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Most civilians will not wear armor other than clothing, [[Hunter]]s being the only exception. | Most civilians will not wear armor other than clothing, [[Hunter]]s being the only exception. | ||
− | The | + | The body locations that different pieces of armor can protect are: |
:* head - [[cap]], [[helm]] ''(can be layered)'' | :* head - [[cap]], [[helm]] ''(can be layered)'' | ||
:* torso - [[leather armor]], [[chain armor]], [[plate armor]] ''(can be layered*)'' | :* torso - [[leather armor]], [[chain armor]], [[plate armor]] ''(can be layered*)'' | ||
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:''(* Leather under chain, or chain under plate - not leather under plate. See "[[Armor#Size, Permit, and layering armor|size/permit]]", below.)'' | :''(* Leather under chain, or chain under plate - not leather under plate. See "[[Armor#Size, Permit, and layering armor|size/permit]]", below.)'' | ||
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