Armor Slots

These are the armor slots that can be equipped. There are different names they may be called by region or type.

Head

Barbute

Bascinet

Beret

Beretta

Bicorne

Blindfold

Bonnet

Bowler

Cap

Cap’n’bells – Jester’s hat

Capotain

Chapeau

Casque

Circlet - Fillet

Coif

Coronet

Cowl

Crest

Crown

Diadem

Eye Patch

Fedora

Fez – Tarboosh

Fillet

Gasa – Monk hat

Goggles

Halo

Hat

Headband – Hachigane

Headdress feathered

Headgear

Headguard

Helm

Helmet

Hijab

Hood

Kabuto

Kerchief – Bandanna

Klobuk – divine classes

Kohl – face paint

Mask - Vizard

Mempo – face armor Japanese style

Mitre – priest cap

Salade

Shako

Skufia – Monk or Cleric

Skullcap – Skullplate, Calotte

Sombrero

Stetson

Tam o’Shanter

Tarbosh

Tiara

Top Hat

Toque – chefs hat

Tricorne

Turban

Veil

Visor

Wreath

Neck

Amulet

Bow – also bowtie or ribbon

Broach - Brooch

Choker

Clasp

Collar

Garland

Gorget

Kumade style

Locket

Mala – Monk

Medallion

Menat – Egyptian beaded necklace

Necklace

Pendant

Periapt

Torque

Shoulders

Ailettes

Banner

Camail

Cape

Capuche – Monk

Chasuble – usually Cleric

Cloak

Cope – cleric

Cowl

Epauliere

Halo – Sunrise

Mantle

Parasol – or umbrella

Pauldron

Poncho – usually Bandit/Vigilante

Scarf

Shawl

Shroud

Sode

Spaulders

Stole

Tilma

Wings

Wrap – ex ladies fur wrap

Chest

Apron

Armor – mail, chain, plate, hide, leather

Blouse

Bodice

Breastplate

Brigadine

Cassock – usually Cleric

Chemise

Chestguard

Coat

Corset

Cuirass

Do

Doublet

Dress

Duster

Frock

Gambeson – Aketon

Garb

Gown

Harness

Hauberk

Jacket

Jerkin

Kimono

Lingerie – female only

Outfit

Parka

Raiment

Robe

Sari – female only

Shirt

Smock

Suit

Surplice – usually Cleric or Monk

Tunic – Kalasiris (Egyptian)

Vest

Vestment

Forearms

Arm band – Brassard

Arm-guard

Armlet

Armlet

Bangle

Bracelet

Bracer

Cuffs

Kote

Manacles – Shackles

Maniple - cleric

Vambrace

Wristlet

Hands

Gauntlets

Gloves

Grips

Mittens

Wraps

Waist

Balderic

Bandoleer

Belt

Cable

Chain

Cinch

Cincture

Cord

Crossbelt

Garland

Girdle

Kamarband – cloth, can be very stylized

Kasa Zuri

Sash – Obi

Taces – hung from armor (usually plate armor)

Legs

Breeches

Britches

Chaps

Chausses

Cuissards

Dhoti – wrapped or layered cloth

Dungarees

Greaves

Haidate

Kilt

Knickers

Lederhosen

Leggings

Loincloth

Mawashi – Japanese sumo wrestler loincloth

Pantaloons

Pants

Sarong

Skirt

Stockings

Trousers - Hakama

Feet

Boots - Spurred

Buskins

Clogs

Footgear

Geta – raised wooden sandals

Jika-tabi – ninja boots

Kickers

Moccasins

Mukluk – cold weather boot

Runners

Sabaton

Sandals

Shoes

Skates

Slippers

Snowshoes

Stompers

Striders

Sune Ate – shin guard

Tabi

Treads

Trodders

Zoris

Trinkets - 5

Ankh

Anklet

Annulus – ring, can be any type of ring worn on the body or on a chain or even an offhand handheld ring

Badge

Banner

Baton

Book

Buckle

Cane

Chaplet – offhand string of beads with a trinket on the end, divine classes

Charm

Chimes – for treants

Cimaruta – type of charm, sprig of rue with small images hanging from it

Crook – offhand

Crystals – psionic

Deck of Cards – Summoner

Djed - offhand

Dorje – similar to a scepter

Dreamcatcher

Fetishes

Glasses – Lenses, Eye-patch, Goggles, Blindfold

Hair clips or ties

Lantern

Laurels – honor ribbon or award

Medal

Medicine Bag – bag on a string, usually healer or ritualist

Monocle

Orbs - Magic

Pendant

Phylactery

Piercings – barbells, bone spikes, etc

Pin

Prayer Beads – Cleric offhand

Quiver

Rings – ears, fingers, nose, pierced anywhere

Rods

Rosary – cleric or monk usually

Runestones – Runecarver

Scabbard - sheath

Scarab - pin

Scepter

Sigil

Tabard

Talisman

Tattoos

Thurible – usually Clerics or Alchemists, small censor on a chain carried in the offhand with incense in it

Vajra – short handle with blooms. bells, lightning bolts, or any symbolic shape on each end symmetrically

Wand

Was – type of scepter