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People who trained to fight while wearing armors can use them effectively in combat. | People who trained to fight while wearing armors can use them effectively in combat. | ||
Wearing | Wearing armor without proficiency will impose [[Disadvantage]] on every [[Ability Check]], [[Saving Throw]], attack roll, you also can not cast [[Spell]]s. | ||
Each | Each class has proficiency with specific types of armor. Some classes such as [[Sorcerer]] and [[Wizard]] have no armor proficiency. | ||
== Type Of Armors == | == Type Of Armors == | ||
There are three types of | There are three types of armor: '''Light Armor''', '''Medium Armor''' and '''Heavy Armor'''. | ||
=== Light Armor === | === Light Armor === | ||
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'''Light | '''Light Armor''' provides protection without sacrificing mobility. | ||
When wearing '''Light Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC ''plus'' your [[Dexterity Modifier]]. | When wearing '''Light Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC ''plus'' your [[Dexterity Modifier]]. | ||
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'''Medium | '''Medium Armor''' provides more protection than '''Light Armors''', but they hinder mobility. | ||
When wearing '''Medium Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC ''plus'' your [[Dexterity Modifier]] (Max of 2). | When wearing '''Medium Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC ''plus'' your [[Dexterity Modifier]] (Max of 2). | ||
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'''Heavy | '''Heavy Armor''' provides the most protection of the three types, but they also offer no mobility. | ||
When wearing '''Heavy Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC. | When wearing '''Heavy Armor''', your [[Armour Class]] is equal to the Armor’s base AC. |