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EQUIPMENT STATS by Thiago S EQUIPMENT STATS by Thiago S. Aranha Adventure Journal stats by Grimace 1 Table of Contents 14. Nova-Tech Powersuit 25. Malgon Armor 44. Magnaforce Security Shield Protective Gear 15. EVA Vacuum Pod 25. Nemesis Armor 44. Personal Energy Shield Protective Vests Combat Armor 26. Krail 210 Personal Armor 45. “Hardpoint” Heavy Weapons 26. Dragon Armor Armor 05. Leather Jerkin 15. Primitive Armor 27. Sunder 9 45. Portable Shield Generator 05. Tracker Utility Vest 15. Shockball Uniform 27. Hutt Battle Armor 45. Gungan Portable Shield 05. CV14-B Concussion Vest 15. Twi’lek Antistun Suit 27. Juggernaut Armor Generator 05. Blast Vest 16. Reflect Body Glove 28. Leviathan Armor 46. Base Shield Generator 05. Koromondain Half-Vest 16. Combat Jumpsuit Military Unit Armor 46. WorldArmor 4 Shield 06. Corondexx Blast Vest 16. Link Armor Generator 06. Barabel Microbe Armor 16. Glistaweb 29. Espo Armor 46. DefenStar Nyalsan II 06. Massassi Chest Shield 16. Blast-Dampening Armor 29. Espo Riot Armor Planetary Shield Armor Accessories 17. Flex-Armor 29. Jedi Battle Armor 47. MerrWeapons WorldArmor 9 17. Castaan Staad Armor 30. Rodian Protector Armor Planetary Shield 06. Rock Boots 17. Electromesh Armor 30. Iotran Braceman Armor 47. Planetary Shield 06. CT3 Concussion Helmet 17. Corellian 611 Combat Armor 30. Goroth Planetary Police 06. Blast Helmet 17. Arelik Armor Armor 06. Sonic Dampening Helmet 17. Fenelar Armor 31. Clone Trooper Armor, Mark I Conveyances Camouflage Armor 17. Cresh Luck Armor 31. Clone SCUBA Trooper Armor 17. Ubese Raider Armor 31. ARC Trooper Armor Climbing Gear 07. Umbaran Shadowcloak 18. Gladiator Armor 32. Katarn Armor 07. Camouflage Poncho 48. Fibra-Rope 18. Dura-Armor 32. Clone Trooper Armor, Mark II 07. Camouflage Fatigue 48. Kashyy Vine 18. Coynite Battle Armor 32. Royal Guard Armor 07. Shadowsuit 48. Syntherope 18. Stalker Armor 33. Coruscant Guard Armor 07. Camo Armor 48. Syntherope Dispensor 19. M’uhk’gfa Battle Plate 33. Imperial Sentinel Armor 07. Thermoguard Jumpsuit 48. Gyro-Grappler 19. A3AA Personal Defense 33. Imperial Dungeoneer Armor 48. Line Master TLG Environmental Suits Module 34. Imperial Sovereign Protector 49. Verti-Go Line Thrower 08. Shipsuit 19. “Nullifier” Energy Diffusion Armor 49. Grappling Gun 08. Body Glove Armor 34. CompForce Trooper Armor 49. Repulsorlift Grappling Gun 08. All-Temperature Cloak 19. Warrior’s Armor 34. Imperial Field Armor 49. Climbing Boots and Gloves 08. Morseerian Environmental 19. Subaltern’s Armor 34. Imperial Gunner Armor 49. Tree-Claw Suit 20. Subcommander’s Armor 35. Stormtrooper Armor 50. Power Pitons 08. Thinsuit 20. Commander’s Armor 35. Sandtrooper Armor 50. Adhesion Disc 09. Ooglith Cloaker 20. Supreme Commander’s 35. AT-AT Operator Armor 50. Climbsuit Armor 36. Imperial Pilot Flight Suit 09. Lightweight Armor Repulsors 09. Light Scout Armor 20. Warmaster’s Armor 36. Scout Trooper Armor 09. Scout Armor 20. Dead Armor 36. Snowtrooper Armor 50. Iyra Gravity Belt 10. A-5 Envirosuit 20. Dark Combat Jumpsuit 37. Swamp Trooper Armor 50. Cloud Jumper 10. SeaScape Diving Suit 20. Dark Padded Battle Armor 37. Raptor Commando Armor 50. Grav Boots 10. Skakoan Pressure Suit 20. Dark Heavy Battle Armor 37. Storm Commando Armor 50. Aratech R82 Jump Boots 11. Versatex Survival Suit 21. Orbalisk Armor 38. Radtrooper Armor 51. Repulsorlift Cart 11. Polarizing Field Insulator Powersuits 39. Seatrooper Armor 51. Repulsorlift Baggage Cart Suit 39. Spacetrooper Armor 51. Flotation Lifter 21. Galax Systems Powersuit Spacesuits 21. Servo-Lifter Individual Armor Jet Packs 11. Vacuum Ooglith 22. Bounty Hunter Armor 40. Beylyssa’s Armor 51. Leaper Jet Pack 11. Vacuum Suit 22. Smasher Armor 40. Boba Fett’s Battle Armor 51. Jumper Jet Pack 11. Tech Vacuum Suit 22. Corellian Powersuit 40. Boushh’s Armor 51. NJP-433 Jet Pack 11. LifeLine Space Suit 22. Corellian HuntSuit 41. Darth Vader’s Armor 52. Screamer Jumper Jet Pack 12. Flight Suit 22. Charon Battle Armor 41. Dej Vennor’s Armor 52. Swiftsure Jet Pack 12. Padded Flight Suit 23. AV-1S (Scout) 41. Dengar’s Blast Armor 52. Whisper Jet Pack 12. Armored Flight Suit 23. AV-1C (Combat) 42. Jango Fett’s Battle Armor 52. Z-6 Jet Pack 12. Flitter Vacuum Suit 24. AV-1A (Assault) 42. Jodo Kast’s Battle Armor 53. Hush-About Jet Pack 12. Vagabond Suit 24. Telgorn Corp. Mark II 43. Mist’s Bounty Hunter Armor 53. Flutter Pack 13. Bulk Exploratory Armor Powersuit 43. Stormtrooper X’s Modified Rocket Packs 13. Space Suit 24. Telgorn Corp. Mark III Stormtrooper Helmet 53. Zim Systems Rocket Pack 13. Armored Vacuum Suit Powersuit Shields 53. Whisper Jumper Jet Pack 13. Wrokix Works Armored 25. Telgorn Corp. Mark IV 44. Dampener Aerosol 53. DSP-5 Rocket Pack Spacesuit Powersuit 44. Shield Gauntlet 54. PRP-100 Rocket Pack 14. Merr-Sonn Armored 25. Telgorn Corp. Mark V 44. Primitive Shield 54. RP1 Carrier Rocket Pack Spacesuit Powersuit 44. Beastwearden’s Shield 54. HSS Thruster Pack 14. Heavy Radiation Powersuit 25. Telgorn Corp. Mark VI Powersuit 44. Riot Shield 2 Animal Gear Package 81. Secure-A3 Comlink 91. Jedi Holocron 68. Hifold Sensory Package 81. Comset 92. Sith Holocron 54. Coiling Tack 68. Hi-Sense Enhanced Eyes 81. Vehicle Comlink 92. Sith Scroll 54. Tranthebar Racing Harness 68. Cybernetic Eye 81. Portable Message Transceiver 92. Marker Placard 55. Live Organism Comfort 68. Motion Interface Package 81. Visual Wrist Com Conveyor Recorders & Projectors 69. Ultrasound Sight Enhancer 81. Holo Display Comlink 69. Tremor Sensor 82. Holo Communicator 92. Recording Rod Medical 69. Neimoidian Data Goggles 82. Hologram Projection Pod 92. Treaty Recording System 69. Cyborg Construct 82. Villip 92. Biorecorder 56. Containment Box 93. Chilab 70. Weapon Mount Communication Disruptors 56. Containment Booth 70. Cybernetic Nexus Ring 93. Gorondin Holo Chronometer Healing 83. Alliance Communications 93. Imagecaster Encrypter 93. Hologram Projector 56. Plasma Protein Replicator Survival 83. Pocket Scrambler 56. Paravacc Information Security 71. Glow Rod 83. Jammer Pack 57. Enzymer 94. AccuTronics Encryption 71. Luma Flare 57. Vitapill Communication Aids Package 71. Personal Strobe Locator 57. Nilar Field Cauterizer 83. Anomid Vocalizer Mask 94. Analysis Encoding Computer 71. Anti-Insect Canister 57. Slick 83. Qwohog Vocalizer Mask 94. DCD-4800 Cryptographer 71. Animal Excluder 57. Medpac 84. AlienEnhancer Voicebox Coder 72. Ration Concentrates 57. Medkit 84. Transliterator 94. Data Bio-Encryptor 72. Dehydrated Food Pack 57. FastFlesh Medpac 84. Tizowyrm 94. Credit Chip Bio-Encoder 58. Spray Plasto-Cast 72. Water Purifier 58. Med-Aid 72. Water Purifying Canteen Beacons Slicing 58. Bacta Geltab 72. Micro Fusion Reactor 84. Landing Beacon 95. Scomp Spiker 58. Trauma Kit 72. Energy Capacitor 84. Distress Beacon 95. Computer Spikes 59. Customized Medical 72. Defel Heat Reducer 84. Portable Emergency Beacon 95. Unitech “Patch” Backpack 73. Heat Induction Staff 59. Abyssin Grafting Patch 73. Portable Heater 59. Med Unit 73. Radiation Deflection Pin Information Surveillance 60. Bacta Tank 73. Radiation Deflection Badge 73. Coolth Backpack Computers Binoculars Stabilizing 73. Survival Pack 85. Datapad 96. Dim Goggles 60. Replar Splint 74. Scout’s Survival Pack 85. MicroThrust Portable 96. Macrolenses 60. Sluissi Gravitic Pressure 74. Coruscant Survival Kit Computer 96. Wide-Scan Binocs Bandage 74. Jedi Utility Belt 85. Handheld Computer 96. Ziko 1000 Macrobinoculars 61. Bacta Tray Breathing Gear 86. Private Computer 96. Macrobinoculars 61. Anti-Shock Blanket 86. Mainframe 97. Headstrap Macrobinoculars 75. Oxygen Extractor 61. Portable Survival Pod 86. Duros Bio-Computer 97. Holorecording 75. Breather-1 Breath Mask 61. Hyperbaric Medical Chamber 86. Mon Calamari Aquatic Macrobinoculars 75. Roamer-6 Breath Mask 62.Celegian Life-Support Computer 97. Experimental Holorecording 75. Oxidizer Chamber 86. TerexComm DataSearch 9C Macrobinoculars 75. Tasari Breath Mask 86. TerexComm DataSearch 97. Infra-Goggles Medical Scanners 76. Tasari Oxygen Tank 12C-A 98. Snooper Goggles 76. Breath Mask 62. Med Diagnostic Scanner 87.CFC-100 Corporate Watcher 98. Peer Snooper Goggles 76. Emergency Life Support 62. Medscanner Computer 98. Das’skar Hunting Mask Module 62. Bioscan 87. Galactic Currency Converter 98. Kavaavik 76. Aquata Breather 62. Medisensor 87. Pocket Secretary 76. Organic Gill Sensors 87. Tag Scanner Datapad Drugs 77. Gnullith 87. Permit Datapad 98. Hover-Cam 63. Signature Scent Synthesizer 77. Lungworm 87. Dodonna’s Battle Analysis 98. Eye In The Sky 63. Elixir of Infatuation 77. Kel Dor Antiox Breath Mask Computer 99. General Purpose Scanner 63. Orfite Scent Mask Shelters 87. Personal Combat Threat 99. Sensor Pack 9320/B 63. Cyduct Chemical Booster 99. Surveillance Pod 77. Shelter Analyzer 64. Ryll Spice 99. Sensor Beacon 77. ThinHut 88. Spot-On Locator 64. Andris White Spice 99. Motion Sensor Pack 78. Bubble Cloak 88. Automap 64. Carsunum Black Spice 99. Motion Sensor Array 78. Emergency Inflation Shelter 88. Navigation/Direction Finder 64. Glitterstim Spice 100. Gotal Electromagnetic 78. Pressure Tent 88. Directional Transponder 64. Death Stick Scanner 78. Aqua Survival Shelter Boosters Accessories 100. Lifedetec Bioscanner 89. Dedicated Terminal 100. ILF-5000 Lifeform Scanner 65. Emotion Suppressant 89. Master Command Unit 100. Lifeform Scanner 65. Orfite Power Harness Communications 89. Universal Computer Interface 100. Sensor Pack 65. Servo Slippers 89. Datapad Remote Link Unit 100. Audio Pickup 65. Grav Mill Communicators 89. Cyborg/Computer Systems 101. “EAR” Eavesdropping Unit 65. Myostim Unit 79. Gnullith-Villip Data-Link 101. Comm Scanner 79. Husher Mike Cybernetics 89. Synoptic Teacher 101. Orbital Transmission 79. Implant Communicator 90. Remote Text Data Scanner Monitor 66. Replacement Prosthetics 79. PTP Link 90. Crate Tag Imprinter 101. Energy Scanner 66. Cybernetic Hand 80. Personal Comlink 101. PX-7 Heat Sensor 66. Cybernetic Forearm 80. C1 Personal Comlink Data Carriers 102. Food Analyzer 66. Cybernetic Arm 80. MultiNode Comlink 90. Electronic Identification 102. ChaumScanner 5 Brooch 67. Cybernetic Knee 80. 3-Mal Personal Comlink Display 102. Tox Detector 67. Cybernetic Leg 80.
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