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Armor
Armor
Armor comes in three different varieties: light, medium, and heavy. The AC of an unarmored character is 10.
Light armor
Light armor
Woven armor - Base AC 11
Padded armor - Base AC 12
Leather armor - Base AC 13
Padded coat - Base AC 12, Slow 1, protection 1, bludgeoning reduction 1
Layered coat - Base AC 13, bulk 1, piercing reduction 1, slashing reduction 1
Studded leather armor - Base AC 13, bulk 1, protection 2
Threaded leather armor - Base AC 13, protection 1
Medium armor
Medium armor
Chain shirt - Base AC 13, bulk 1, block 1, slow 1
Padded leather coat - Base AC 13, bulk 3, block 1, slow 1, cold resistance, physical reduction 1
Ring shirt - Base AC 14, block 1, bulk 2, slow 1
Plated leather breastplate - Base AC 14, bulk 3, block 1, slow 1, protection 1
Scale shirt - Base AC 15, bulk 4, block 1, slow 1
Metal breastplate - Base AC 15, bulk 4, block 1, slow 2, protection 2
Plated leather armor - Base AC 15, bulk 5, block 1, slow 1, protection 1
Heavy armor
Heavy armor
Chain coat - Base AC 16, bulk 6 block 1, slow 1, protection 1
Scale coat - Base AC 16, bulk 7, block 2, slow 2, protection 3
Ring coat - Base AC 17, bulk 7, block 2, slow 3, protection 5
Lamellar armor suit - Base AC 17, bulk 7, block 1, slow 4, physical reduction 2, protection 2
Splint armor suit - Base AC 18, bulk 8, block 1, slow 3, physical reduction 1, protection 3
Plated armor suit - Base AC 18, bulk 9, block 2, slow 4, physical reduction 2, protection 3
Mountain-pattern armor suit - Base AC 18, bulk 10, block 3, slow 5, protection 3, slashing resistance, bludgeoning resistance
Armor properties
Armor properties
The following names are used to describe armor properties:
Base AC - the base AC of armor. All armor AC is calculated as BASE_AC + (DEXTERITY BONUS - BULK, minimum 0)
Block X - provides X extra block at the start of combat, which lasts until the end of combat.
Bulk X - Reduce AC by (X - strength bonus, minimum 0), down to a minimum of 8.
Protection X - Gain X bonus to block checks.
Reduction X - Reduce incoming damage of some given type by X. Examples: Physical reduction 2, Fire reduction 1
Resistance - Provides resistance to a given type of damage. Examples: piercing resistance, cold resistance
Slow X - reduce movement speed by 5 * (x - strength bonus, minimum of 0.)
Shields
Shields
Shields come in two varieties: light, and heavy.
Light shields
Light shields
Barrel shield +1 to AC, spar, brace 3, bash 1d4
Buckler +1 to AC, spar, versatile, bash 1d4
Heater shield +2 to AC, bolster 1, bash 1d6 + repel 1
Round shield +2 to AC, bolster 1, brace 2, bash 1d6
Heavy shields
Heavy shields
Arm-pauldron +1 to AC, block 1, versatile, spar, brace 1, bash 1d4
Kite shield +2 to AC, block 1, bolster 1, brace 2, bash 1d8
Mirror shield +2 to AC, block 1, bolster 1, brace 4, bash 1d6
Tower shield +3 to AC, block 1, bolster 2, bash 1d4
Shield properties
Shield properties
The following names are used to describe shield properties:
Bash - The shield can be used to bash a creature as a reaction, if a melee attack has just been blocked or misses you. The damage dice and properties are listed alongside.
Block X - Provides X block at the start of combat, which lasts until the end of combat.
Bolster X - The wielder can spend an action to gain X temporary block until the start of their next turn.
Brace X - The wielder can spend a bonus action to gain a +X to block checks until the start of their next turn.
Spar - The wielder can spend a bonus action to use their acrobatics or athletics bonus for block checks until the start of their next turn.
Versatile - Can be wielded alongside versatile weapons, even while the versatile weapon is wielded in both hands, or alongside a light weapon that is being wielded in both hands, but it cannot be used to bash while doing so.
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