Armor

Armor does what it does best: protects the wearer from harm. A few brief notes before we begin, however:
1. Any class can equip any armor (there are no complete restrictions). However, certain equipment was meant for certain classes. For example, a Thief wearing chainmail might be well-protected, but the armor will weigh down his movement and the creaking noises created will ruin his stealth. Be very careful in what you chose.
2. Don't equip armor on Wizards. Ever. It screws with mana fields, thus lowering your magic skill. Besides, you have to move away from enemies to use your best spells without being killed; why weigh yourself down?
3. If you have any excess armor, store it or sell it to the Weapon Shop. I really don't sell my stuff, however, due to the lack of time I go down there; I go to the Inn constantly, however.
4. If you're a Fighter or Paladin, go wild.

Well, that was a lengthy intro. Now read on!

Name	Defense Value	Location	Price (if any)
Leather Armor	15	Thieves Start with one, Animal-men	None
Magic Leather Armor	20	Weapon Shop, Tinos, Mansion	2000d
Chainmail	20	Fighters/Paladins start with one	None
Magical Chainmail Armor	25	Weapon Shop, Wierdlings, Hydra Cave

Name	Defense Value	Location	Price (if any)
Shield	5	Fighters start with one, Weapon Shop	200d
Magic Shield	10	Paladins start with one	None
General's Shield	15	Defeat General Claudius	None

Name	Defense Value	Location	Price (if any)
Helm	10	Weapon Shop	150d
Magic Helm	10	Weapon Shop, School, Hydra Cave	4000d