Dark Age Sith Armor
Type:
Armor
Category:
Heavy Armor
Granted: Sith Alchemy Armor
Armor Cosmetic: Matte Black Pattern
Armor Heavy Resistance Upgrade - IV: Kiirium Coating (Experimental)
Armor Enhancement - IV: Optical Camouflage System (Advanced)
Armor Enhancement - II: Sneakers
Armor Helmet Upgrade - III: Environmental Filtration System (Advanced)
Enclosed Armor Upgrade - III: Reflec Adaptive Coating
153,900
Owned by: Knight Jai Thorne
Prototype: Dark Age Sith Armor
The Dark Age Sith Armor is a variant of Dark Armor that is built more heavily. A design inspired by the traditions of the Dark Side of the Force for use by the Sith in their war against the Jedi Order during the Jedi-Sith War.
Dark Age Sith Armor has been permanently altered by the Dark side of the Force using Sith Alchemy, these alchemical alterations give Jai Thorne the ability to resist lightsaber or blaster attacks using his Dark Age Sith Armor
Dark Age Sith Armor has been designed with a black color scheme. Each component of the armor shares the same matte application of black.
Dark Age Sith Armor has been enhanced with a kiirium coating that allows this Dark Age Sith Armor the ability to disperse immediate major damage from heat weapons.
Dark Age Sith Armor has been fitted with an experimental optical camouflage generation system, allowing this Dark Age Sith Armor to hide from the naked eye and visual sensors by being rendered invisible. When the user moves at a slow speed, a small distortion can be seen.
The boots on this Dark Age Sith Armor have been enhanced with incredibly sound absorbent soles, muting the wearer's footfalls unless they are moving faster than a jogging pace.
The helmet of this Dark Age Sith Armor has been fitted with an advanced environmental filtration system, allowing it to filter out microscopic particles including viral and subatomic toxin based gasses.
This Dark Age Sith Armor has been coated in a specialized adaptive Reflec coating, both absorbing light and sensor pings to better blend with darkness and assist in avoiding sensor scans.