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ArmorAn honorable badge identifying the owner as a "Knight Errant" of "House Da". The large letters slowly dwindle in size as the badge runs out of space, leaving out the last two letters of Dino Dave's name.

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An honorable badge identifying the owner as a "Knight Errant" of "House Da". The large letters slowly dwindle in size as the badge runs out of space, leaving out the last two letters of Dino Dave's name.
A piece of cardboard crudely bent into shape and cut to look like a crown. This one's been loosened up somewhat, allowing it to be worn over some headgear comfortably.
A pair of pants lined with pockets, offering lots of storage.
A pair of shorts lined with pockets, offering decent storage.
A piece of clerical clothing, usually worn by Christian priests.
This armor, made of interlocking plates of burnished bronze, appears to be either a high-quality recreation or a genuine artifact. Despite having an ancient design, it is in mint condition aside from some battle damage. It covers from the shoulders to the hips and is of extremely high quality.
This leg armor, made of interlocking plates of burnished bronze, appears to be either a high-quality recreation or a genuine artifact. Despite having an ancient design, it is in mint condition aside from some battle damage. It covers from the upper thigh to the lower shin, and is of extremely high quality.
A leather hand and arm wrap incorporating metal plates over the knuckles to improve punching power and defense.
A leather hand and arm wrap incorporating metal plates over the knuckles to improve punching power and defense.
A leather hand and arm wrap incorporating metal plates over the knuckles to improve punching power and defense.
A fully customized chainmail suit. The metal shows signs of rust and corrosion. Combine with a gambeson or other padded layer for optimal protection.
Customized chainmail chausses that cover the feet, like booties made of chainmail. The metal shows signs of rust and corrosion.
A customized chainmail hood. Can be worn comfortably under helmets.
A fully customized chainmail outfit, covering torso and arms. Combine with a aketon or other padded layer for optimal protection.
Customized chainmail leggings. Their straps keep everything in place, and the lack of toes and heels allows them to work perfectly well with footwear. The metal shows signs of rust and corrosion, and some chain links have fallen away.
A customized chainmail vest. The metal shows signs of rust and corrosion. It's a sleeveless piece of chainmail with small straps designed to better distribute the weight.
A pair of tough chaps made of Kevlar. Chainsaw kickbacks are potentially fatal; personal protective equipment like these chaps help protect your femoral arteries. The layered Kevlar is designed to fray on contact with the chain and bind up the tool.
A wreath headdress made from plant material woven into a ring.
A cheap ghost costume comprised of a white sheet with two eye holes cut out. A simple hat is worn underneath to keep the sheet in place.
In a pinch, these pants can be used for an impromptu game of checkers.
A light and breezy cheerleader dress. It's blue and white with the word "Cheers" printed at the top.
A breezy red cheerleader skirt. Easy to move in, and of an acceptable length for most real cheerleading.
A double-breasted uniform to protect against the heat of the kitchen.
A fabric ammo pouch that can be strapped to your chest and hold a single magazine close at hand.
Popularized during the Vietnam War, chest rigs like these are typically plain, barebones affairs consisting of three or more pouches in a row, with straps to secure them on your chest. This one can hold four magazines in its pouches.
Popularized during the Vietnam War, chest rigs like these are typically plain, barebones affairs consisting of three or more pouches in a row, with straps to secure them on your chest. This one can hold four magazines in its pouches.
Popularized during the Vietnam War, chest rigs like these are typically plain, barebones affairs consisting of three or more pouches in a row, with straps to secure them on your chest. This one can hold four magazines in its pouches.
The skin hardens, develops. Good, it will be needed.
Leg and body armor made from the exoskeletons of insects.
Leg and body armor made from the exoskeletons of insects.
Leg and body armor made from the exoskeletons of insects.
Boots made from the exoskeletons of insects.
Boots made from the exoskeletons of insects.
Boots made from the exoskeletons of insects.
A helmet made from the exoskeletons of insects. Covers the entire head; very light and durable.
A helmet made from the exoskeletons of insects. Covers the entire head; very light and durable.
A helmet made from the exoskeletons of insects. Covers the entire head; very light and durable.
A gold bracelet with sparkling citrines.
A pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.
A shiny, gold necklace adorned with a citrine pendant.
A gold ring with a citrine mounted on top of it.
A shiny, gold tiara adorned with citrines.
A platinum bracelet with sparkling citrines.
A pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.
A shiny, platinum necklace adorned with a citrine pendant.
A platinum ring with a citrine mounted on top of it.