by Derian » Sat Nov 08, 2014 10:00 pm
Unfortunately, no. Armor confers an in-game advantage, so there must be a trade off in weight/mobility/encumbrance/etc. To do this, we require that armor must be made out of period(ish) materials -- leather, bronze, copper, iron, steel, etc.
Any 'armor' made out of plastic and/or foam may be allowed as garb, but it will not count as armor for purposes of gameplay. One thing to keep in mind is that very realistic looking 'armor' that does not abide by the rules may actually be disallowed as it may be confusing to other fighters who might assume it is real armor.
Please edit your original post if you have any additional questions or need further clarification!
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