Combat Armor

Combat Armor is pre-War military-grade hard armor constructed from advanced polyceramic plating with a ballistic weave underlayer.

Prior to the War, combat armor was almost exclusively employed by military forces and SWAT teams. Civilian ownership was highly regulated, requiring special, difficult to acquire, permits from the ATF for private ownership.

Combat armor was standard issue in the United States military, issued to all combat troops not in powered armor units.

Combat armor was originally issued with a matching helmet, which incorporates a headlamp (treat as flashlight) and has the following statistics:

Armor: +6

Weight: 2

Cost: 175

Notes: 50% chance vs. head shot