Titan: A LitRPG Adventure (UnderVerse Book 4) by Jez Cajiao (beach books .txt) 📗
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“Damn, that feels smooth…” I muttered, curling my arm up and down.
“The Legion has the best armorers anywhere,” Restun said with a rare smile. “Every part is designed to be able to lock together, reinforcing the others, and spreading the weight out. You can wear just sections if you need to, and then the weight will be what the uninitiated expect from armor like this, but when it’s all in place, fitted and working correctly? A fully armored Legionnaire will beat a standard soldier in far more expensive armor over and over again.”
“From fighting monsters, to chasing a girl, the Legionnaires leave them in a whirl…” Thorn muttered, smiling as she worked, gripping my new boots and pulling upwards as I stomped down. Then she twisted a ring-shaped connector on the top of the boot, and it locked into place, and I felt the weight settle even more comfortably.
“It’s true, though,” Romanus agreed. “The way that the Legion armor is built, each section supports the next, much like in a shieldwall. Because the armor is linked together, it offsets the weight, plus there are a few little tricks our armorers have learned over the centuries. Add to that, sections that are built to bend and give slightly, and others have additional padding, and you’ll find nothing to compare with it.”
“Nothing?” I asked, lifting my right hand as Thorn tugged the gauntlet on for me, twisting the wrist connector and locking it into place with a smooth click.
“Nothing that you can find anywhere,” Romanus insisted proudly. “Sure, back in the glory days of the Empire, there were armorers that made equipment that put ours to shame, but almost none of it survived, and that which did… well, we don’t get to examine it for lost secrets.”
“And even if we could, there’s no changing the Legion armor…” Thorn grumbled under her breath.
“Now, now, Legionnaire,” Romanus chuckled. “Until now, we’ve had tradition as our only shield… it’ll be hard accepting the changes Lord Jax brings, but we must change, if we are to survive.”
“Yes, Prefect,” Thorn said, bowing her head. “I apologize for my words if they seemed disrespectful…”
“No, there’s no need for that, Thorn.” Romanus smiled gently. “We’re all Legionnaires, and we all yearn for the glory of our dreams, be they in battle or in creation. We all serve the Empire.”
“Thank you, sir,” Thorn said, smiling and twisting my last gauntlet until it clicked into place. A shiver passed over me, and I felt as much as saw the notifications spring to life.
Congratulations!
You have equipped a full set of ‘Legionnaire Scout Armor.’
For equipping eight out of eight set pieces, you have an increase of 23% to all physical damage resistances, 0% increase to Stamina, and +5 to physical damage.
Beware!
You have equipped a full set of ‘Legionnaire Scout Armor,’ but you are inexperienced and weaker than is recommended to wear such armor. As such, you receive a penalty of +16% increase to Stamina drain to all tasks.
Cuirass of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This chest armor includes Pauldrons and is made of horizontal strips of Highsteel attached to a blackened leather undergarment. It gives a bonus of +5 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Revebrace of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This armor covers the upper arms and connects to both the Vambraces and the Pauldrons. It is made of interlocked scales of Highsteel laid over toughened leather. It gives a bonus of +2 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Vambraces of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This armor covers the lower arms and connects to both the Revebraces and the Gauntlets. It is made of interlocked scales of Highsteel laid over toughened leather. It gives a bonus of +2 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Culet of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This armor covers the groin and connects to both the cuirass and the Cuisse. It is made of interlocked scales of Highsteel laid over toughened leather with larger, solid sections in place to cover vital areas. It gives a bonus of +4 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Helm of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This helmet is made of Highsteel and formed into two separate pieces, a face shield that can be raised or lowered, then locked into place, and a main section to enclose the head. The Legion Helm also comes with the facility to add a plume (not attached). It gives a bonus of +4 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Gauntlets of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
These Gauntlets connect to the Vambraces to form a fitting seal and are constructed of individual sections of Highsteel, with a mixture of scales and plate construction for added protection. They grant a bonus of +4 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Greaves of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
This chest armor is made of vertical strips of blackened Highsteel laid over toughened leather. It gives a bonus of +5 to stealth. All attacks made when undetected will do extra damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
Sabatons of Faithful Service
Further Description Yes/No
Details:
These armored boots are made of Highsteel and are constructed to be both protective and comfortable, and grant a bonus of +2 to resisting physical damage.
Rarity
Magical
Durability
Charge:
Rare
No
100/100
N/A
I looked the details over and nodded to myself in satisfaction. Yes, I was losing a lot of Stamina doing everything, but with the increased protection, it was worth that. Add to that, I looked fucking badass!
The armor was beautiful, a combination of the classic ‘Paladin’ style in fantasy movies, mixed with old school ‘Roman Legionnaire.’ With the way everything linked together, the flexibility and sheer artistry of it, damn if it didn’t look
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