ARMOR LISTING

ARMOR TYPE	ARMOR BONUS	RESISTANCE TO...	AGILITY ADJUSTMENT*	COST*	WEIGHT lbs.	FABRICATION TIME
Soft Leather	+0/+1/—	Slash	—	1 sp/6 sp/—	7/15/—	1 day/6 days/—
Heavy Leather	+1/+1/—	Slash	—	9 sp/11 sp/—	16/23/—	14 days/16days/—
Padded Cloth	+0/+1/+1	Slash/Crush	—	2 sp/6sp/10 sp	4/6/10	1.5days/1.5 days/2.5 days
Woven Cord	+0/+1/+1	Slash	—	9 sp/13 sp/20 sp	8/10/12	4 days/5days/7 days
Heavy Animal Hide	+0/+1/—	Slash	—/—/-1	—	10/12/—	6 days/7 days
Boiled Leather	+1/—/—	Slash/Punct/Crush	-1/—/—	45 bp	15	4 days
Studded Leather	+1/+1/+2	Slash	—/-1/-1	12 sp/17 sp/21 sp	12/17/27	10 days/13 days/17 days
Brigandine	+1/+1/+2	Slash/Crush	-1/-1/-2	14 sp/20 sp/35 sp	14/18/24	15 days/18 days/23 days
Ring Mail	+1/+2/+2	Slash	-1/-1/-2	18 sp/24 sp/30 sp	12/14/17	7 days/10 days/12 days
Scale Mail	+1/+2/+2	Slash/Puncture	-1/-1/-2	48 sp/54 sp/68 sp	15/23/32	20 days/25 days/ 31 days
Bezainted	+1/+2/+2	Slash/Puncture	-1/-1/-2	40 sp/47 sp/55 sp	15/23/32	20 days/25 days/ 31 days
Splint Mail	+1/+2/+2	Slash	-1/-1/-2	45 sp/53 sp/64 sp	17/25/30	22 days/24 days/28 days
Chain Mail	+1/+2/+3	Slash	-1/-1/-2	15 sp/55 sp/65 sp	20/35/50	3 weeks/35 days/2 months
Laminated	+2/+3/+3	Slash/Puncture	-1/-2/-2	64 sp/70 sp/80 sp	19/26/35	28 days/30 days/40 days
Banded Mail	+2/+3/+3	Slash/Puncture	-1/-2/-2	70 sp75 sp/82 sp	21/29/40	27 days/32 days/38 days
Double Mail	+2/+3/+3	Slash/Puncture	-2/-2/-3	78 sp/85 sp/96 sp	24/38/55	50 days/55 days/65 days
Plate & Chain	+2/+3/+4	Slash/Punct/Crush	-2/-2/-3	83 sp/92sp/100 sp	24/35/50	38 days/6 weeks/7 weeks
Plate Mail	+3/+4/+5	Slash/Punct/Crush	-1/-3/-3	120 sp/150 sp/200sp	25/55/75	21 days/10 weeks/4 months
Leather Helm	—	Slash	—	15 bp	1	1 day
Mail Coif	—	Slash	—	25 bp	3	1.5 days
Iron Helm (open)	—	Slash/Punct/Crush	—	4 sp	3	3 days
Iron Helm (enclosed)	—	Slash/Punct/Crush	—	9 sp	5	8 days
Visored Helm	—	Slash/Punct/Crush	—	125 bp	5	10 days

* These catergories are broken into the three types that armor can come in. They are as listed: Cuirass, Hauberk and Full Suit. , , , , , ,

Table Definitions:

Armor Bonus: Bonus to Total Def. Damage Factor
Resistance To...: Reduce severity of this attack one level
Cuirass: Vest of armor that protects the chest, abdomen and back. Arms & legs remain bare.
Hauberk: Coat of armor that protects the chest, abdomen, back, waist and upper arms.
Full Suit: Every part of one’s body is protected, including the arms, legs feet & hands. Weak points are reinforced

Armor Definitions:

Soft Leather: any untreated, medium-weight animal skin; leather clothing often counts as soft leather
Heavy Leather: a heavy-weight, flexible animal skin
Padded Cloth: heavy, multi-layer cloth, sewn together with a padding in between to absorb attack
Woven Cord: thick, natural rope or cord woven into flat matting
Boiled Leather: boiled, shaped, & hardened thick leather; is fairly restrictive
Heavy Animal Hide: heaviest form of armor without chemical treatment, reinforcing or metal
Studded Leather: heavy leather reinforced with metal studs and strips
Brigandine: armor made up of a layer of cloth, a layer of metal scales, and another layer of cloth
Ring Mail: non-overlapping metal rings on heavy leather
Scale Mail: overlapping metal scales riveted on heavy leather
Bezainted: overlapping metal disks riveted on heavy leather
Splint Mail: vertical metal strips riveted on heavy leather
Chain Mail: interlocking metal rings and links; flexible
Laminated: overlapping metal strips that are linked together
Banded Mail: overlapping metal bands, linked together
Double Mail: heavy, interlocking metal rings & links that is thicker than chain & a little less flexible
Plate & Chain: series of plates reinforcing a chain underlayer
Plate Mail: metal plates linked by straps into a flexible whole

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