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 ==Armor==
 :See [[Armor (Starfinder)]]

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 ====Tier====
 {| class="aside zebra c1c c2r c3c c4xs" id="table7–22"
-|+ 7–22: Computer Tiers
+|+ 7–22: Computers
 |-
-!Tier!!Price!!Hack DC!!Examples
+!Tier!!Price!!{{abbr|Hack|base DC to hack it}}!!Examples
 |-
 |class=in1|1||50||17||class=ml|• Datapad (common)<br>• Comm. (personal)
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 |class=in1|5||10,000||33||class=ml|• PC (mainframe)<br>• Security (high-grade)
 |-
-|class=in1|6||20,000||37||&mdash;
+|class=in1|6||20,000||37||• Tier 12 starship
 |-
-|class=in1|7||40,000||41||&mdash;
+|class=in1|7||40,000||41||• Tier 14 starship
 |-
-|class=in1|8||80,000||45||&mdash;
+|class=in1|8||80,000||45||• Tier 16 starship
 |-
-|class=in1|9||160,000||49||&mdash;
+|class=in1|9||160,000||49||• Tier 18 starship
 |-
-|10||320,000||53||&mdash;
+|10||320,000||53||• Tier 20 starship
 |}
 The computer’s tier indicates its overall technological sophistication, from 1 to 10. A tier-1 computer might be something as simple as a common datapad, a door lock, or a lighting controller, whereas a tier-10 computer represents the systems managing the engine core of a space station or the mainframe of an Aspis Consortium intersystem office. Note that the workstation of a tier-10 computer mainframe might itself be only a tier-3 computer, but it cannot in any way access or control the full mainframe, even if hacked; it can interface with only the components to which it has been granted access. Thus, access to the mainframe itself and features it controls requires hacking its tier-10 defenses.

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 ====Tier====
-{| class="aside zebra c1c c2r c3c" id="table7–22"
+{| class="aside zebra c1c c2r c3c c4xs" id="table7–22"
 |+ 7–22: Computer Tiers
 |-
-!Tier!!Price!!Hack DC
+!Tier!!Price!!Hack DC!!Examples
 |-
-|class=in1|1||50||17
+|class=in1|1||50||17||class=ml|• Datapad (common)<br>• Comm. (personal)
 |-
-|class=in1|2||250||21
+|class=in1|2||250||21||class=ml|• Datapad (nice)<br>• Console (game)
 |-
-|class=in1|3||1,250||25
+|class=in1|3||1,250||25||class=ml|• PC (typical)<br>• Security (low-grade)
 |-
-|class=in1|4||5,000||29
+|class=in1|4||5,000||29||class=ml|• PC (workstation)<br>• Security (mid-grade)
 |-
-|class=in1|5||10,000||33
+|class=in1|5||10,000||33||class=ml|• PC (mainframe)<br>• Security (high-grade)
 |-
-|class=in1|6||20,000||37
+|class=in1|6||20,000||37||&mdash;
 |-
-|class=in1|7||40,000||41
+|class=in1|7||40,000||41||&mdash;
 |-
-|class=in1|8||80,000||45
+|class=in1|8||80,000||45||&mdash;
 |-
-|class=in1|9||160,000||49
+|class=in1|9||160,000||49||&mdash;
 |-
-|10||320,000||53
+|10||320,000||53||&mdash;
 |}
 The computer’s tier indicates its overall technological sophistication, from 1 to 10. A tier-1 computer might be something as simple as a common datapad, a door lock, or a lighting controller, whereas a tier-10 computer represents the systems managing the engine core of a space station or the mainframe of an Aspis Consortium intersystem office. Note that the workstation of a tier-10 computer mainframe might itself be only a tier-3 computer, but it cannot in any way access or control the full mainframe, even if hacked; it can interface with only the components to which it has been granted access. Thus, access to the mainframe itself and features it controls requires hacking its tier-10 defenses.

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 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 This flexible body stocking fits tightly against its wearer and can be worn under ordinary clothes. If a second skin matches the wearer’s skin tone, this type of light armor can be difficult to detect. A second skin can also accept upgrades, making it popular for celebrities, diplomats, and other individuals who want protection without appearing to wear armor.
 ====Stationwear====
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 ;Flight Suit • Casual • Business • Elite
 Many types of reinforced clothing afford protection without sacrificing comfort or fashion. The prevalence of this kind of light armor on Absalom Station has led to the colloquial term “stationwear”. Stationwear ranges in style from casual wear to business suits and more formal garb. The usual environmental protections of armor are concealed in the design of these outfits. The grades of armor—business, casual, elite, and flight suit—refer to the quality of the garments, not the style.
 ===Heavy===

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 |}
-====AbadarCorp Travel Suit====
+====AbadarCorp travel suit====
 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 ;Silver • Gold • Platinum
 AbadarCorp executives popularized these light armor business suits for boardrooms and diplomatic meetings. Contingent force fields and concealed rebreathers protect the wearer in hostile environmental conditions. Higher grades of travel suits offer more protection—along with a designer label.
-====Carbon Skin====
+====Carbon skin====
 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 ;Graphite • White Carbon • Diamond • Nanotube
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 '''Clearweave II''' contains built-in microprojectors that allow the wearer to display glowing patterns, simple art, and even icons and logos through the armor’s fabric. These displays can be controlled via a personal comm unit or a more advanced computer. The glow emitted by the suit when displaying such patterns isn’t bright enough to provide useful illumination, but it does reveal the wearer’s position in darkness or dim light.
-====Echelon Fashion====
+====Echelon fashion====
 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 ;Ready to Wear • Bespoke
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 This flexible body stocking fits tightly against its wearer and can be worn under ordinary clothes. If a second skin matches the wearer’s skin tone, this type of light armor can be difficult to detect. A second skin can also accept upgrades, making it popular for celebrities, diplomats, and other individuals who want protection without appearing to wear armor.
-====Shotalashu Armor====
+====Shotalashu armor====
 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 The lashunta shotalashu cavalry wear this protective gear while riding their bonded saurian mounts. Layers of thin, ablative plates make for light armor that moves with the rider while providing maximum protection. Military merchants have taken to creating knock-off shotalashu armor in more modern styles, as some of the traditional nature themes are no longer fashionable.

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 The formfitting fabric of clearweave light armor is completely transparent to better display the fashion choices beneath it. Discrete force field generators along each side resemble intricate tattoos as much as they resemble circuitry. Clearweave darkens automatically when exposed to harmful solar radiation or laser fire.
-Clearweave II contains built-in microprojectors that allow the wearer to display glowing patterns, simple art, and even icons and logos through the armor’s fabric. These displays can be controlled via a personal comm unit or a more advanced computer. The glow emitted by the suit when displaying such patterns isn’t bright enough to provide useful illumination, but it does reveal the wearer’s position in darkness or dim light.
+'''Clearweave II''' contains built-in microprojectors that allow the wearer to display glowing patterns, simple art, and even icons and logos through the armor’s fabric. These displays can be controlled via a personal comm unit or a more advanced computer. The glow emitted by the suit when displaying such patterns isn’t bright enough to provide useful illumination, but it does reveal the wearer’s position in darkness or dim light.
 ====Echelon Fashion====

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 |}
 ===Light===
 ====AbadarCorp Travel Suit====

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 |Voidshield armor	||19	||610,250	||Heavy	||+25	||+26	||5	||−3	||−5	||7	||2	||—	||CRB
 |}
-===Details===
+===Light===
 ====Carbon Skin====
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 ;I • II • III • IV
 Each link in a suit of mind mail is a nanotechnological marvel: a psychically active circuit reactive to the thoughts of its wearer. When donned, mind mail floats just above the skin and alternates between rigidity and supple motion in response to its wearer’s thoughts and movement, with hundreds of tiny force fields filling the gaps between links as needed. The mail covers the entire body except for the face. The coif retracts into the collar at a mental command, and the mesh gloves likewise unlink and recede into the sleeves when a delicate touch is required. Mind mail offers a comfortable alternative to climate control in tropical environs such as Castrovel, as the armor does not make direct contact with the body and the open mesh provides ample airflow. The wearers of mind mail often personalize their armor with intricate designs woven with varicolored metals into the pattern of the mail. These designs can be altered with an Engineering check at the same DC as a check for adjusting armor.
 ====Lashunta tempweave====
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 {{hatnote|''Core Rulebook'', p.197}}
 This flexible body stocking fits tightly against its wearer and can be worn under ordinary clothes. If a second skin matches the wearer’s skin tone, this type of light armor can be difficult to detect. A second skin can also accept upgrades, making it popular for celebrities, diplomats, and other individuals who want protection without appearing to wear armor.
 ====Stationwear====
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 ;Flight Suit • Casual • Business • Elite
 Many types of reinforced clothing afford protection without sacrificing comfort or fashion. The prevalence of this kind of light armor on Absalom Station has led to the colloquial term “stationwear”. Stationwear ranges in style from casual wear to business suits and more formal garb. The usual environmental protections of armor are concealed in the design of these outfits. The grades of armor—business, casual, elite, and flight suit—refer to the quality of the garments, not the style.
 ===Upgrades===