Mirage Class Special Ops. Armor

[Nyxova]

MIRAGE CLASS SPECIAL OPS. ARMOR​

Mirage Class Republic Special Operations Armor was developed to maintain a lower profile especially in urban environment, and allow greater mobility. Developed by the Republic's Department of Military Research, this armor can be issued to clandestine or strike-team operatives. Manufactured on Coruscant.

Unlike some other standard Special Operations Armor, the Mirage Class is not a full suit of overlapping durasteel composite plates. The torso, back, shoulders, and boots are made of durasteel plates; while verpine fiber mesh provides protection for the arms. Operatives can supplement the armor with a belt, leg pouch, holster, or backpack to carry whatever supplies might be necessary.​

LEGALITY​

Legally worn by members of the Republic Speical Operations only. Wearing it outside of Republic space could be perceived as infringing the sovereignty of said space.​

INTENT​

Additional Republic Special Ops. Armor Variant.​

ADVANCED TECH​

No.

Type and Coverage

Type: Medium Armor.

Coverage:

• Head: Fully enclosed helmet.
• Torso: Chest, abdomen, and shoulders.
• Back: Upper and lower Back.
• Right Arm: Front and back of upper right arm, and elbows.
• Left Arm: Front and back of upper left arm, and elbows.
• Feet: Feet, shins and calves.

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Functions​

Function 1: Scout HUD

• Scout HUD - Contains a 4x magnifier and Compass.

Function 2: Survival HUD

• Survival HUD - Reads atmosphere composition and detects toxins.

Function 3: Filters

• Filters are bulky attachments to a helmet, or function as part of a mask, that filter out environmental contaminants such as smoke or most toxins. They are susceptible to caustic substances and damage.

Function 4: Computer Spike

• Computer spikes are used to forcibly decrypt or unlock computer terminals. Most civilian systems can be cracked in one posting round, while most military or hardened systems take two or more.

 

[The Good Doctor]

Armor classification is determined by coverage regions, not actual materials. Six protective coverage regions is maximum for medium armor, 3 for light. Any more than those is heavy (which is what this is reading as with all the regions filled out), and subject to restrictions of heavy armor.

So, if you want medium armor, knock down the coverage regions down to four to six. (and if the region isn't being covered, feel free to omit it)

Also protective materials must be significant (whatever they are). So is Synthetic weave is just cloth (?) then it''s probably not going to hold up against blaster fire

 

[Nyxova]

Updated to omit the hands and legs; was just filling in the gap where armor wasn't.