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| − | # | + | When calculating a player's [[V9: Rating Armor|Armor Point Total]], [[V9: Physical Armor|armor]] worn on the '''head''' (above the neck), '''hands''' (above the wrist), or '''feet''' (below the ankle) do not contribute a normal rating towards calculations. Instead, pieces that meet the construction criteria below grant an additional +1 bonus to their respective [[V9: Hit Locations|location]] (torso, right arm, left arm, right leg, left leg) <u>after</u> all Armor Point Totals have been calculated. |
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| − | #*To ensure safety in the cases of accidental hand contact, hand armor cannot include rigid | + | #Supplemental armor pieces must cover at least 50% of the surface area of the head, hand, or foot, not including space between fingers and toes. |
| − | #This bonus can cause the armor point total to exceed tier maximums, however it will still be affected by armor point limits imposed by class or game modes. | + | #They meet the [[V9: Universal Equipment Requirements| Universal Equipment Requirements]], as well as be constructed in a way that would place them in [[V9: Armor Tiers|Tier 3]] or greater. |
| − | #If hand or foot armor is the <u>only</u> armor piece worn on that location, then it should be compared to the normal armor tiers and assigned a | + | #*To ensure safety in the cases of accidental hand contact, hand armor cannot include metal or similarly rigid materials on the tops of knuckles or fingers, including fingertips. To offset this, Hand Armor can also be constructed as a Tier 2 armor so long as the final piece still looks like armor. |
| + | #'''This bonus can cause the armor point total to exceed tier maximums''', however it will still be affected by armor point limits imposed by class or game modes. | ||
| + | #If hand or foot armor is the <u>only</u> armor piece worn on that location, then it should be compared to the normal armor tiers and assigned a normal rating as best as possible.</onlyinclude><br> | ||
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Supplemental Armor Bonus
When calculating a player's Armor Point Total, armor worn on the head (above the neck), hands (above the wrist), or feet (below the ankle) do not contribute a normal rating towards calculations. Instead, pieces that meet the construction criteria below grant an additional +1 bonus to their respective location (torso, right arm, left arm, right leg, left leg) after all Armor Point Totals have been calculated.
- Supplemental armor pieces must cover at least 50% of the surface area of the head, hand, or foot, not including space between fingers and toes.
- They meet the Universal Equipment Requirements, as well as be constructed in a way that would place them in Tier 3 or greater.
- To ensure safety in the cases of accidental hand contact, hand armor cannot include metal or similarly rigid materials on the tops of knuckles or fingers, including fingertips. To offset this, Hand Armor can also be constructed as a Tier 2 armor so long as the final piece still looks like armor.
- This bonus can cause the armor point total to exceed tier maximums, however it will still be affected by armor point limits imposed by class or game modes.
- If hand or foot armor is the only armor piece worn on that location, then it should be compared to the normal armor tiers and assigned a normal rating as best as possible.
- Image Gallery
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Rating Armor & Calculating Points Armor Tiers · Armor Rating Modifiers · Material Thickness · Supplemental Armor · Calculating Armor Point Totals
Physical Armor Gameplay Rules · Construction Rules · Rating Armor & Calculating Armor Points · Armor Styles
Armor General Rules · Natural Armor · Physical Armor
Equipment Equipment Basics · Equipment Use Terms · Weapons · Shields · Armor · Color Code · Visual Indicators
