Armor
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Armor is a type of equipment that can be obtained from Tailoring skill and used in Combat.
This article is about armor base-types. Each armor object in the game is a separate instance of a certain base-type (see base-types and instances).
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List of armor (base-types)[edit | edit source]
Head[edit | edit source]
- Cap (level 1)
- Bandana
- Hide hood
- Steel helmet
- Beret
- Mesh net helmet
- Camo helmet
- Balaclava
- Ballistic helmet
- Combat helmet
- Ceramic-plated helmet
- Ghillie helmet
- Composite mask
- Advanced helmet
- Nanomat helmet
Chest[edit | edit source]
- Shirt
- Hide rags
- Sweatshirt
- Leather jacket
- Sweatshirt (steel-plated)
- Jacket (steel-plated)
- Aluminum vest
- Ballistic vest
- Titanium vest
- Ceramic-plated vest
- Ghillie torso
- Composite vest
- Advanced vest
- Nanomat vest
Hands[edit | edit source]
- Mittens
- Hide gloves
- Leather gloves
- Protective gloves
- Steel-plated gloves
- Gloves (light-armored)
- Ballistic gloves
- Titanium-plated gloves
- Ceramic-plated gloves
- Ghillie gloves
- Composite gloves
- Advanced gloves
- Nanomat gloves
Legs[edit | edit source]
- Pants
- Pants (reinforced)
- Pants (steel-plated)
- Pants (light-armored)
- Ballistic pants
- Titanium pants
- Ceramic-plated pants
- Ghillie pants
- Composite pants
- Advanced pants
- Nanomat pants
Feet[edit | edit source]
- Shoes
- Hide shoes
- Leather boots
- Steel-toed leather boots
- Boots (light-armored)
- Ballistic boots
- Titanium-plated boots
- Ceramic-plated boots
- Ghillie boots
- Composite boots
- Advanced boots
- Nanomat boots
Scavenging only armor[edit | edit source]
The following base-types can't be acquired by Tailoring and are only available through Scavenging or by purchasing from the player market:
