Re: It does, do You know the area values? that is...And thank you. N/T

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Posted by Eric Prothero on November 6, 2000 at 13:30:46:

In Reply to: It does, do You know the rea values? N/T posted by Eric Prothero on November 6, 2000 at 13:29:21:

> > > For instance
> > > Armor: 15 15 15 10
> > > Affect: armor class -10

> > For most body parts the above equals AC 25 25 25 20. Some pieces of armor cover a large part of the body (e.g. that chain mail shirt on your torso), for these the "Armor" ratings are first multiplied (by 2 or 3, depending where it's worn), before the "Affects armor class" is added to get the total AC reduction. So the above as a mail shirt would be AC 55 55 55 40. No damage reduction.

> > Hope this helps.

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Comments:	> > > > For instance > > > > Armor: 15 15 15 10 > > > > Affect: armor class -10 > > > For <em>most</em> body parts the above equals AC 25 25 25 20. Some pieces of armor cover a large part of the body (e.g. that chain mail shirt on your torso), for these the "Armor" ratings are first multiplied (by 2 or 3, depending where it's worn), before the "Affects armor class" is added to get the total AC reduction. So the above as a mail shirt would be AC 55 55 55 40. No damage reduction. > > > Hope this helps.