3.5e Mundane Outfits
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Mundane Outfits
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| Alchemist Robe | Robes worn by alchemist for safety, they are resistant to chemical burns and substances. |
| Cheerleader Outfit | A set of strange very lightweight clothes bearing odd symbols and usually garish color. |
| Clothing Bindings | An augmentation to existing clothing or armor, this makes it difficult to remove. |
| Cultist Robes | What's an eldritch summoning of the lord of all destruction without these fashionable dark robes with matching hood? |
| Hazmat Suit | A hazmat suit provides mundane protection against all manner of deadly toxins and disease. |
| Jetpack | Jetpacks are extraordinary mechanical devices which grant flight. |
| Jingly Jangly Suit | The jingly jangly suit is so garishly loud and distracting, no one can pay attention. |
| Martial Artist Outfit | A specially outfitted robe, garb or other set of clothes made for martial artists to train and fight in. |
| Modern Clothes | Not terribly practical, but stylish, these clothes seem to be from another time. |
| Performer's Outfit | More respectable than the Entertainer's Garb, but still attention-getting. |
| Scuba Wetsuit | Scuba wetsuits are used by divers exploring underwater. Not everybody can afford water breathing after all. |
| Skin Suit | A gruesome creation, wearing the unprocessed skin of another, the skin does provide... benefits... of a sort. |
| Studded Harness | These straps of studded leather provide a mount for armor spikes, pocket knives, and grenades. |
| Victoria's Secret Compartment | This piece of women's underwear is far more capacious than its outward appearance suggests |
| Wingsuit | A skydiving suit with flaps between the arms and legs, acting as wings. They reduce falling damage. |
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