Armor

Firearms have rendered traditional armor better at blocking blades obsolete, and modern armor typically is made of layers of leather and cut-resistant cloth. Heavier military versions will also include plates of ceramic or metal to prevent even heavier rounds from piercing through. However, police do not take kindly to armor being worn in public and are likely to stop and question any civilians seen wearing them.

New or Modified Properties:

Concealed - Armors of this type are easy to hide under clothing with the bulky property and go unnoticed to a visual inspection.
Bulky - Clothing of this type is able to hide concealed (large) weapons and concealed armor. These clothes will have disadvantage on stealth.
Armor - The police are going to treat people openly wearing armor in public as suspicious.
Heavy - These types of armor require a minimum strength of 13 to wear and will give disadvantage on stealth.
Outerwear - Clothing of this type can be worn over other armor, however only the armor highest AC before attribute modifier will count.

ex. If you have an 11+Dex AC piece of clothing over a 14 AC piece of armor, 14 is greater than 11 so you use the 14 AC armor no matter what your Dex is.

Fancy - Nobility expect those in their presence to be well dressed, clothes of this type will help you fit in with high society. It may affect your interactions with others depending on how they feel about the wealthy at the discretion of the Dungeon Master.

Light Armor
Armor	Cost	Armor Class (AC)	Weight	Properties	Description
Leather Jacket	1 gl	11+Dex	4 lb.	Outerwear	A durable leather jacket to protect the wearer from the elements.
Padded Coat	1 gl	11+Dex	4 lb.	Outerwear, Fancy	A tailored coat with extra tightly woven layers of cotton padding added in to offer a little protection to the wearer.
Lined Leather Jacket	2 gl	12+Dex	8 lb.	Outerwear	A leather jacket with extra layers added in a discreet way to provide a bit more protection.
Padded Tailcoat	2 gl	12+Dex	10 lb.	Outerwear, Fancy, Bulky	A fancy tailcoat modified to provide some protection for the wearer.
Trenchcoat	4 gl	12+Dex	10 lb.	Outerwear, Bulky	A leather jacket with extra layers added in a discreet way to provide a bit more protection.
Medium Armor
Cotton Ballistic Vest	8 gl	13+Dex (max 2)	10 lb.	Concealed, Armor	10-15 layers of cotten are woven together allowing the energy of a bullet to be dissapated.
Silk Ballistic Vest	16 gl	14+Dex (max 2)	10 lb.	Concealed, Armor	The thinner, longer and stronger silk fibers allow for more and stronger layers of fabric to be made into a more effective vest at the expense of a much higher cost.
Gambeson	12 gl	14+Dex (max 2)	10 lb.	Armor, Heavy	A heavy padded jacket often worn under plate, but still effective on its own.
Breastplate	25 gl	15+Dex (max 2)	10 lb.	Armor, Heavy	A steel plate worn on the torse over a gambeson. This armor may be dated, but it is still effective at blocking small arms fire.
Heavy Armor
Resin Plate Armor	40 gl	14	10 lb.	Armor, Heavy	Layers of cotton or silk are hardened by soaking them in resin and forming them into overlapping plates which are then lined with wool.
Ceramic Plate Vest	60 gl	16	10 lb.	Armor	Plates of ceramic are woven between layers of silk, allowing both for strong protection and reasonable weight. One of the most modern versions of bulletproof vest.
Full Plate Armor	75 gl	17	10 lb.	Armor, Heavy	Old fashioned and expensive, but still effective. Solid steel plates are shaped into interlocking pieces.
Layered Steel Armor	100 gl	18	10 lb.	Armor, Heavy	Several thin plates of steel are pressed together into a heavy breasplate and accompanying helmet. These are lined with leather to provide some comfort and to dissapate the impact of bullets.