Any piece of worn armor can be upgraded with a range of modifications. The Capacity of a piece of armor is equal to its Armor Rating. Armor modifications have variable Capacity costs. Each modification also has a rating between 1 and 6, except as noted.
Available in sleek, unobtrusive styles, these internal tips allow you to manually interact with the Matrix in Augmented Reality Mode, letting you "touch" and "hold" virtual AROs and receiving tactile force-feedback.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 1
Cost: ¥150
Notes:
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An auto-injector is a small medical injection unit built into the armor and usually linked to the user’s biomonitor.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 4
Cost: ¥1,500
Notes:
If one or more pre-programmed conditions are met (set by the character with an Electronics + Logic (1) test) or an instruction received from the wearer, either manually or through a user's PAN, the auto-injector dispenses a medication, drug, or chemical into the wearer's bloodstream.
The Auto-Injector has 5 doses that can hold one or more substances in any combination.
Refilling the Auto-Injector takes 1 minute per dose.
Wireless: Inject the substance into yourself on command as a free action.
Much less conspicuous than a helmet or a mask, these hoods are made of ballistic cloth and match the style of the armor they’re attached. They can be added to anything that covers the torso. Hoods do not have any capacity rating on their own but are considered to have the modifications of the base armor. Hoods are headwear and while they can be worn over a helmet or with a ballistic mask.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 4
Cost: 5% of Armor/Clothing cost.
Notes:
When used alone, provides a +2 to Armor.
This bonus does not apply to headgear with more than 2 Armor.
A hood adds 5% to the total cost of the armor it’s attached to, including the cost of all modifications.
This pocket is lined with bioiber, a bioengineered form of dual-natured plant life, which blocks Astral Perception of objects contained within the pocket. It is the best way to hide small foci or alchemical preparations from detection by security mages.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 7 (Illegal)
Cost: ¥700
Notes:
Active foci cannot be used if they are stored within the pocket.
The pocket is alive and requires a special nutrient solution costing ¥20 a month.
This compact device measures life signs—heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and so on. The biomonitor can also analyze blood, sweat, and skin samples. Used by medical services and patients who need to monitor their own health.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥300
Notes:
Wireless: The biomonitor shares information with other wireless devices you designate and can auto-alert DocWagon or another ambulance service if your life signs reach certain thresholds.
When a shooter needs somewhere to store and secure their spare ammo clips without advertising that fact, accept no substitutes. Available for pistols, SMGs, carbines, and assault rifles.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 2 (Legal)
Cost: ¥100
Notes:
+1 Concealability for ammo in the pouch.
For an additional ¥100 the pouches can be chemically sealed, offering a +1 against chemsniffers.
A problem the decker on the go sometimes runs into is many security checkpoints will scan for decks as thoroughly as guns. A distributed deck solves this by breaking down the individual components into discrete (and discreet) units and embedding them in clothing. Your average pat-down or MAD-scanner sweep won’t pick them up or will ignore them as the average tech that people build into their clothes. Building a deck into armor this way means that if you get injured, there is a chance the deck could be too.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 6
Availability: 2
Cost: +10% of cyberdeck cost
Notes:
+6 Concealability modifier to the deck.
If an attack striking you penetrates your armor, roll your Edge attribute. If you generate even one hit, you get lucky and the deck is not damaged.
If you fail to generate a hit, the deck is bricked.
Repairing the deck requires a number of Electronics Component packs equal in value to 10% of the original base cost of the deck and an Electronics + Logic (12) test.
This cheap but effective accessory makes it easier to pull chummers or other associates out of a hazardous situation, such as gunfire. Typically, a drag handle is attached to the back of an armor system just below the neck and between the shoulders, although it has been known to be attached to the front just below the neckline to facilitate removing an individual from a vehicle.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Notes:
+1 Dice Reroll on a Lift/Carry test to pull the individual through a hazardous situation.
The armor has a small pocket with a signal-blocking insert. No wireless signals can penetrate this pocket. Cutting off your wireless access to avoid tracking is as simple as dropping your commlink into this pocket.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 1
Availability: 6 (Legal)
Cost: ¥50
Notes:
No wireless signal can penetrate this pocket.
This modification makes it easier for the users to access equipment stored within or on their armor, i.e., weapons or ammunition. Not a specific modification, gear access represents several possible modifications to specific accessories such as ammo pouches that easily open, wider mouths of pockets/pouches that make it easier to grab, or methods to help accessories stay in the exact place they are mounted despite rough use.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥250
Notes:
The Pick Up/Put Down and Reload Weapon actions become Minor Actions to those items stored on armor with this modification.
GelWeave is a custom material used to fabricate armor in various styles that uses a hyper-reactive gel compound to dissipate energy across the armor
Rating: 1 - 4
Capacity Cost: (Rating x 2)
Availability: 6 (Illegal)
Cost: Rating x ¥5,000
Notes:
The GelWeave can resist up to the rating of the GelWeave in incoming damage against each attack. However, the gel becomes rigid when absorbing more than a small hit (1 DV) each round and reduces Agility, Reaction, and meters of movement by (DV resisted – 1) for 3 Combat Rounds.
These reductions are cumulative across combat rounds, and the duration for all reductions is three rounds after the latest hit. If Reaction or Agility is reduced to 0, the wearer gains the Immobilized status.
Attached to the forearm and worn under clothing, this slide can accommodate a single knife-, Hold-Out, Taser-, or Light Pistol-sized weapon or object. With a hand gesture, the slide releases the weapon/ object right into your hand.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥350
Notes:
-1 Concealability
Up to 3 throwing knife sized weapons, a light pistol, hold-out pistol or taser can be loaded with a Minor Action.
With a specific movement, the slide moves the weapon(s) into your hand with no action cost.
Wireless: You get a bonus Minor Action on any turn when you activate the slide.
This is a special little space sewn into the armor that blends in exceptionally well. There’s a limit to a tailor’s magic, but these little spots make great places to tuck away those precious items like credsticks or data chips, or even a hold-out pistol.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥200
Notes:
+2 Concealability to items in the hidden pocket.
Retrieving items from your hidden pocket requires a Major Action.
The pneumatic anti-shock garment (PAG) is a lightly armored, full-body suit that incorporates pneumatic compression devices throughout the torso and limbs. The suit is generally worn under clothing or other armor, and it requires subscription to a biomonitor. When bleeding is detected, the suit applies targeted direct pressure to slow blood loss and acts as a system of tourniquets that slows the flow of blood to the injury.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 6
Availability: 3
Cost: ¥500
Notes:
Slows the rate at which Overflow damage accrues by (Body + 2) Combat Rounds.
Neutralizes the Bleeding status effect.
Activation of the suit limits mobility, reducing the subject's Agility by 2.
These reactive plates are reminiscent of old trauma plate technology. Modern trauma plates are usually high-quality reactive armor plates meant to save a life in the event of a hard center-mass killshot. Plates are stored in special cloth pockets with built-in magnets that allow them to be installed alongside virtually any personal body armor or even attached to mundane clothing.
Rating: 1 - 4
Capacity Cost: (Rating x 2)
Availability: 9 (Illegal)
Cost: Rating x ¥2,500
Notes:
The armor plate reduces the damage value by its Rating.
This can only be done once, and the plate is destroyed and must be replaced.
Armor can have multiple plates at different ratings but is limited by capacity.
The player must choose which plate is used for any singular incoming attack.
A sort of hybrid between the reloading rail and the hidden arm slide, this device straps to the forearm and with a gesture will insert a clip into an empty clip-fed pistol. This allows shooters who prefer to dual-wield pistols to reload with ease. This device is particularly popular with practitioners of Fireight.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 3
Cost: ¥300
Notes:
Compatible with all pistol and machine pistol-sized firearms that load a magazine no longer than the weapon's height.
Wireless: Gain a bonus Minor Action when you reload one magazine (per slide) with the Reloading Slide.
Attaching to the belt or the bottom of a backpack, this small articulated arm assists in reloading a magazine-fed firearm. A trained shooter can slam home a fresh magazine into an empty firearm with one hand. This requires a wireless or DNI connection. The reloading rail is not intended for stealth use and is quite bulky.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 4
Cost: ¥675
Notes:
The reloading rail can hold up to 4 magazines total.
-2 Concealability
Wireless: Gain a bonus Minor Action when you reload one magazine (per slide) with the Reloading Slide.
This acts as a combination trode net, sim module, and sim rig that connects to the wearer’s PAN. It allows records of each person’s actions and situations to be passed up the chain of command, as well as accessing the user’s natural senses for use as sensor channels.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 3
Cost: ¥2,500
Notes:
Must be installed in both a helmet and armor to work.
Wireless: +1 Dice Pool Modifier to Perception tests.
These strips of “fur” are electrically charged when activated, standing on end and inflicting Electricity damage to anyone that touches you.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 3 (Legal)
Cost: ¥250
Notes:
The Shock Frills hold 10 charges.
Use Close Combat (Unarmed) to attack with the Shock Frills.
The Shock Frills recharge one charge per 10 seconds when attached to a power point.
Wireless: The Shock Frills can be activated or deactivated as a free action, recharging one charge per hour.
Any piece of armor can have a hydrophobic polymer nano-coating applied to it. This causes water or any other water-based liquid (like blood splatter) to bead up and roll off without a trace. Wearers of clothing or armor with water-repellent coating cannot gain the Wet status unless they are essentially submerged in water, or had a water of a quantity enough to submerge them dumped on them from above.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: -
Cost: ¥100
Notes:
Cannot suffer from the Wet status effect unless almost fully submerged.
MEMS isn’t an armor system in itself - it’s a basic harness and a series of secondary add-on attachments to heavier armors. Basically, MEMS is meant to help store and carry all the stuff on the armor system’s outside without having to modify the armor further. The MEMS system allows users to place weapon holsters, ammo pouches, and various equipment pouches in whatever location they desire based on their specific needs and preferences. This allows for greater ease of access and use. In a world of combat where milliseconds make the difference between life and death, it is a definite advantage. MEMS attachments include: standard or quickdraw holster (up to heavy pistol), ammo pouches (by weapon type), an individual shotgun shell loop holster, medkit pouch, tactical sling attachment, or equipment pouch (by type).
The MEMs attachments can only be installed on a MEMs harness or a MEMS armor vest.
Capacity Cost: 1
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Features:
Ammo Pouch
The use of an Ammo Pouch makes the Reload Weapon Major Action a Minor Action.
Can hold Light, Heavy, or Machine Pistol magazines.
Capacity Cost: 1
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥85
Features:
Ammo Pouch
The use of an Ammo Pouch makes the Reload Weapon Major Action a Minor Action.
Can hold SMG, Shotgun, or Assault Rifle magazines.
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥100
Features:
Ready Weapon is a Minor Action for the holstered weapon.
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥50
Features:
Gear Access
The Pick Up/Put Down and Reload Weapon actions become Minor Actions to those items stored on armor with this modification.
Capacity Cost: 2 - 3
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥400
Features:
Capacity 2: Rating 1 - 3 Medkit.
Capacity 3: Rating 4 - 6 Medkit.
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥200
Features:
Use of the Quick-Draw holster provides a bonus Minor Action when the Quick-Draw Action is taken.
+1 Dice Pool Modifier when Quick-Drawing.
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Features:
Carries 8 individual shells in external loops.
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Features:
Ready Weapon is a Minor Action.
This enhancement enables your armor and clothing to display a wide variety of AR overlays. Due to the ubiquity of AR-enabled vision devices, most people will see the look you choose to display and not the clothes you are actually wearing. This can serve as useful social camouflage. Even when you aren’t wearing the right outfit for a situation, you can look like you are.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 1
Cost: ¥50
Notes:
Creating your own AR clothing can be done with Con + Intuition test that requires 30 minutes.
Several AR Fashion subscriptions are available, listed below.
Subscription (Casual): ¥25/month
Subscription (Business): ¥100/month
Subscription (Formal): ¥500/month
Subscription (Designer): ¥1,500/month
This modification protects the wearer against Contact-vector chemical attacks. It also helps in neutralizing corrosive substances.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: 3
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Protects against Contact-vector toxins.
Neutralizes the Corrosive status effect a number of times equal to its Rating. Once it is worn away, the armor no longer has this resistance.
Available only with full body armor, the chemical seal is an airtight environmental control that takes a Major Action to activate. It prevents the effects of all statuses connected to Contact- and Inhalation-vector chemicals but can only be used for a total of an hour at a time due to the air supply.
Rating: 6
Capacity Cost: 6
Availability: 5
Cost: ¥3,000
Notes:
Protects against Contact- and Inhalation-vector toxins.
Neutralizes the Corrosive status effect up to 6 times.
Wireless: Activating the chemical seal is a Minor Action.
Thermal fibers and heat-retentive materials protect the wearer.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: 3
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Neutralizes the Chilled status effect a number of times equal to its Rating. Once it is worn away, the armor no longer has this resistance.
Items that are Custom Fit were measured for a specific person. They are specially designed for that person and don’t fit well on anyone else.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 5
Cost: ¥300
Notes:
Alters any clothing's appearance, also converts an item to be worn by your specific metatype.
Unless otherwise stated, dwarves and trolls require this when purchasing most clothing.
When an item is Custom Fit, any changes to an individual’s Physical Attributes, whether through Karma advancement or augmentation (but not through magic), require the suit to be refit.
The refit process requires an Armorer shop and an Engineering + Logic (10) extended test that takes 1 hour.
Electrical insulation and non-conductive materials protect the wearer.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: 3
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Neutralizes the Zapped status effect a number of times equal to its Rating. Once it is worn away, the armor no longer has this resistance.
Electrochromic threads can change color with voltage, letting you alter the color of your clothing or display text, images, or patterns. This is good for fashion, but great for vanishing into a crowd if you need a quick costume change. You can even get armored clothing in electrochromic styles. It takes a Minor Action to change the settings on your electrochromic clothes, but two combat rounds to complete the change.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 1
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Notes:
Wireless: You gain a free Minor Action during any turn when you change your clothes’ settings, and your clothing can display images, text files, or video from your commlink.
Specially prepared, pressed fabric that block's an alchemist's personal aura to ensure that a Contact preparation isn't triggered in their hands.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 6
Cost: ¥2,000
Notes:
Allows for the safe handling of Contact preparations.
This haptic clothing allows for a tactile component to an augmented reality experience.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 1
Availability: 3
Cost: ¥150
Notes:
-
Fire-retardant, nonflammable materials protect the wearer.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: 3
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Neutralizes the Burning status effect a number of times equal to its Rating. Once it is worn away, the armor no longer has this resistance.
According to my tech specialist, this material can focus and concentrate light or radio waves like the lens on a lighthouse, boosting the directional power of a signal.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 5 (Legal)
Cost: Rating x ¥1,000
Notes:
Reduce the Noise penalty by the rating of the Fabric.
The Noise reduction is directional and the wearer needs to align their body in the direction of the device they are going to connect with.
Wireless: Reduce the Noise penalty by 1 more.
The key to Parashield’s Mystic Tough armor is this stuff. This add-on accessory can be woven into existing armor to provide a little protection against incoming mojo.
Rating: 1 - 8
Capacity Cost: (Rating x 2)
Availability: 6 (Legal)
Cost: Rating x ¥10,000
Notes:
Mystic Weave creates a threshold equal to its Rating for all mana-based spells cast on a target but also imposes a negative dice pool modifier on all Magic-related tests equal to double its rating for any magician wearing the armor.
A simple and cheap modification common to most BDUs, armor clothing, and lighter armors, programmable camo may not be the most effective of concealment options, but it helps the user blend in better with the general surroundings so they don’t stand out too much. Linked to the user’s commlink, a single programmable camo package can hold up to three different patterns/styles. While styles/patterns may vary, the most common are based on environments, such as forest, jungle, desert, arctic, and urban. Custom patterns can also be uploaded.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 2
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥75
Notes:
+1 Dice Pool Modifier to Stealth (Sneaking) tests when the appropriate pattern is loaded. If a non-complimentary camouflage pattern is loaded, then the bonus becomes a dice pool penalty.
This armor has a little extra over the vitals, making them harder to hit.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 2
Cost: 25% of clothing/armor cost
Notes:
Increase the Called Shot - Vitals modifier by 2.
Talk about a flashy suit! This stuff transforms a suit into one large flashpak. Like a nightclub in motion.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 6 (Legal)
Cost: Rating x ¥1,000
Notes:
Anyone facing the Pulse Weave receives the Blinded III status in Close Combat, activated with a Minor Action.
The Pulse Weave offers 3 charges.
The Pulse Weave requires 15 minutes to recharge fully.
Wireless: Increase the penalty by an additional -1.
Wireless: Activate the Pulse Weave freely via DNI.
This is exactly what it reads as: shielding against radiation.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: (Rating x 2)
Cost: Rating x ¥200
Notes:
Add (Rating) as a Dice Pool Modifier when resisting Radiation damage.
Considered by many to be the apex of tactical concealment technology, the ruthenium armor concealment system (RACS) is an extensive, highend armor modification that functions as a chameleon suit. Previous iterations had some issues when the user moved, forcing them to remain completely still for effectiveness. While that flaw has been (mostly) corrected with current technologies, the user must be completely covered (meaning all extremities and the head) with ruthenium-modified armor and move extremely slowly for the system to work properly. And because it’s extremely effective, the RACS is considered mil-spec technology and therefore is extremely regulated; simply owning it without the proper credentials is considered a felony in most nations. This system includes a head piece that provides no armor benefit, but a helmet purchased (for the basic helmet price of 200 nuyen) along with the system can be integrated into the entire package.
Rating: 1 - 4
Capacity Cost: 6
Availability: 8 (Illegal)
Cost: Rating x ¥1,500
Notes:
+1 Dice Reroll when performing Stealth (Sneaking) tests.
The system's Rating becomes the threshold for the opposed Perception test to detect the wearer.
This threshold drops by 1 for every meter past 3 the user moves during a Combat Round.
A shaman tuxedo, as it is called on the street, is a set of ritualistic garb which assists a summoner in dealing with a particular type of spirit. Unique to each tradition, an assortment of various bangles and baubles with symbolic meaning comprises the outfit. Each set is designed to affect one specific type of spirit that tradition is capable of conjuring. Not technically a full suit of clothing in itself, this garb is usually worn over other clothing. Corporate dress code regulations usually make exceptions for these accessories as their efficacy is considered worth the breach in usual protocol.
Rating: -
Capacity: 1
Availability: 2
Cost: ¥1,000
Notes:
A conjurer receives one free hit on Conjuring (Summoning) tests solely for the purposes of determining the number of favors owed with the particular type and tradition they were designed to please.
This modification can be a rather nasty surprise for someone who tries to go hands-on without permission. Special conductive filaments line the armor and are attached to a high-discharge battery pack. When the unwanted subject makes contact that exceeds a certain force, they receive an electrical shock. To prevent friendlies from being affected, the shockweave system has a basic IFFB (identification friend/foe biometrics) system.
Rating: 2 - 6
Capacity Cost: 4
Availability: 3 (Legal)
Cost: Rating x ¥1,000
Notes:
To activate the Shockweave, an opponent must at least deal 2 damage.
If they do, they receive (Rating) in Stun damage.
The battery can deliver 4 shocks before it needs to recharge, and recharges at a rate of once per 10 minutes.
Activating Shockweave is a Minor Action.
Wireless: Activating Shockweave is done freely via DNI.
Usually made of Synthleather unless you've got mad nuyen, this type of material never goes out of style west of the Mississippi River and even offers a modicum of protection. Just don't expect it to stop bullets, cowboy.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 4
Availability: 1
Cost: ¥200
Notes:
Embrace your inner Mad Max and add a whole heap of synthleather to your outfit which results in +4 Armor.
-2 Social Rating
A new armor modification that went into service only six months ago courtesy of YNT (an Evo subsidiary), ToughWeave reportedly has the potential to be a game-changer in armor technology. Exact specs are still highly classified, but this new modification is slowly being integrated into Evo corpsec forces for field testing. Not much is known about this highly secretive modification. What little YNT has revealed in limited press releases states that “The new ToughWeave™ armor protection system not only offers maximum protection against all known forms of penetrative damage, but also effectively dissipates most kinetic damage as well.” So far YNT has been stingy with its supply of ToughWeave, preferring to keep it in-house for now. But rumors are starting to spread about the necessary materials making it into certain black markets in Central America, South America, and East Asia.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: (Rating x 3)
Availability: 9 (Illegal)
Cost: Rating x ¥15,000
Notes:
Each level of Toughweave provides a -1 to the Damage Value on every incoming attack but imposes a single Wild Die on all Defense tests.
Designed to reduce your thermal signature, these inner layers capture or bleed heat, so the outer layers maintain a surface temperature equal to the surrounding air.
Rating: 1 - 2
Capacity Cost: (Rating)
Availability: 4
Cost: Rating x ¥500
Notes:
Add the Rating of the Thermal Damping as a Dice Pool Modifier on any Stealth (Sneaking) tests against thermographic vision or thermal sensors.
Wireless: The suit uses the extra information about your surroundings and also gives you its rating as dice rerolls to Sneaking tests against heat-based detection.
Special fibers combined with new breathable materials allow the user to fight or stave off the effects of heat in hot and/or humid climates such as the desert and jungle. While it doesn’t help against fire damage, it’s handy when you’re spending long periods in the field.
Rating: 1 - 2
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 2
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Each rank of Thermal Dissipation eliminates one level of Fatigue from overheating, or grants a +1 Dice Pool Modifier against heat damage.
Depending on which way you direct the fabric, this stuff jams wireless signals.
Rating: 1 - 3
Capacity Cost: 3
Availability: 6 (Illegal)
Cost: Rating x ¥250
Notes:
Provides a Noise penalty against anything inside the material equal to twice the material's rating.
This modification layers the outer layer of the armor with a specialized configuration of carbon nanotubes. It is designed to absorb the maximum amount of light possible, making it the darkest black there is.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: 6
Availability: 7 (Illegal)
Cost: ¥3,000
Notes:
-4 Dice Pool Penalty to Perception tests when the subject is in dark or heavily shadowed areas.
Laser weaponry damage is increased by 1.
Incompatible with Ruthenium Polymer, Electrochromic Coating, Shock Frills, or Pulse Weave.
-4 Social Rating
SoftWeave was developed by Yamatetsu Naval Technologies for sapients and the less common metavarients because it’s easier to mold and work into alternative designs than standard armor technologies. It works for the everyday Joe, and it also makes for lighter gear with more flexibility for modifications.
Rating: -
Capacity Cost: -
Availability: 5
Cost: ¥(Armor/Clothing x2)
Notes:
Increase the armor's available Capacity by half.
