Reflexive Repulsion Armor (3.5e Equipment)

This page is of questionable balance. Reason: protects like heavy armor for 10 attacks? this thing is overpriced especially if you count in the idea of having to hit before it reduces in ability (i.e. +8 armor and no dex bonus can make you almost unhitable if you stack things, and it probably doesn't count as armor.) You can help D&D Wiki by better balancing the mechanics of this page. When the mechanics have been changed so that this template is no longer applicable please remove this template. If you do not understand balance please leave comments on this page's talk page before making any edits. Edit this Page | All pages needing balance

Keep in mind this should be only used in "Modern" or highly technologically advanced settings. it is possible for eberron with "Magical charge" instead of the battery.

Reflexive Repulsion Armor (RRA) is a special suit that is made with a material that hardens when electrically charged that carries a small rechargeable battery that is used to deploy the charge to harden the material absorbing impact from any damage other than magical, as physical impact is needed for it to protect. while uncharged, it is soft as silk making movement in it very easy. however, it can only absorb up to 10 hits before the battery runs out, needing you to plug it somewhere to recharge.

Favored among stealth operatives for it's light-as-clothes profile, even if it's incredible protection is severely limited in uses.

Note: the electric charge is insignificant and does not even bother even flies

Stats:

AC bonus +8 Max Dexterity bonus: like clothes Weight: 0.5 lbs Gimmick:after 10 hits that strike it, ac bonus becomes 0

Cost: 800 Gold

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