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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
*You might easily overlook this article of clothing due to its initial low protection; don't let that fool you, since you can (in {{InlineVer|0.E}}) add [[Kevlar plate|kevlar]], and it's very good to have during [[Summer]] due to its low warmth and coverage of both your arms and torso. It can keep you both protected and cool during the [[season]] until you can find or craft the better light survivor armors. | |||
== Changes == | == Changes == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:23, 11 June 2021
| [ long-sleeved shirt | |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Materials | cotton |
| Encumbrance | 0 |
| Volume | 3 L or 3.17 qt or 12 c |
| Weight | 146 g or 0.322 lbs |
| Warmth | 5 |
| Storage | 0 |
| Coverage | 90% |
| Covers | torso, arms |
| Protection | |
| Bash Protect | 1.5 |
| Cut Protect | 1.5 |
| Envir Protect | 0 |
| Acid Protect | 9 |
| Other | |
| Price | 10 $ |
| Flags | VARSIZE |
| As a Weapon | |
| Bash Dmg | -5 |
| Cut Dmg | 0 |
| To Hit | 0 |
“ A long-sleeved cotton shirt. ”
This is a very light clothing item made of cotton, which covers 90% of your torso and arms, and which has no storage capacity. It doesn't occupy too much space, doesn't encumber you at all, and will keep the areas it covers barely warm.
It offers extremely low protection against bashing attacks and extremely low protection against cutting ones (that includes bullets), while offering no protection from environmental hazards.
It can be made to fit the character's body via tailoring or mechanics.
This clothing item can be repaired, fitted (if appropriate) and reinforced via the tailoring skill, by using a sewing kit or bone needle and rags.
Notes
- You might easily overlook this article of clothing due to its initial low protection; don't let that fool you, since you can (in 0.E (Ellison)) add kevlar, and it's very good to have during Summer due to its low warmth and coverage of both your arms and torso. It can keep you both protected and cool during the season until you can find or craft the better light survivor armors.
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