cuirass
ArmorA steel breastplate, and a vital part of plate armor. Even as full armor went into decline, cuirasses remained in use among cavalry in Europe.

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A steel breastplate, and a vital part of plate armor. Even as full armor went into decline, cuirasses remained in use among cavalry in Europe.
A steel breastplate, and a vital part of plate armor. Even as full armor went into decline, cuirasses remained in use among cavalry in Europe.
A steel breastplate, and a vital part of plate armor. Even as full armor went into decline, cuirasses remained in use among cavalry in Europe.
A pair of rubber flippers worn on the feet, which improve swimming speed while greatly impeding the wearer's ability to walk. This pair was reduced in volume and weight and has to be attached to diving boots with necessary attachment points.
An apron made of Kevlar fabric.
A face covering that helps protect from slashes and cuts, in addition to the cold.
A cut-resistant Kevlar throat guard, commonly used by welders, security forces and in some sports.
A simple cloth scarf worn by Marloss Voices. Wherever the Voices go, long-sought peace soon follows, for better or for worse.
Expensive black dance shoes with large heels.
A black cloak meant to be thrown over your body. Commonly used by witches and other creatures of the night.
An ultralight nylon backpack intended for one-day hiking trips. Waterproof, slim, and spacious.
A strange golden badge in the shape of a shield with scratched out lettering. The faceless figures decorating the badge seem taller and thinner than ordinary humans.
A pair of NIJ Level III ballistic plates with a concave profile, made of UHMW polyethylene. "STRIKE FACE" is printed on its outer surface. These plates are designed to be worn in the shoulder pockets of suitable plate carriers or combat shirts, and can resist several high-energy rifle rounds before breaking. Deltoid plates such as these are very infrequently worn due to their marginal utility in improving survivability.
A denim backpack. Solid storage for few encumbrance. The texture feels nice.
A pair of boots extending towards your lower leg, completely lined with denim. Looks cool and has above average protection.
A heavy denim cloak worn over your body. Warmer, sturdier and heavier than a cotton cloak.
A pair of denim shoes. They are cool and that's about it.
A durable nylon bag marketed towards military personnel. It has clips on the top and back, making it easy to attach a strap and wear it comfortably as a fanny pack. MOLLE webbing on the back lets you affix it to body armor or a backpack.
A tarnished silver star gives an air of authority to the wearer.
A tarnished golden shield gives an air of authority to the wearer.
An encumbering red wool suit with a hood adorned with cartoonish devil horns and a devil's tail on the back. It's for those who want to feel devilishly warm in their sleep.
A slick and long red tail that ends in a pointy spade.
A gold bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, gold necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A gold ring with a sparkling diamond mounted on top of it. Back in the old days, this could have been worth a fortune.
A shiny, gold tiara adorned with diamonds.
A platinum bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, platinum necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A platinum ring with a diamond mounted on top of it.
A shiny, platinum tiara adorned with diamonds.
A silver bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, silver necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A silver ring with a diamond mounted on top of it.
A shiny, silver tiara adorned with diamonds.
Fake teeth inlaid with diamonds, worn over the teeth. Fits horribly, but looks very shiny. For that high-class gangsta rap look.
Cheap socks designed to be worn once and then thrown away. They keep your feet clean, but are too thin to give any protection.
A lightweight mesh backpack, commonly worn by swimmers and divers.
A waterproof, self-winding watch on a stainless steel watchband. Tells the time and current temperature. Activate to check the digital thermometer.
A plastic name tag marking the wearer as a real doctor of the medical kind.
Two oval disks attached to a chain, worn by military personnel for identification.
A long soft rifle case. Provides storage for 2 long arms and rifles. Includes 3 accessory pockets and a strap.