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imported>Crookandcharlatan eh, are they "indestructible"? I feel like their functions are very different - mayan armor deflects bullets, the aegis just decreases damage received and increases damage output (whatever that means) |
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[[File:AC4 Mayan outfit.png|thumb|200px|Edward wearing the Mayan Armor]] | [[File:AC4 Mayan outfit.png|thumb|200px|Edward wearing the Mayan Armor]] | ||
The '''Mayan Armor''' was a set of [[armor]] created by the Mayans during Precolombian history, through the use of scavenged [[First Civilization]] [[Shards of Eden|materials]]. Imbued with magnetic properties, the armor had the ability to deflect metal projectiles, including bullets. | The '''Mayan Armor''' was a set of lightweight and virtually indestructible [[armor]] created by the Mayans during Precolombian history, through the use of scavenged [[First Civilization]] [[Shards of Eden|materials]]. Imbued with magnetic properties, the armor had the ability to deflect metal projectiles, including bullets. | ||
The Armor was hidden in a vault in [[Tulum]], which could only be opened with a number of keystones scattered across the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. Their locations were typically marked with the presence of [[Mayan stelae]] nearby. | The Armor was hidden in a vault in [[Tulum]], which could only be opened with a number of keystones scattered across the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. Their locations were typically marked with the presence of [[Mayan stelae]] nearby. | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 12 December 2015
The Mayan Armor was a set of lightweight and virtually indestructible armor created by the Mayans during Precolombian history, through the use of scavenged First Civilization materials. Imbued with magnetic properties, the armor had the ability to deflect metal projectiles, including bullets.
The Armor was hidden in a vault in Tulum, which could only be opened with a number of keystones scattered across the West Indies. Their locations were typically marked with the presence of Mayan stelae nearby.
During the 18th century, the pirate Edward Kenway collected the keystones and claimed the armor for himself around 1721.
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Edward recovering the armor from the vault in Tulum
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