Mandalorian Armor (5e Equipment)

Mandalorian Armor
Medium Armor
Rarity Armor Class (AC) Strength Stealth Weight
Very Rare16 + Dexterity modifier (Max 2)14—60 lb.

Mandalorian armor referred to the traditional armor worn by the human warrior clans of the planet Mandalore. Common traits included a helmet with a T-shaped visor that concealed their faces, and armaments like whipcord throwers, flamethrowers, and jetpacks.

The Mandalorians' bloody history made their armor an iconic symbol of fear. Mandalorian armor was made from beskar, which was one of the strongest metals in the galaxy. Beskar could protect the wearer from blasters and even lightsabers. The bounty hunter Jango and his cloned son, Boba Fett wore customized Mandalorian armor, which was made with beskar.

Not Full. The armor is made to be worn with partial armor.

Beskar. The armor have immunity to damage from the blaster fires and lightsaber attacks. While wearing the armor, if a blaster of lightsaber attack hits you, roll a d20. If you roll a 10 or higher, you take no damage. You take half damage if you had roll a 9 or lower.


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