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Plate Armor Traditionally the toughest casing that required the most strenght and stamina to wear. Depending on the game played casters either cannot carry the weight or the steel enclosure messes with how they cast spells. Joins in plate armor can either be mail encased or jointed similar to a lobster tail, offering differing movement options.

Kevlar Armor Kevlar is a more modern protection. Generally aimed at stopping low calibre bullets it is also capable of stopping most other hand to hand weapons as well, knives and whatnot. It is lightweight and usually only used for protection of vital organs in the chest area.

Paper or Fabric Armor Surprisingly paper armor is probably more resilient than leather and in the short term almost as good as plate armor manufactured from steel. This is due to its construction - sheets of paper or fabric stacked together tightly. Think of it in a similar way to a phone book. If you lie one on the ground and hit it with an axe it is unlikely to penetrate very far - when the phonebook is attached to an object that can move and give under your attack there is even less chance of penetrating it. It is thought that the samurai in Japan often used either fabric armor or paper armor. The more you know.