Update description of mirror armor suits #73476
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Summary
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Purpose of change
Originally the goal was to fix a typo in the
tempered steel mirror armor
description:Mirror armor is either round or square plates connected by fasteners to cover all four sides of the vital areas of the torso, mirror plate was usually worn on top of other armor like chainmail or brigandines. This set is made of intricate alternating circular and rectangular tempered steel *plated*, detailed on the outsides and polished to a mirrored sheen in the center.
However seeing as the description is a bit awkward I decided to fix all of them.
Describe the solution
Update descriptions of five mirror armor variants.
Describe alternatives you've considered
These are proposed alternatives from the Discord:
by @Kamejeir :
Mirror armor consists of daisy-chained plates made to help reinforce chainmail or brigandines by adding an extra layer ontop of the vitals.
by @Mawranth :
Mirror armor is either round or square plates connected by fasteners to cover the vital areas of the torso. Mirror plate was usually worn on top of other armour like chainmail or brigandines.
Other areas of consideration include cutting all fluff from descriptions. Making them plain and functional. Fully open to suggestions.
Testing
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