Modification:The Long Night: Armor

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Updating to 2.6

The wasteland is a dangerous place and one is well-advised to go armored if one intends to last. The Long Night sports a wide variety of armor types which function very differently from vanilla DF.

How armor works

Armor works differently in The Long Night - it is the far future, after all. In advanced civilizations, armor comes in the form of a powerful exoskeleton, or power armor, that covers the entire body except for the hands, feet, and head, which are protected by helmet and limb add-ons. There are many different types of exo-armor, with their own strengths and weaknesses in the form of cost, weight, and defense.

The armor user skill is particularly important here. Without any points in it, for example, a superheavy exoskeleton slows the wearer to a tenth of their normal speed.

(It should be noted that rather than using exo-armors, posthuman tribes graft outer carapaces of nanotechne onto themselves. It gives them the appearance of ferocious metallic monsters rather than beings in armor.)

Along with the exoskeleton, which comprises the vast majority of the outfit, some other equipment is needed for full operational status.

• Exo-helmets: Function as a standard helmet. Come in various forms.
• Exo-legs: Protects the legs and supports the exoskeleton. Light variants are used by ranged soldiers.
• Exo-arms: Protects the hands and supports the exoskeleton. Light variants are used by ranged soldiers.

Equipping Armor

When equipping armor or clothing it is important to keep in mind that items must be donned in layer order:

• Under
• Over
• Armor
• Cover

Donning begins with under and finishes with cover. As each item is donned, that item totals all clothing layer sizes already on that bodypart and it can only be equipped if the total layer size value is less than or equal to the layer permit of the item being equipped. An item's own layer size does not count towards this total. The best way to think of a layer permit is how many clothes can fit underneath it. Furthermore if the item is [SHAPED] it will check to see if any other item on that body part is also [SHAPED] and, if so, it will not be equipped.

This is especially important to bear in mind when donning exo-armors, as they tend to have very small layer permits, allowing at most only 1 under layer to be worn underneath the armor on any given body part. Additionally, all exo-armor and exo-suits are shaped items. For instance, although exo-suits are under layer and exo-armors are armor layer, you cannot wear both on the same bodypart. However, since suits of exo-armor do not come with lower body pieces but simply cover the lower body via overlapping, there is no limit to clothes worn on the lower body when equipping.

Exo-Armors

Basic Exo-Armors

These models are widespread in civilized areas, though some can only be found in specific civilizations.

• Gretzer-88/89/90/91/92: A durable and reliable exo-armor with a practical military aesthetic, with smooth, angular plating and a helmeted head. Probably one of the most common and popular exo-armors around. The 88, 89, 90, 91, and 92 series are virtually identical save for some minor software differences, due to the ancient company that made them being involved in a financial scheme intended to bloat their sales numbers (It's complicated). Users will swear that there's a meaningful difference between the five but that's usually put down to superstition.

• Gretzer-96H: A heavy version of the Gretzer armor, intended for melee soldiers but perfectly suitable for heavy ranged infantry as well. Well-known for being a pretty decent piece of gear.

• Starner-V: A seriously heavily-armored exo-armor with thick, rounded armor plating. The Starner-V is the go-to for nations or mercenaries wanting serious protection. Individuals tend to prefer it for melee but there's always some nation-state with the bright idea to make it the standard pattern for their army, with mixed results.

• Jiken-Free: A knock-off of the Jiken-Bak exo-armor. Slightly less effective at everything but it's about as good as a Gretzer so people don't complain too much. Only the Light model was copied, however.

• Centurion-3020: An exo-armor with a roman motif, though it's expressed through smooth, rounded armor and overlapping plates. It has a crest of synthetic fibers mimicking a mohawk. Lightweight but well-armored and suitable for both ranged and melee roles, but favored for the latter.

• Drud-SH: The Drud, also called the Fat Man, is a notably bulky exo-armor with thick, rounded plates and a design resembling the body type of a muscular, obese male. Despite it's odd frame, it's still a proper exo-suit and is quite powerful at close range.

• Valiant-14/15/16/17: A smaller Martian company tried a scheme similar to the Gretzer manufacturer's plot, only to be discovered and shut down. However, their sleek, streamlined exo-armor was actually a pretty good lightweight model and was spread through the underground, lasting long after the fall of Earth. Like the Gretzer quintuplets, users swear there are meaningful differences between the models, but no proof has surfaced.

• Valiant-B: Also called the Brute Valiant, it is an attempt to turn what was never intended to be a heavy exo-armor into a heavy exo-armor, with middling success.

• M-Grace: The M-Grace is a famous Europan model with a sleek, utilitarian design, intended to be as easy on the eyes as it is on the pocketbook, and a study in form-fitting minimalism. Easily one of the thinnest exo-suits around, it's angled countours are seen flitting about the battlefield and delivering devastation to its foes.

• M-Comet: Another Europan model with a distinctively waspish waist and a triangular, broad-shouldered frame. This smooth-armored model is a light melee variant that sacrifices power for speed. It isn't a top of the line melee model but Europans have always prioritized ranged capability, and thus naturally fall short when it comes to melee variants. Looks great though.

• Boxer-13: An unlucky model that was only discovered by chance, the manufacturer having gone bankrupt before he could even put it into production. A rounded-armor type, this model is noticeable for the narrow waist and thickened forelimbs, giving it an odd appearance. It's said that this armor was designed for martial artists and works better in unarmed combat, but this may just be a placebo.

• Korga-J9: A sinister-looking exo-armor with tapered limbs and a triangular body, giving it a sort of alien appearance when combined with its sleek armor plating. Widely regarded as one of the better heavy gunner models, though it does well enough when used in melee.

• Jarst-S/D: The Jarst models were intended to be sold as a pair of matching heavy suits to an individual buyer, but the plans were leaked. There is little difference between the two boxy, thickly-plated exo-armors, but as with all series, people tend to have endless drunken debates about them.

• Grao-Kappa: An odd lightweight model known for its distinctive disc-shaped helm armor and similarly disc-shaped pauldrons installed over its sleek, form-fitting frame. Beyond that it's a moderately capable exo-armor.

• Vrasta-G10: A sleek dogfighter-type exo-armor, the Vrasta excels in long-range duels, light enough to dodge attacks and armored enough to take a few hits. It suffers if enough force can be brought to bear against it though, and doesn't do well in battles of attrition.

• Lodny-S/H/L: The Lodny series is a primarily Jovian design, but has found usage across the planet. The Standard, Heavy, and Light patterns all share a similar motif of close-fitting slabs of curving armor and a prominent gorget-like protector on the neck. The Standard and Light are typically used by gunners with the Heavy variant being a melee-oriented model.

• K2 Series: The K2 models have a graceful elegance to them despite their bulk, resembling a more brutalist version of the ancient knights of the far distant past. The Petit gunner model is the lightest, with the Magnifique and Puissant medium and heavy models serving as melee suits.

• Judgement-10: An odd-looking exo-armor with a distinctly conical head and similarly conical pauldrons atop a triangular body, giving it a top-heavy sort of look. Despite this, the suit is well-balanced and makes a decent melee option. It is said to have been the armor of choice for an ancient inquisitor's faction during the collapse of the Great Solar Empire.

• Steadfast-54: A bulky heavy gunner outfit with curving metal plating, known for its broad legs and broad body. Its stability and protection makes it a decent option for those wanting protection as a gunner. Few other gunner models offer similar protection.

• Pupa Series: the Pupa-I was a disaster and is out of production, having multiple weak spots on its thin, ring-segmented frame. The Pupa-II had enough reinforcement to function as a light gunner outfit, its distinctive flared helmet an easy way to distinguish it. The Pupa-III functions as a cheap alternative to other melee suits.

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UBSTEP	LBSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency	Approx. coverage to weight ratio
Gretzer-88	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Gretzer-89	2	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Gretzer-90	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Gretzer-91	2	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Gretzer-92	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Gretzer-96H	2	10	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	3	3	1	30
Starner-V	2	12	M	15	5	Armor	200	MAX	MAX	4	3.6	0.9	16.6666666666667
Jiken-Free	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	250	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	41.6666666666667
Centurion-3020	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5
Drud-SH	2	14	M	15	5	Armor	400	MAX	MAX	4	4.2	1.05	28.5714285714286
Valiant-14	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	120	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	24
Valiant-15	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	120	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	24
Valiant-16	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	120	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	24
Valiant-17	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	120	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	24
Valiant-B	2	7	M	15	5	Armor	200	MAX	MAX	2	2.1	1.05	28.5714285714286
Jarst-S	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5
Jarst-D	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5
M-Grace	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	30
Boxer-13	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5
Korga-J9	1	7	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	2.1	1.05	25.7142857142857
Grao-Kappa	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	36
Vrasta-G10	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	200	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	40
M-Comet	2	6	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	30
Lodny-S	1	8	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	22.5
Lodny-H	2	12	M	15	5	Armor	280	MAX	MAX	4	3.6	0.9	23.3333333333333
Lodny-L	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	100	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	20
K2-Magnifique	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	22.5
K2-Puissant	2	12	M	15	5	Armor	280	MAX	MAX	4	3.6	0.9	23.3333333333333
K2-Petit	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	100	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	20
Judgement-10	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	22.5
Steadfast-54	1	12	M	15	5	Armor	280	MAX	MAX	4	3.6	0.9	23.3333333333333
Pupa-II	1	5	M	15	5	Armor	100	MAX	MAX	1	1.5	1.5	20
Pupa-III	2	7	M	15	5	Armor	180	MAX	MAX	2	2.1	1.05	25.7142857142857

Advanced Exo-Armor

High-performance models used by advanced civilizations and rarely by weaker ones.

• Dominance-22: A high-end exo-armor with a sleek, futuristic design. Lightweight but high-grade protection. Only the most advanced nations even have a chance of getting their hands on this design.

• Nova-X5: Another high-end performer, the Nova-X5 has a similar design to the Dominance-22 but with somewhat thicker armor plating. Most notable is its special adaptive nanotechne feature, essentially allowing the armor to subtly shift its shape when struck to deflect blows. This gives it suprising durability for its weight class.

• Jiken-Bak-L/H: The standard pattern for the Class, descended as they are from the zaibatsus that took over most of Asia a few thousand years ago. Looks like the ancient samurai but with a smoother, polished look to it. Practically epitomizes elegance. Has a Light and Heavy variant.

• Gretzer-E: A prototype advanced Gretzer model that can match a Dominance-22 blow for blow. Slightly more expensive to produce.

• Vrasta-G12: One of the top-tier lightweight models, the Vrasta-G12 is the ace dogfighter of the exo-armors, the wearer capable of getting into gun duels with even the toughest models and coming out on top.

• Titan-III: The heaviest exo-armor ever produced, this blocky, heavyset monster of the battlefield seems nigh-impenetrable. Anyone without experience piloting exo-armors will have a tough time getting this beast to move faster than a crawl.

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UBSTEP	LBSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency	Approx. coverage to weight ratio
Dominance-22	1	7	M	15	5	Armor	400	MAX	MAX	2	2.1	1.05	57.1428571428571
Nova-X5	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	500	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	62.5
Gretzer-E	1	8	M	15	5	Armor	400	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	50
Vrasta-G12	1	4	M	15	5	Armor	500	MAX	MAX	1	1.2	1.2	125
Titan-III	2	18	M	15	5	Armor	1200	MAX	MAX	6	5.4	0.9	66.6666666666667
Jiken-Bak-L	1	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5
Jiken-Bak-H	2	8	M	15	5	Armor	300	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	37.5

Raider Exo-Armor

Slapped-together armors that shouldn't be underestimated. Primarily used by bandits and the poor.

• Bloodspike: A ferocious-looking exo-armor with a primitive and simplistic design. It has conical spikes welded haphazardly to the armor and is overall a bulky and clunky set of armor. The stereotypical raider's getup.

• Gladiator: A simple, primitive-looking exo-armor with a head resembling that of an ancient gladiator. Another cheap armor used by raiders.

• B-Semple: An exo-armor patterned after what seems to be an ancient, ancient record of a crude tank. It has corrugated armor plates haphazardly welded to the frame.

• Tincan: A somewhat crude-looking exo-armor with a cylindrical body, the head entirely swallowed by the armor's form so that it looks like someone added a visor to a trash can and gave it arms and legs. Despite its looks, its a decent heavy exo-armor if you're low on cash. While the bulk may give the impression it's a melee model, it's actually better for heavy gunners due to the poor mobility.

• Demonlord: A painfully-named exo-armor developed by someone whose concept designs didn't match up with the materials they had. This exo-armor is a scrappy but durable melee model with a sinister design. Spiked pauldrons, horns, the works. Completely impractical. It makes proper armor-crafters wince just looking at it.

• Dendra: An exo-armor modeled after the ancient dendra armor worn during the bronze age. It's more angular and even thicker, and looks somewhat silly. But it can't be denied it's difficult to trip one of these armors up.

• Streaker: An exo-armor without the armor. It's incredibly cheap to produce but it's a 50/50 chance whether an attack is deflected by the armor or slices right into you. Why would you wear this.

• Semi-Streaker: An exo-armor modeled after the Streaker (if you can even model something off of an armor that doesn't have armor) to have a bit of plating in the most vital areas but still leaves the wearer 20% exposed.

• Hell Gretzer: A modified version of the Gretzer with spikes and a skull-like helmet design. Otherwise identical.

• Death Orb: Yes, it is spherical. Yes, its limbs are thick and stubby. Yes, the viewing port is right in the center. Yes, despite looking ridiculous it's a veritable walking tank and one of the best scrap armors you can get.

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UBSTEP	LBSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency	Approx. coverage to weight ratio
Bloodspike	1	8	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	2.4	1.2	18.75
Gladiator	2	9	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	3	2.7	0.9	16.6666666666667
Tincan	1	9	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	3	2.7	0.9	16.6666666666667
Demonlord	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	100	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	16.6666666666667
B-Semple	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	100	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	16.6666666666667
Dendra	1	9	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	3	2.7	0.9	16.6666666666667
Streaker	1	3	M	15	5	Armor	50	MAX	MAX	1	0.9	0.9	16.6666666666667
Semi-Streaker	1	4	M	15	5	Armor	80	MAX	MAX	1	1.2	1.2	20
Hell Gretzer	1	6	M	15	5	Armor	150	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	25
Death Orb	2	10	M	15	5	Armor	200	MAX	MAX	3	3	1	20

Exo-Armor Extras

Exo-Helmets

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Two-eyed	1	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Mono-eyed	1	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Three-eyed	1	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Four-eyed	1	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Slit-visored	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Broad-visored	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Y-visored	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Cross-visored	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
X-visored	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9
Blank-faced	2	3	M	30	1	Armor	300	1	0.9	0.9

Exo-Arms

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Exo-arm	1	2	M	20	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2
Heavy exo-arm	2	3	M	20	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.9	1.8
Clawed exo-arm	1	2	M	20	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2
Heavy clawed exo-arm	2	3	M	20	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.9	1.8

Exo-Legs

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Exo-leg	1	2	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2
Heavy exo-leg	2	3	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.9	1.8
Plantigrade clawed exo-leg	1	2	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2
Heavy plantigrade clawed exo-leg	2	3	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.9	1.8
Digitigrade clawed exo-leg	1	2	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2
Heavy digitigrade clawed exo-leg	2	3	M	25	1	Armor	200	1	0.5	0.9	1.8

Exo-Suits

Exo-Suits differ from exo-armors in terms of both form and function. Rather than being clunky power armor, exo-carapaces are form-fitting shells of nanotechne that seem to fuse with the wearer, turning them into a ferocious biomechanical monster if they weren't one already. They also focus less on augmenting the wearer and more on simply protecting them, as since they are primarily worn by posthumans reliance on external servos to move them isn't necessary. Some exo-carapaces can be rather thin pieces which meld elegantly with the creature, while others are girthier specimens which give one a more well-armored appearance. They generally come in anatomical or skeletal varieties, the former resembling a skintight armored suit mimicking human anatomy and the latter resembling a humanoid skeleton built on the outside of an individual.

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UBSTEP	LBSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency	Approx. coverage to weight ratio
Thin skeletal	1	6	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	50
Skeletal	2	10	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	3	3	1	30
Thick skeletal	2	14	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	4	4.2	1.05	21.4285714285714
Thin anatomical	1	6	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	2	1.8	0.9	50
Anatomical	2	10	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	3	3	1	30
Thick anatomical	2	14	M	15	5	under	300	MAX	MAX	4	4.2	1.05	21.4285714285714

Exo-suit masks

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Human skull exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Ox skull exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Boar skull exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Wolf skull exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Bear skull exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Tiger skull exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Humanoid exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Two-horned humanoid exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Three-eyed humanoid exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Five-eyed humanoid exo-mask	1	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Four-horned humanoid exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6
Three-faced humanoid exo-mask	2	2	M	30	5	under	350	1	0.6	0.6

Exo-Suit Legs

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Muscular leg implant	1	2	M	25	5	under	200	1	0.5	0.6	1.2

Shields

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP	Bars to make	Bars returned	Melting efficiency
Armguard	1	1	5	1	1	0.3	0.3
Buckler	1	2	10	1	1	0.6	0.6
Shield	2	4	20	2	1	1.2	1.2
Riot shield	2	8	30	2	2	2.4	1.2

Clothing

Strangers clad in little more than scraps of cloth and rags are a frequent sight in the wasteland but, even if the originals themselves are long ashes and dust, many patterns of ancient fashion have survived. Along with newer, typically more pragmatic, cultural innovations, resourceful outposts of the wasteland may still gird themselves with tasteful accoutrements and trappings of civilization each according to their own sensibilities.

Upper Body

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UBSTEP	LBSTEP
Cloak		5	L, C	20	100	cover	100	MAX	1
Robe		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	MAX	2
Outer coat		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	MAX	1
Right-side cape		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	1	1
Mantle		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	MAX	1
Cape		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	1	1
Half-cape		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	1	0
Let-side cape		5	L, C	20	15	cover	100	MAX	1
Coat		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Longcoat		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	MAX
Vest		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	0	0
Jacket		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	0
Hooded jacket		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	0
Parka		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Padded jacket		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	0
Short-sleeve coat		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	1	1
Short-sleeve jacket		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	1	0
Puffy coat		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Short-sleeved shirt		3	C	5	1	under	100	1	0
Long-sleeved shirt		4	C	5	1	under	100	MAX	0
Tank-top shirt		3	C	5	1	under	100	MAX	0
Buttoned shirt		3	C	5	1	under	100	MAX	0
V-neck shirt		3	C	5	1	under	100	1	0
Collared shirt		3	C	5	1	under	100	1	0
Form-fitting tunic		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Tunic		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Baggy tunic		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Long-skirted tunic		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Short-skirted tunic		5	L, C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Kimono		5	C	10	5	over	100	MAX	MAX
Wide-sleeved kimono		5	C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Short-sleeved kimono		5	C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Yukata		5	C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Trailing-skirt kimono		5	C	10	5	over	100	MAX	1
Three-layer kimono		7	C	10	5	over	200	MAX	1
Six-layer kimono		9	C	10	5	over	300	MAX	1
Nine-layer kimono		11	C	10	5	over	400	MAX	1
Twelve-layer kimono		13	C	10	5	over	500	MAX	1

Lower Body

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	LBSTEP
slim pants		4	L, C	20	15	over	100	MAX
baggy pants		4	L, C	20	15	over	100	MAX
cargo pants		4	L, C	20	15	over	100	MAX
short pants		4	L, C	20	15	over	100	MAX
skirt		2	L, C	20	15	over	100	1
short skirt		2	L, C	20	15	over	100	none
Long skirt		2	L, C	20	15	over	100	MAX
briefs		1	C	10	1	under	25	none
boxers		1	C	10	1	under	25	none
thongs		1	L, C	10	1	under	25	none
loincloth		1	L, C	10	1	under	25	none
loincloth		1	L, C	10	30	under	50	none
divided hakama		4	C	40	35	cover	100	MAX
undivided hakama		4	C	40	35	cover	100	MAX

Headgear

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)
Bill cap		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Wide-brim hat		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Flat cap		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Beanie cap		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Ushanka		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Beret		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Bucket cap		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Tall hat		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Fez		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Tricorne		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Bicorne		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Conical hat		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Wide headband		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Headband		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Narrow headband		1	L, C	20	15	over	50
Face veil		2	L, C	10	5	under	50
Headscarf		2	L, C	10	5	under	50
Gas mask		2	M, B, S	10	5	under	50
Headset		2	M, B, S	10	5	under	20
Data torc		2	M, B, S	10	5	under	20
Black-tinted sunglasses		2	M, B, S	5	1	under	10
Red-tinted sunglasses		2	M, B, S	5	1	under	10
Blue-tinted sunglasses		2	M, B, S	5	1	under	10
Yellow-tinted sunglasses		2	M, B, S	5	1	under	10
Turban		2	L, C	20	100	over	20
Small turban		2	L, C	20	100	over	20
Large turban		2	L, C	20	100	over	50

Hand Coverings

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP
Glove		1	L, C	10	5	under	100	none
Elbow-length glove		1	L, C	10	5	under	100	1
Shoulder-length glove		1	L, C	10	5	under	100	MAX
Half-glove		1	L, C	10	5	under	100	none

Foot Coverings

Type	Armor Level	Material Size	Materials	Layer Size	Layer Permit	Layer	Coverage (%)	UPSTEP
Sock		1	C	5	1	under	100	none
Ankle sock		1	C	5	1	under	100	none
Knee-high sock		1	C	5	1	under	100	1
Thigh-high sock		1	C	5	1	under	100	MAX
Shoe		1	L, C	10	15	over	100	none
High boot		2	L	15	15	over	100	1
Low boot		1	L	15	15	over	100	none
Sandal		1	L, C	15	15	over	100	none

Related Pages

The Long Night: Lore
The Long Night: Civilizations
The Long Night: Weapons
The Long Night: Materials
The Long Night: Creatures