Combat Armor

While the term  'Combat Armor' can be used to denote just about any form of armor designed specifically for combat engagements, when used it is almost always in reference to the Texas-California joint project with Phoenix Fabrications called the C-100, which would become the standard issue military armor among all human militaries alongside heavy use with most mercenary groups, private security contractors, police, company security and anyone else who may need a comfortable set of tested, military grade armor for use in live fire situations. Using a public and easy to produce(by Old World standards)duel layered metal and high density ceramic plates attached to a Kevlar lined weave, it affords high mobility and high protection with little cost. Previous sets of 'Armor' were often bulky for the soldiers wearing it and offered minimal protection compared to many types of attacks they may face on the modern battlefield, this offered a cost-effective solution with a universal system that could offer solid protection to general and private alike.

In the New World, the many thousands of suits of heavy combat armor has found its way all over the place. Some have become shells of their former selves due to the wear and tear they have received, however many have found their way into the hands of groups of every type, from humanitarian organizations looking for protection to slavers and mercenary groups looking to equip their soldiers with the best.