stomach, chest, and back.
It is a belly protector. It is a lightweight piece of armor made from silk and chain mail or small metal plates. It is not bulky and can be easily worn under clothing. It protects the stomach, chest, and back of the character.
It is similar to the haramaki but cannot be concealed under clothing since it is bulkier.
It is a heavy sheepskin coat. If worn over an armor heavier than leather, the character get’s a –1 on all dexterity checks. A wizard can wear the armor but suffer a 5% spell failure. The wearer save vs. Cold attacks with a +1 bonus while wearing the coat.
It is a metal or wooden square or rectangle in shape, fastened by cords to the armor that covers the shoulders of the wearer.
It is a shin guard, extending from the top of the ankle to the bottom of the knee. It is normally made os splints of metal attached to leather padding and warpped around the shin and tied into place.
It is a leather bands worn on the legs.
It is a pair of armored sleeves connected by a band of leather or cloth across the shoulders. The sleeves extend from the shoulders to the backs of the hands. They are normally made of mail and some have small metal plates sewn into them. It can be worn under robes and in combination with armors, and can also be used as a shield, works like a buckler for this purpose, but id used for that purpose it will loose it’s AC bonus just like a normal shield.