Armorsmith Archive
Thread: Naming armour
I've shied away from the "brand name" thing because it just seems cheesy to me. Personal taste, I guess.
My chitin and ubese are "Maolinn's XX% Kinetic Chitin/Ubese - *color*"
80/63 composite, for example, is "Maolinn's 80/63 Composite Armor - *color*"
Works for me.
People like seeing the stats in the name, I've found. Makes it easier to shop.
I name things like this.
Ubese ArmorGloves (74%K/16% 34/51/41) sv
this way people can easily see what the stats are when buying. AND so that later on after everything has been sliced they can still tell what the origional stats were (for comparison when buying new, to check if an armor piece was effectiveness or encumberance sliced, ect). I don't bother with color since I don't plan on stocking a large color selection
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Alpha Series - No layers
Kappa Series - Kinetic layers
Kappa E Series - Low-HAM Kinetic layers
Eta Series - Energy layers
Zeta Series - Acid layers (Zeta because if you're not careful with acid ZAP you've lost a finger)
I'm saving Omega Series for when I come up with something that I think is the be-all and end-all layering system. Or for rare components. Or for something that I just think is the best.
So when someone requested acid layered composite, she got pieces labeled like, "Composite Zeta Series Chestplate - Armor by Earen". And when I made a suit of kinetic layered for myself, "Composite Kappa E Series Chestplate - Armor by Earen".
I also put in the description on my vendor what my name for the color scheme is like "Signature Blue" or "Sunburst Yellow" or "Blood Red" or "Tatooine Sand" (which curiously is a color I've had requested that's kinda dark yellow-brown). Once again to enhance the "designer armor" feel ... even if nobody else cares ... it's fun for me
former composite names
predator
elite
beast master
dragon defender
ubese
clone warrior
chitin
true warrior
and iam back to as and already have a new name fore my new run next week