citrine and silver cufflinks
ArmorA pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.

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A pair of cufflinks with inset citrines.
A shiny, silver necklace adorned with a citrine pendant.
A silver ring with a citrine mounted on top of it.
A shiny, silver tiara adorned with citrines.
Fake teeth inlaid with citrines, worn over the teeth. It looks very shiny.
A simple hazardous materials handling suit. Though somewhat restrictive and fragile, wearing it will provide excellent protection against ambient radiation.
A simple and flexible transparent lens of plastic that clips into place over a panoramic gas mask's solitary eyepiece, providing extra protection from scratches, abrasions, and ballistic threats.
Sport shoes with hard undersides and studs on the bottom designed to dig into grass.
A clip-on necktie with blue and silver stripes. It's quick and easy to put on, and really, who's going to know the difference?
A heavy cloak meant to be thrown over your body.
A pair of tough canvas pants with sections of cotton sewn onto it in a crossing pattern, clearly done by an amateur.
A thick cotton sweatshirt that an amateur tailor sewed ever-increasing amounts of cloth onto, providing noticeable, if haphazard padding.
A red latex nose often worn by clowns. Squeezing the nose makes it honk.
Gigantic shoes fit for a clown. Incredibly difficult to walk in.
A colorful and ridiculous costume fit for a clown. Provides decent storage.
A staple accessory for gentlemen. Keeps your shirt collar in place and provides a more aesthetically pleasing arc to your necktie.
It's a detached collar with a bow tie, too. It's usually worn with a sexy one-piece bunny suit and bunny ears headband.
A sleek blouse in a camouflage pattern with angled breast pockets and lots of loop velcro for affixing patches. You might call it a jacket but it's really a blouse. It has a pocket for your pen!
Modern reinforced tactical combat boots. Very durable.
Colloquially known as a 'tank suit' in the media, these first-generation exoskeletons were tested in military service a few years back and determined to be too expensive for regular use. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
Colloquially known as a 'tank suit' in the media, these first-generation exoskeletons were tested in military service a few years back and determined to be too expensive for regular use. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
These were the second wave of military combat exoskeleton, and got a lot of media attention, with popular Navy commercials featuring them heavily. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
These were the second wave of military combat exoskeleton, and got a lot of media attention, with popular Navy commercials featuring them heavily. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
The final iteration of military power armor before the fall of civilization, this version was designed for actual widespread combat use and was seen on the front lines during the last days of the Cataclysm, unfortunately, the world ended before it could roll out in significant numbers. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
The final iteration of military power armor before the fall of civilization, this version was designed for actual widespread combat use and was seen on the front lines during the last days of the Cataclysm, unfortunately, the world ended before it could roll out in significant numbers. The exoskeleton itself is strapped on an environmental suit with an integrated life-support system. A variety of webbing, magnets, and clips allows the attachment of special armor plating onto the frame.
An oddly balanced long-sleeved shirt with a thin, breathable torso and thicker arms more appropriate for a jacket. The arms are covered in a camouflage pattern and have two shoulder pockets. It has a pocket for your pen!
A large ballistic plate that has been cracked by damage. It no longer provides reliable protection, but it's still just as heavy.
A medium-sized ballistic plate that has been cracked by damage. It no longer provides reliable protection, but it's still just as heavy.
A conical iron helm with additional protection for the neck, associated with the Mongol Empire.
A conical iron helm with additional protection for the neck, associated with the Mongol Empire.
A conical iron helm with additional protection for the neck, associated with the Mongol Empire.
Your bark is pulled together to protect your torso.
A circular copper locket. It's been tarnished with use, and has gained some dull green spots.
A plain, copper ring. Not very shiny, and not very popular.
Lightweight sandals made from wound cord. They offer little in the way of protection, but keep you cool during warmer months.
An apron made of cotton.
An apron made of cotton.
An apron made of cotton.
A snug-fitting cotton hat. Quite warm.
A counterweight pouch attachable to the back of a hard hat or helmet to balance the weight on your head. You can store batteries or some other very small items in it.
Whether yer hunting varmints, fixing up the ranch, or heading into the sunset, this is the hat for the job.
A bracelet made of cowrie shells, valued in many African cultures such as the Yoruba. If you want, you could meditate with this.
An assortment of cowrie shells used to decorate locs or braids.
A necklace made of cowrie shells, valued in many African cultures such as the Yoruba. If you want, you could meditate with this.