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Clothing and armor items in the game are designed to cover specific parts of the body.  For humans, they can cover one or several of the body parts:
Clothing and armor items in the game are designed to cover specific parts of the body.  For humans, they can cover one or several of the body parts:
Head, chest, abdomen, groin, arm, leg, hand and foot.   
Head, chest, abdomen, groin, ass, arm, leg, hand and foot.   
 
Clothing and armor strength is measured in terms of its thickness, which is a function of its strength as well as its density. The chart below should serve as a guide to the relative thicknesses of different materials.  Different articles of clothing/armor will protect you from different types of damage. (See ConceptDamageTypes for more information on damage types)


| *Thickness* | *Example* |
Clothing and armor strength is measured in terms of its thickness, which is a function of its strength as well as its density. The chart below should serve as a guide to the relative thicknesses of different materials. Different articles of clothing/armor will protect you from different [[Damage Types|types of damage]].
|  1  | Underwear |
|  2  | T-shirt |
|  3  | Double-knit |
|  4  | Sweater |
|  5  | Heavy Canvas |
|  6  | Leather/Padded Armor |
|  7  | Studded Leather/Ring Mail Armor |
|  8  | Brigandine/Scale Mail Armor |
|  9  | Chain Mail Armor |
| 10  | Ceramic/Splint Mail/Banded Mail Armor |
|  11  | Field Plate-Mail Armor |
|  12  | Full Plate-mail Armor |
|  13  | Ceramic-reinforced bear fur stuffed parka |


See also:
{| border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3 style="wikitable"
  * ItemWeapons
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
  * ConceptDamageTypes
! Thickness !! Example
|-
|  1  || Underwear
|-
|  2  || T-shirt
|-
|  3  || Double-knit
|-
|  4  || Sweater
|-
|  5  || Heavy Canvas
|-
|  6  || Leather/Padded Armor
|-
|  7  || Studded Leather/Ring Mail Armor
|-
|  8  || Brigandine/Scale Mail Armor
|-
|  9  || Chain Mail Armor
|-
|  10  || Ceramic/Splint Mail/Banded Mail Armor
|-
|  11  || Field Plate-Mail Armor
|-
|  12  || Full Plate-mail Armor
|-
|  13  || Ceramic-reinforced bear fur stuffed parka
|}


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[[Category:Things]] [[Category:Gameplay]]
-- Main.DodaiHasu - 19 May 2004

Revision as of 10:38, 30 January 2009

Clothing and armor items in the game are designed to cover specific parts of the body. For humans, they can cover one or several of the body parts: Head, chest, abdomen, groin, ass, arm, leg, hand and foot.

Clothing and armor strength is measured in terms of its thickness, which is a function of its strength as well as its density. The chart below should serve as a guide to the relative thicknesses of different materials. Different articles of clothing/armor will protect you from different types of damage.

Thickness Example
1 Underwear
2 T-shirt
3 Double-knit
4 Sweater
5 Heavy Canvas
6 Leather/Padded Armor
7 Studded Leather/Ring Mail Armor
8 Brigandine/Scale Mail Armor
9 Chain Mail Armor
10 Ceramic/Splint Mail/Banded Mail Armor
11 Field Plate-Mail Armor
12 Full Plate-mail Armor
13 Ceramic-reinforced bear fur stuffed parka
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