Flight Skin, Conglomeration

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Barathus designed flight skins to help them move comfortably in the cramped spaces favored by many terrestrial species, but the modular design proved easy to adapt to other species. A flight skin comprises redundant layers of light, airy material that lie nearly flat and resemble rubber or soft cloth but, buttressed by bio-psychic force fields, briefly inflate to reduce sudden impact. Flight skin environmental protections take the form of a thin membrane that, when activated, envelops exposed skin.

When you fall or are hit by a falling object while you’re wearing your flight skin, calculate the damage as if the fall were 20 feet shorter.

This armor was developed by and designed for barathus; as such, they are highly adjustable, easily accommodating barathus’ ever-changing physiology. Reduce the DC for Engineering checks to adjust these armors by 5; if you pay a professional to adjust the armor instead of doing so yourself, the cost is 5% of the armor’s purchase price.