Power Suit (3.5e Equipment)
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This mystical orange suit of armor is renown for its incredible defensive and offensive power. Mention it's owner's name and even the bravest of warriors cringe. Owners are few and far between, but they are the stuff of legend. It's history is long and bloody. Those who know about it believe that it was divinely crafted. Others claim that it was constructed by an ancient race of bird people. Whatever its origin, who ever wields it has the power to change the world.
Base Power Suit
This artifact is actually mechanized armor. This +5 Full plate grants the wearer +6 to Str and Dex. It has the Fortification feature; all critical and sneak attack damage has a 50% miss chance. Furthermore, it has the Invulnerability feature, granting the wearer damage reduction of 5/magic. The armor does not impose a max dex, spell failure, or armor penalty.
The power suit is fully contained and hermetically sealed. It can continue to recycle oxygen indefinitely, acting as a bottle of air. The wearer becomes immune to vapors, inhaled poisons, airborne diseases, and contact poisons unless 10 points piercing or slashing damage is dealt.
The suit is homeostatic, effectively granting Endure Elements on the wearer.
When found it appears as a medallion of about one foot in diameter. When one holds it, one simply has to will it to activate. The medallion transforms into small orbs of light which circle around the user. The lights forms the armor around the wearer. The power suit automatically adjusts itself to the wearer's size, however, the wearer must be humanoid. The armor can be deactivated and it returns to its medallion form by will.
The power suit becomes almost as a second skin, thus monks and other classes who cannot wear heavy armor can wear it.
The power suit is mechanical, and non-magical.
The power suit is modular, meaning that many items can be added on to the power suit, upgrading its abilities. The DM can choose to include these upgrades when it is found, or make finding them a part of the campaign. Every upgrade has indefinite use. All upgrades are non-magical and become integrated into the suit.
Visors upgrade the helmet of the power suit. These upgrades can only be used if the helmet is attached to the power suit. Activating a visor is a standard action, as is switching it off.
Scan Visor With this upgrade, a character can use Identify as a full round action. In addition to items, this upgrade can tell the wearer the number of hit dice of a creature or character as well as its ability scores. Scanning can be negated by a will save (DC 30+wis).
X-ray Visor Functions as a ring of x-ray vision except with no con damage.
Suits improve how the power suit reacts to different environments. They are permanent and are always active.
Varia Suit Grants the wearer +5 fire resistance and can stand comfortably in extreme heat such as that found in a volcano, however, touching magma and the likes still deals damage.
Gravity Suit Grants the wearer freedom of movement with respects to aquatic movement. With out it, the power suit sinks normally and the wearer suffers a 60% movement speed reduction. The wearer can not use a swim check while wearing the power or gravity suit.
These upgrades effect the movement abilities of the power suit.
High Jump Boots Acts as an Improved Ring of Jumping
Screw Attack As a full round action, the wearer may jump into the air. If the he succeeds a tumble check DC 20 and travels at least 5 feet, then he somersaults in the air, becoming enveloped in orange energy. Contact with the power suit during this somersault is equivalent to a Disintegrate spell as cast by a level 15 wizard. Only one target can be hit by this attack. Should the wearer fail the tumble check, he falls prone as though he was tripped. The target must succeed a reflex save DC 10+1/2lvl+Dex for half damage or make contact with the suit. A successful reflex save results in no damage. The wearer lands one square beyond the target if it is disintegrated or makes a reflex save. If not, then he bounces off and lands one square in front of the target and provokes an attack of opportunity.
Shinespark As a full round action, the wearer may run in a similar manner as charging (ie the same movement restrictions for charging apply). After running for 30 feet, the power suit becomes enveloped in shimmering blue energy. The suit runs at 6 times the wearer's base speed. Contact with the power suit while enveloped is equivalent to a Disintegrate spell as cast by a level 15 wizard. Every 20 feet while 'sparking' the wearer takes 3d6 damage. The power suit can 'spark' indefinitely as long as the enemy it hits is disintegrated. If the target does not disintegrate, the shinespark attack ends. A reflex save DC 10+ 1/every 10 speed above 30.
The Arm cannon is a green barrel fitting over the forearm of the wearer's on hand. Able of firing a variety of weapons, it requires a move action to switch between them. While wearing it, that hand can not hold any items. All Arm cannon attacks below are ranged attacks. The arm cannon is a magical weapon. Firing the arm cannon provokes an attack of opportunity at melee ranges.
Power Beam This weapon fires force projectiles, each dealing 5d6 damage. The arm cannon has an unlimited charge of power beams. The wearer can fire 3 shots in one round as a standard action.
Wave Beam This weapon fire lightning projectiles, each dealing 8d6 damage. The arm cannon can fire 1d20 rounds a day at a rate of 1 shot/round. If hit the target must succeed a Fort save DC 10+BAB or be stunned for 1d4 rounds.
Ice Beam This weapon fire ice projectiles, each dealing 8d6 damage. The arm cannon can fire 1d20 rounds per day at a rate of 1 shot/round. If hit, the target must succeed a Fort save DC 10+BAB every round or be paralyzed until he succeeds.
Plasma This weapon fires plasma projectiles each dealing 12d6 fire damage. The arm cannon can fire 1d10 rounds per day at a rate of 1 shot/2 rounds. If hit, the target can catch on fire. See page 303 DMG.
Charge Beam This upgrade to the Arm cannon allows the wearer to fire improved versions of the original beams. The Suit can charge any beam an unlimited times per day. Charging and firing a beam is a full round action. If a target is hit, all relevant saves triple, and damage doubles. Charging provokes an attack of opportunity, but firing does not. If the wearer is hit, failing a concentration check (DC: damage) will cause the charge to fail.
Missile This is a ballistics weapon dealing 10d6 damage. Firing is a standard action everyone in a 5 foot radius takes 4d10 splash damage regardless if it misses the target. The power suit has a charge of 10 missiles/day (see missile expansion As a full round action, the wearer can 'lock on' and fire a missile. A locked on missile results in a guaranteed hit (as magic missile).
The power suit is an electric device. If it takes more than 30(?)lightning damage at once then there is a 25% chance of the wearer being stunned for 1 round; a 50% chance that no extra effect happens; a 20% chance that the suit locks up for 1d6 rounds; and a 5% chance that the suit permanently locks out the user (will save DC 40 negates). When the suit is locked up, in addition to loosing all bonuses it becomes a standard +5 Full Plate mail and looses all special abilities including the arm cannon, with a -2 str, -2 dex , -10 movement.
When first donning the power suit, the wearer must succeed a will save DC 25 or be permanently locked out. When locked out the suit's security systems activate. Not only do all special abilities and the arm cannon deactivate, but the wearer looses all bonuses, - str, -6 dex, -25 movement, and permanently loose -6 wis, -6 int and 10,000 xp. The wearer takes 6d6 damage per round until he removes the armor, at which point the armor returns to its medallion form.
The power suit takes up all items slots.
Although all parts of the power suit can be separated like normal plate mail, once a piece becomes separated, it loses all special abilities, regaining them once reattached.
The wearer must be humanoid, or the medallion does not activate.