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Levet's Armor
As a Mandalorian Levet Vizsla wears beskar'gam to keep to his people's traditions. Most of this is made up of painted plastoid plates but the Jedi's bracers are made of beskar and along with his helmet are family heirlooms. The rest have been acquired and fashioned in his days since joining the Jedi Order.
Levet's armor bears a blossoming branch, the symbol of his clan Vizsla. It also has the crest of the Jedi Order on the opposite shoulder. Most of the armor is kept plain and a dark grey to not reflect light or attract attention. Some small markings of red are marked here and there for personal detailing and because Levet personally thinks it looks cool.
LEGALITY
Mandalorian armor, though rare, is not illegal in most places. That said, wearing a full face helmet in public spaces is frowned upon, and often illegal in many core worlds, especially in or near government facilities- not to mention that many identification cards in various systems require a full face photo. This drives many strict adherents of "the way" to operate exclusively on the fringes of the galaxy.
INTENT
An armor for my Jedi Mando Levet Vizsla to wear.
Type and Coverage
Type: Medium Armor
Coverage: (Coverage regions for Light armor is 1-3 regions, Medium is 4-5, Heavy is 6-7)
As a Mandalorian Levet Vizsla wears beskar'gam to keep to his people's traditions. Most of this is made up of painted plastoid plates but the Jedi's bracers are made of beskar and along with his helmet are family heirlooms. The rest have been acquired and fashioned in his days since joining the Jedi Order.
Levet's armor bears a blossoming branch, the symbol of his clan Vizsla. It also has the crest of the Jedi Order on the opposite shoulder. Most of the armor is kept plain and a dark grey to not reflect light or attract attention. Some small markings of red are marked here and there for personal detailing and because Levet personally thinks it looks cool.
LEGALITY
Mandalorian armor, though rare, is not illegal in most places. That said, wearing a full face helmet in public spaces is frowned upon, and often illegal in many core worlds, especially in or near government facilities- not to mention that many identification cards in various systems require a full face photo. This drives many strict adherents of "the way" to operate exclusively on the fringes of the galaxy.
INTENT
An armor for my Jedi Mando Levet Vizsla to wear.
Type and Coverage
Type: Medium Armor
Coverage: (Coverage regions for Light armor is 1-3 regions, Medium is 4-5, Heavy is 6-7)
- Head: Front and back of the head and neck.
- Torso: Chest and abdomen.
- Back: Upper and lower back.
- Lower Arms: Hands, wrists and forearms. (LS resistant)
- Lower Legs: Feet, shins and calves, knees.
Functions
Function 1: Filter
- Filters are attachments to a helmet, or function as part of a mask, or is the mask itself, that filter out environmental contaminants such as smoke or most toxins. They are susceptible to caustic substances and damage.
- Force User Compatible?: Yes
- Reads atmosphere composition and detects toxins, has also 4x magnifier, rangefinder and compass.
- Force User Compatible?: Yes
- Most often in the form of a heavy cape, skirt, or underlay beneath armor, armor weave provides some protection against the penetrating effects of shrapnel from explosives and other unpowered high velocity impacts, with only a small amount of bleed through damage (bruising or very minor wounds). It offers no protection against kinetic impact or energy, vibroweapons, or similar "powered" weapons. Having more than one accessory (example: Cape + underweave) provides no additional effect.
- Force User Compatible?: Yes
- Grapple lines are capable of supporting the weight of 1-2 people and can launch up to ranges typically up to 15 meters away. Once no longer in use, they are detached from the launcher and left behind. While hand-held grapple guns are capable of auto-winching, armor or wrist mounted devices lack this ability. Grapple lines must be manually activated and controlled by a button or switch.
- Force User Compatible?: Yes
- Computer spikes are used to forcibly decrypt or unlock computer terminals. Most civilian systems can be cracked in one posting round, while most military or hardened systems take two or more.
- Force User Compatible?: Yes