Armor in Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead – Page 56

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tourmaline dental grill

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Fake teeth inlaid with tourmaline, worn over the teeth. It looks very shiny.

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tourniquet (arm)

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A first aid device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity in order to limit blood flow. Should be employed only to manage heavy bleeding, because prolonged use will harm the limb. It can be adjusted in size to fit different limbs.

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tourniquet (arm)

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A first aid device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity in order to limit blood flow. Should be employed only to manage heavy bleeding, because prolonged use will harm the limb. It can be adjusted in size to fit different limbs.

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tourniquet (leg)

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A first aid device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity in order to limit blood flow. Should be employed only to manage heavy bleeding, because prolonged use will harm the limb. It can be adjusted in size to fit different limbs.

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tourniquet (leg)

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A first aid device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity in order to limit blood flow. Should be employed only to manage heavy bleeding, because prolonged use will harm the limb. It can be adjusted in size to fit different limbs.

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tourniquet (leg)

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A first aid device used to apply pressure to a limb or extremity in order to limit blood flow. Should be employed only to manage heavy bleeding, because prolonged use will harm the limb. It can be adjusted in size to fit different limbs.

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towel

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A large, fluffy towel. It could be used to dry yourself. Any person that can travel the length and breadth of the apocalypse, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still know where their towel is, is clearly a force to be reckoned with.

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towel

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A large, sopping wet towel. If you wait a little bit, it should dry out. Don't panic.

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track touring suit

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A leather bodysuit with padding in high-impact areas, meant for motorcyclists out on the track. The leather is stiff but makes the armor much sturdier and more protective than lighter counterparts.

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trapper pack

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An L-shaped wooden frame with a waterproofed cloth sack attached to it. There's a drawstring to hold things in and straps to carry it on your back.

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travelpack

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A hiking pack used for short trips.

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trenchcoat

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A thick canvas trenchcoat, lined with pockets. Great for storage.

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tricorne

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A classic design, the "tricorne", or three-cornered hat, simply pins a large and floppy brim out of the way, though this example adds well-embroidered designs and is oiled against water. Whether you're the "guvnah" of a settlement, or the captain of a post-apocalyptic crew, this is the hat for you.

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triple stacker ammo pouch

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A collection of 6 pockets, 3 wide and 2 deep, designed to hold rifle magazines and keep them accessible and secure. Has MOLLE straps for attaching to a vest or can be strapped directly to your chest.

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tunic

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A simple garment long enough to cover down to the knees.

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turban

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Cloth wound around the head, worn by people of many cultures worldwide. Some historical examples could be huge and ostentatious, but this one is a very simple design.

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turnout coat

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A heavy protective coat worn by firefighters, highly resistant to heat and flame.

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turnout trousers

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A heavy pair of protective overalls worn by firefighters as protection against heat.

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tuxedo

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A full-body tuxedo. Makes the apocalypse feel a little more classy.

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underarm protector

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A sturdy cotton plastron that protects much of the torso, the dominant shoulder, and underarm while fencing.

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undergrown iridescent carapace plate

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A chunk of otherworldly carapace that seems to have been forced into the shape of a ballistic plate with a slightly concave profile. Scarred into the outer surface is the label "STRIKE FACE". The armor coverage is spotty and it appears to be oozing and pulsing like it is in pain.

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undergrown iridescent carapace side plate

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A chunk of otherworldly carapace that seems to have been forced into the shape of a ballistic plate with a slightly concave profile. Scarred into the outer surface is the label "STRIKE FACE". The armor coverage is spotty and it appears to be oozing and pulsing like it is in pain.

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undershirt

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A simple white undershirt. Worn beneath your regular clothes, it provides a little extra warmth.

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union suit

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A one-piece suit of full-body long underwear that helps to maintain body temperature. It laces closed in the front.

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US ballistic vest

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A ballistic vest with specialized pockets on the front, back, and sides to hold armor plates. While this plate carrier is still protective even without inserts, it's too soft to effectively stop high-energy projectiles on its own.

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US heavy ballistic vest

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Heavier ballistic armor used by the US Army, known as the IOTV. It has pockets on the front, back, and sides for armor plates; additional protection for the lower back; and attachment points for optional shoulder, groin, and neck protection.

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utility kilt

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Common in America, the utility kilt takes the traditional woolen kilt and constructs it out of cotton canvas and then adds a pocket that would never be on a traditional kilt.

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utility vest

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A light vest covered in pockets and straps for storage.

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uttarasanga

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A traditional Buddhist shirt, covering most of the upper body, but not the arms.

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vampire fangs

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A wicked pair of fangs, pointed and surgically sharp.

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vampire fangs

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A pair of white vampire fangs made of plastic.

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varsity jacket

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A jacket traditionally worn by school athletes. The logo of the school has an oddly detailed fractal pattern that draws your eye in whenever you look at it.

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varsity jacket

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A cotton varsity jacket, the type that the jocks in a highschool or a college would wear.

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vintage jeans

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A pair of vintage jeans that has started to lose its color. It appears to be slightly heavier and thicker; but hey, don't let that stop you from wearing the fashion of the olden days!

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violin case

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Useful to carry your precious musical instrument around protected from any harm.

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vision correction assembly

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A detachable frame of prescription lenses intended for installation behind a panoramic gas mask's visor, providing an alternative vision-correcting solution to users with inherent eye issues rather than contact lenses.

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waist corset

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A snug, black leather waist corset. Works as a stylish solution for back pain. Use it to loosen it if you want to wear it over normal clothing.

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waist corset (loose)

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A somewhat loose black leather waist corset. Works as a stylish solution for back pain. Use it to wear it tighter and close to the skin.

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waist shotgun bandolier

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A leather bandolier worn around the waist for keeping shotgun shells close to hand.

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waistcoat

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An elegant waistcoat. Ideal for those occasions when wearing only a shirt would be too casual and a suit would be overdoing it.

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weak energy shield

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A weak energy shield that protects against ballistic damage.

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WearMan Music

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A set of speakers implanted into your skull, that can receive local radiowaves and play downloaded music at a concert hall quality. It is currently playing "Rubik's Mickse".

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WearMan Radio

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A set of speakers implanted into your skull, that can receive local radiowaves and play downloaded music at a concert hall quality. It is currently listening to the radio.

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wedding dress

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A beautiful white wedding dress. What good will it be now?

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wedding ring

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A flawless ring, ensnaring a diamond with twists of pure gold. It's a constant reminder that the wearer is married.

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wedding veil

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A lacy white wedding veil.

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weighted blanket

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A thick, layered blanket with glass microbeads added to increase the weight.

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welding mask

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A plastic mask with a very dark visor, meant to protect the entire face while welding. It also serves as somewhat good armor, but makes it hard to see. Activate it to push it up your head.

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