Implanted Armor: Difference between revisions

May be an obvious carapace, may be subdermal. - ofOf course, in the latter case, rather than being prevented, an injury only becomes superficial, and the beneficiary presumably still feels it… but it's better to lose some skin than liver. Usually it can't be too solid, so as not to restrict the movement too much, but it's better than nothing. Likely to be differentiated (as all practical armor for as long as there is armor) - sometimes limited to vital organs only.

** ''[[Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay]]'' has both Cranial and Subskin Armour as separate implants. Also, thoroughgeneral augmentation represented by Machine(X) trait or The Flesh is Weak (X) talent adds Armour Points. Cybernetic constructs have a significant amount of the latter, and often also integral armoured plating on top. AlsoOf the aliens, the Rak'Gol (at least, those encountered by humans) commonly have implanted plates (see [https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/ffg_blog/20857/original_content Rak'Gol Marauder] — common foot soldier, [https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/ffg_blog/20885/original_content Rak'Gol Abomination] — leader).