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		<text>The lightweight, well-worked leather only provides minimal protection, although the softness of the hide does yield the advantage of 
complete and very quiet manoeuvrability. This is perhaps the reason why it is the preferred apparel of the Zones criminal element. Commonly known as a 
"Bandit Jacket" it is sensible to steer clear of whoever may be wearing one. Stories of theft and murderous intention told around camp fires often refer to 
these "black jacket scum". Kevlar inserts seem to have been an afterthought as they're messily stitched under parts of the jackets lining, presumably to 
protect vital organs. \n \nAttributes:\nVery similar to other leather jackets found in the Zone in that it provides minimal resistance against tearing 
and shredding. The inclusion of Kevlar inserts gives an added layer of impact protection. A marine dye containing Phenol-aldehyde polymer used during 
manufacture holds off water and can also repel a low strength chemical attack while at the same time it seems to have made the jacket materials combust 
quite easily when exposed to flame.</text>
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	<string id="bandit_outfit_description_m">
		<text>The lightweight, well-worked leather only provides minimal protection, although the softness of the hide does yield the advantage of 
complete and very quiet manoeuvrability. This is perhaps the reason why it is the preferred apparel of the Zones criminal element. Commonly known as a 
"Bandit Jacket" it is sensible to steer clear of whoever may be wearing one. Stories of theft and murderous intention told around camp fires often refer to 
these "black jacket scum". Kevlar inserts seem to have been an afterthought as they're messily stitched under parts of the jackets lining, presumably to 
protect vital organs. \n \nAttributes:\nVery similar to other leather jackets found in the Zone in that it provides minimal resistance against tearing 
and shredding. The inclusion of Kevlar inserts gives an added layer of impact protection. A marine dye containing Phenol-aldehyde polymer used during 
manufacture holds off water and can also repel a low strength chemical attack while at the same time it seems to have made the jacket materials combust 
quite easily when exposed to flame. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThis particular jacket is unique in that it has had ceramic alumina plates sewn 
into its lining which nets a reasonable boost to impact, rupture and explosive protections.</text>
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	<string id="bandit_re_description">
		<text>The lightweight, well-worked leather only provides minimal protection, although the softness of the hide does yield the advantage of 
complete and very quiet manoeuvrability. This is perhaps the reason why it is the preferred apparel of the Zones criminal element. Commonly known as a 
"Bandit Jacket" it is sensible to steer clear of whoever may be wearing one. Stories of theft and murderous intention told around camp fires often refer to 
these "black jacket scum". Kevlar inserts seem to have been an afterthought as they're messily stitched under parts of the jackets lining, presumably to 
protect vital organs. \n \nAttributes:\nVery similar to other leather jackets found in the Zone in that it provides minimal resistance against tearing 
and shredding. The inclusion of Kevlar inserts gives an added layer of impact protection. A marine dye used during manufacture holds off water and can also 
repel a low strength chemical attack. \n \nAdditional Characteristics: \nA balaclava included with this suit seems to have been manufactured using the 
flame retardant material Codura. The pants also differ from the clothing most commonly worn by Bandits in that they are noticeably heavier due to having 
been thickly lined with polyethylene.</text>
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		<text>Bandit Jacket</text>
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	<string id="bandit_outfit_name_m">
		<text>Mail Jacket</text>
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		<text>Heavy Bandit Clothes</text>
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	<string id="dolg_outfit_description">
		<text>In February 2008, the Duty factions name was linked to the killing of three members of the newly formed Chernobyl Exclusion Zone 
Protective Federation (CEZPF). A violent battle between elite Spetsnaz troops and the Duty faction ensued, eventually resulting in the apprehension of two 
Duty members. During interrogations, one man claimed that their suits had been crafted in part at a research institute located in a bunker underneath Kyiv 
Pasazhyrsky Railway Station. While a raid on the station was taking place, five unidentified, heavily armed men liberated the two Duty members. The raid 
yielded an empty basement. The Duty faction is obviously highly organised, well connected and very motivated. The two suits taken from the escaped men most 
closely resemble the PSZ-9, a suit developed in Kiev by Composite Armor Systems. This is an enhanced version of that suit. \n \nAttributes:\nTetramod 
Soft Plates (TSP) made of DSM Dyneema on Dupont Kevlar shield the chest well from ballistic impact. Side protection modules are also present on this suit 
so it will provide low-medium protection. This suit does not provide any form of radiation prevention. A medium fragmentation resistance has been achieved 
thanks to the extensive use of heavily weaved polyethylene fibers. The included night vision image enhancer is a low quality unit. The suits exterior 
materials incorporate a flame retardant, Codura cover, which also provides minor protection against chemical attack.</text>
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		<text>In February 2008, the Duty factions name was linked to the killing of three members of the newly formed Chernobyl Exclusion Zone 
Protective Federation (CEZPF). A violent battle between elite Spetsnaz troops and the Duty faction ensued, eventually resulting in the apprehension of two 
Duty members. During interrogations, one man claimed that their suits had been crafted in part at a research institute located in a bunker underneath Kyiv 
Pasazhyrsky Railway Station. While a raid on the station was taking place, five unidentified, heavily armed men liberated the two Duty members. The raid 
yielded an empty basement. The Duty faction is obviously highly organised, well connected and very motivated. The two suits taken from the escaped men most 
closely resemble the PSZ-9, a suit developed in Kiev by Composite Armor Systems. This is an enhanced version of that suit. \n \nAttributes:\nTetramod 
Soft Plates (TSP) made of DSM Dyneema on Dupont Kevlar shield the chest well from ballistic impact. Side protection modules are also present on this suit 
so it will provide low-medium protection. This suit does not provide any form of radiation prevention. A medium fragmentation resistance has been achieved 
thanks to the extensive use of heavily weaved polyethylene fibers. The included night vision image enhancer is a low quality unit. The suits exterior 
materials incorporate a flame retardant, Codura cover, which also provides minor protection against chemical attack. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\n
Appropriately named "Hunter" this unique Duty armor boasts a high quality NV imaging system and extra protection from vicious teeth and sharp claws, 
provided by an added layer of polyethylene fibers on top of the existing layer. This rare suit also features an intelligently designed balance system, 
which aids in increasing carrying capacity by approximately 10kg.</text>
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		<text>In February 2008, the Duty factions name was linked to the killing of three members of the newly formed Chernobyl Exclusion Zone 
Protective Federation (CEZPF). A violent battle between elite Spetsnaz troops and the Duty faction ensued, eventually resulting in the apprehension of two 
Duty members. During interrogations, one man claimed that their suits had been crafted in part at a research institute located in a bunker underneath Kyiv 
Pasazhyrsky Railway Station. While a raid on the station was taking place, five unidentified, heavily armed men liberated the two Duty members. The raid 
yielded an empty basement. The Duty faction is obviously highly organised, well connected and very motivated. The two suits taken from the escaped men most 
closely resemble the PSZ-9, a suit developed in Kiev by Composite Armor Systems. This is an enhanced version of that suit. \n \nAttributes:\nTetramod 
Soft Plates (TSP) made of DSM Dyneema on Dupont Kevlar shield the chest well from ballistic impact. Side protection modules are also present on this suit 
so it will provide low-medium protection. A medium fragmentation resistance has been achieved thanks to the extensive use of heavily weaved polyethylene 
fibers. The included night vision image enhancer is a medium quality biocular unit. The suits exterior materials incorporate a flame retardant, Codura 
cover, which also provides minor protection against chemical attack. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nA decent boost to protection against small arms 
fire has been achieved via the addition of TSP groin and neck padding on this rare suit. Those inclined to wander may now venture a little further into the 
Zones dangerous places thanks to the TYVEX enhanced materials and the well maintained Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) that is also included. 
Those who like to scavenge around the Zone for anything that may be of value might be pleased that a folding aluminium frame aids in carrying extra weight 
(approx. 10kg) without sacrificing the comfort of this modified Duty armor.</text>
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		<text>PSZ-9d Duty Armor</text>
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		<text>Hunter PSZ-9d</text>
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		<text>Wanderers PSZ-9d</text>
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	<string id="dolg_scientific_outfit_description">
		<text>Based on the PSZ-9 suit developed by Composite Armor Systems in Kiev, the “PSZ-9Md Universal Protection” suit is the big brother of 
the PSZ family. It was built on the PSZ-9d Duty Armor, in order to grant its wearer less than deadly access to particularly hostile parts of the Zone. This 
was prompted after a small group of Freedom faction members, equipped with rare artifacts and high quality protective suits, were able to infiltrate a Duty strongpoint through a 
highly radioactive field before stealing a large portion of the Duty factions' supplies. They escaped back through the radiation without fear of being 
followed. Not at all pleased to be beaten, the Duty camp used their contacts in the Zones scientific community to remedy the situation and the PSZ-9Md UP 
was the result. When Freedom faction members raided the base several months later, it is certain that before they died, they cursed the scientists for 
giving Duty the tools required to cross radioactive fields. \n \nAttributes:\nTetramod Hard Plates (THP) made of light Kevlar blended with Shear 
Thickening Fluid (STF) shield the chest reasonably well from ballistic impact. Side protection modules are also present on this suit but nothing protects 
the arms, legs or lower torso so this suit will only provide medium protection overall. A medium fragmentation resistance has also been achieved thanks to 
the extensive use of heavily weaved polyethylene fibers. The included night vision image enhancer is a medium quality unit. The suits exterior materials 
incorporate a flame retardant, Codura cover, which also provides moderate protection against chemical attack. TYVEX, a flash-spun-bonded polyethylene 
material has been applied in coat from to the exterior of this suit. When the respirator attached to this suit is used, exposure to limited quantities 
of radiation is possible.</text>
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		<text>Based on the PSZ-9 suit developed by Composite Armor Systems in Kiev, the “PSZ-9Mi” suit is the elite edition of the PSZ family. It 
was built on the PSZ-9Md Universal Protection suit, in order to further enhance its’ capabilities. Initially, development of the PSZ-9Md was prompted after 
a small group of Freedom faction members, equipped with rare artifacts and high quality protective suits were able to infiltrate a Duty strongpoint through 
a highly radioactive field before stealing a large portion of the Duty factions’ supplies. They escaped back through the radiation without fear of being 
followed. Not at all pleased to be beaten, the Duty camp used their contacts in the Zones scientific community to remedy the situation and the PSZ-9Md UP 
was the result. When Freedom faction members raided the base several months later, it is certain that before they died, they cursed the scientists for 
giving Duty the tools required to cross radioactive fields. \n \nAttributes:\nTetramod Hard Plates (THP) made of light Kevlar blended with Shear 
Thickening Fluid (STF) shield the chest reasonably well from ballistic impact. Side protection modules are also present on this suit. A medium fragmentation
 resistance has also been achieved thanks to the extensive use of heavily weaved polyethylene fibers. The included night vision image enhancer is a high 
quality unit. The suits exterior materials incorporate a flame retardant, Codura cover, which also provides moderate protection against chemical attack. 
TYVEX, a flash-spun-bonded polyethylene material has been applied in coat from to the exterior of this suit. When the respirator attached to this suit is 
used, exposure to limited quantities of radiation is possible. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nFour Tetramod Soft Plates (TSP) have been added to this
 PSZ-9Mi. They serve to protect the arms, legs and the lower torso, which in turn yields a considerable boost over the protection offered by its 
predecessor. A high quality NV enhancer is attached. Development notes indicated that the PSZ-9Mi was to include a macro-TK2 and although this suit is not 
equipped with such technology, it is rumoured that several suits of an even greater quality have been produced for the Duty faction.</text>
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		<text>PSZ-9Md Universal Protection</text>
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	<string id="duty_h_re_name">
		<text>PSZ-9Mi</text>
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	<string id="ecolog_outfit_description">
		<text>As hundreds of scientists descended on the Zone shortly after the second explosion in 2006, it immediately became apparent that this 
hostile new environment wouldn’t give way to anyone who wasn’t extremely well protected. Both the USA’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
 and the Russian Federal Space Agency (RFSA) were approached for help. Politics and general complications failed NASA but the RFSA were able to produce the 
SSP-99e. Though the suit was manufactured in Novosibirsk as the commitment of the RFSA was required elsewhere once development was completed, it was a 
fantastic success. Scientists now had the protection they needed to conquer the Zone…or so they thought. The developmental phase neglected to incorporate 
combat readiness into the suit, as at that stage, sightings of mutated humans and beasts were shrugged off as stories created by those wanting to keep 
others from entering the Zone, or, simply as madness brewed by insane minds. Only now that armed bandits and all types of cruel men and foul creatures 
roam the Zone, does the “SSP-99 Ecologist” reveal its weakness. \n \nAttributes:\nThe SSP-99 Ecologist suit was designed exclusively for the Zone 
conditions. The entire suit has been manufactured using TYVEX, a flash-spun-bonded polyethylene material, which bonds all seams and creates a truly 
‘sealed’ mobile environment. It has an integrated air-filtering and air-conditioning system. It is heat and electricity resistant and the enhanced 
materials also provide good protection from biological anomalies. It is resistant to chemically aggressive environments and a high quality NV enhancement 
unit is attached. A folding aluminium frame that fits over the shoulders, allows extra weight (approx. 10kg) to be carried comfortably. Developed by a team 
of expert parapsychologists, an experimental macro-TK reducer, said to reduce the effect of telekinesis, has also been modified to fit this suit. Although 
SAP plates have since been added to the SSP-99, this suit was not designed for combat, so it provides only low-level ballistic protection.</text>
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		<text>SSP-99 Ecologist</text>
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	<string id="exo_outfit_description">
		<text>Although most of the materials used to manufacture this suit can be identified, the actual origin is a mystery.  It is suspected that 
“Exoskeletons” are partly assembled somewhere outside of the Ukraine and are then smuggled to the Zone’s underground scientific community for completion. 
This suspicion is further compounded by the fact that biological materials, found only in artifacts borne by the Zone, are present in parts of the suit, 
though no enlightening information has been disclosed by any of the scientists in the Zone. The Exoskeleton was first documented by Zone inhabitants in 
March 2010, when a group a Duty faction members recorded seeing a ‘robot’ near Pripyat. \n \nAttributes:\nHydraulic rams powered by an on-board computer 
are the basis of the Exoskeleton. It is a piece of technical wizardry and although it certainly benefits the user, it also has its share of flaws, as 
armatures and electrical systems are extremely vulnerable to both chemical and electrical hazards. The design of this suit has also made it practically 
impossible to create an airtight seal around the wearer, though the breathing apparatus is an extremely high quality unit, which yields a small benefit 
when worn in radioactive areas. While some similar suits are designed specifically for loading purposes, the Exoskeleton has been designed to provide as 
much mobility as possible, therefore this suit only allows an extra 20kg to be carried while walking. These flaws are compensated for by the fact that the 
suit is also supporting the weight of the best personal armor plating known to exist. These plates are magnetorheological items; iron nanoparticles, which 
are suspended in thick Vulon oils, creating fantastic ballistic protection. These heavy plates, which remain soft and flexible until an impact is sensed; at 
which time they instantly harden, shield approximately 80% of the body. A side effect, created by the passive magnetic field around this suit is that the 
NV enhancer has a tendency to ‘fade’ intermittently. It’s also possible that the Zone itself compounds this issue, as it is known to occur with NV sets 
attached to various other suits used in this environment.</text>
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		<text>Although most of the materials used to manufacture this suit can be identified, the actual origin is a mystery.  It is suspected 
that “Exoskeletons” are partly assembled somewhere outside of the Ukraine and are then smuggled to the Zone’s underground scientific community for 
completion. This suspicion is further compounded by the fact that biological materials, found only in artifacts borne by the Zone, are present in parts of 
the suit, though no enlightening information has been disclosed by any of the scientists in the Zone. The Exoskeleton was first documented by Zone 
inhabitants in March 2010, when a group a Duty faction members recorded seeing a ‘robot’ near Pripyat. \n \nAttributes:\nHydraulic rams powered by an 
on-board computer are the basis of the Exoskeleton. It is a piece of technical wizardry and although it certainly benefits the user, it also has its share 
of flaws, as armatures and electrical systems are extremely vulnerable to both chemical and electrical hazards. The design of this suit has also made it 
practically impossible to create an airtight seal around the wearer, though the breathing apparatus is an extremely high quality unit, which yields a small 
benefit when worn in radioactive areas. While some similar suits are designed specifically for loading purposes, the Exoskeleton has been designed to 
provide as much mobility as possible, therefore this suit only allows an extra 20kg to be carried while walking. These flaws are compensated for by the 
fact that the suit is also supporting the weight of the best personal armor plating known to exist. These plates are magnetorheological items; iron 
nanoparticles, which are suspended in thick Vulon oils, creating fantastic ballistic protection. These heavy plates, which remain soft and flexible until 
an impact is sensed; at which time they instantly harden, shield approximately 80% of the body. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nA side effect that 
was known to interfere with the NV enhancer included with the standard Exoskeleton has been overcome. This seems to have been achieved via the addition of 
solar powered, anti-magnetic components on the NV set. The Anti-Magnetic Night Vision (AMNV) has also been upgraded from 18mm biocular to 26mm monocular.</text>
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		<text>Exoskeleton</text>
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		<text>Exoskeleton AMNV</text>
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		<text>A relatively cheap construction of aramid fiber and Kevlar, the nickname "Merc Suit" was quickly adopted, as it is most commonly 
associated with members of the Zones Mercenaries. The design is based in part on tactical body armors used by government enforcement agencies throughout 
the western world. The inserted Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP) should provide three-shot multi-location protection against armor-piercing rounds. 
However, the inserts in these particular suits have probably been produced illegally as the product is clearly inferior when compared to the one that it 
tries to replicate. \n \nAttributes:\nLow ballistics protection that would otherwise have been medium, had the suit been manufactured legitimately. 
The fire resistant viscose Rayon and synthetic staple fibres do little to prevent chemical attack. Small arms plates shield from minor explosive damage 
though the fabrics also tear quite easily. Although a respirator accompanies the suit, it is a poor quality item and totally inefficient when faced with 
the effects of radiation. Night Vision equipment included with this suit also appears to be a low quality construction.</text>  
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		<text>A relatively cheap construction of aramid fiber and Kevlar, the nickname "Merc Suit" was quickly adopted, as it is most commonly 
associated with members of the Zones Mercenaries. The design is based in part on tactical body armors used by government enforcement agencies throughout 
the western world. The inserted Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP) should provide three-shot multi-location protection against armor-piercing rounds. 
However, the inserts in these particular suits have probably been produced illegally as the product is clearly inferior when compared to the one that it 
tries to replicate. \n \nAttributes:\nLow ballistics protection that would otherwise have been medium, had the suit been manufactured legitimately. The 
fire resistant viscose Rayon and synthetic staple fibres do little to prevent chemical attack. Small arms plates shield from minor explosive damage though 
the fabrics also tear quite easily. Although a respirator accompanies the suit, it is a poor quality item and totally inefficient when faced with the 
effects of radiation. Night Vision equipment included with this suit also appears to be a low quality construction. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\n
Someone spent a lot of time hand making a suit of 1-4 linked mail before sewing it into the lining of this suit. Although the method of attachment is 
questionable it does actually work very well as it boosts protection against impact, rupture and also explosive damage.</text>
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		<text>Merc Suit</text>
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		<text>Reinforced suit</text>
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	<string id="merc_re_description">
		<text>A relatively cheap construction of aramid fiber and Kevlar, the nickname "Merc Suit" was quickly adopted, as it is most commonly 
associated with members of the Zones Mercenaries. The design is based in part on tactical body armors used by government enforcement agencies throughout 
the western world. The inserted Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP) should provide three-shot multi-location protection against armor-piercing rounds. 
However, the inserts in these particular suits have probably been produced illegally as the product is clearly inferior when compared to the one that it 
tries to replicate. \n \nAttributes:\nLow ballistics protection that would otherwise have been medium, had the suit been manufactured legitimately. The 
fire resistant viscose Rayon and synthetic staple fibres do little to prevent chemical attack. Small arms plates shield from minor explosive damage though 
the fabrics also tear quite easily. Night Vision equipment included with this suit also appears to be a low quality construction. \n \n Additional 
Characteristics: \n The breathing apparatus with this suit appears to be functional so it should offer protection during brief encounters with 
radioactivity. Traces of a crushed artifact are found in almost all of the pockets on this suit. This seems to have been done deliberately and the result 
is that you feel lighter on your feet when wearing it. It’s almost as if one could run all day in this suit.</text>
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		<text>Green Merc Suit</text>
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		<text>This “Military Armored Suit” is generally worn by those whose job it is to keep the perimeter of the Exclusion Zone secure, though 
occasionally one of them falls into the hands of a cunning Stalker. The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF), alongside several Ukrainian 
institutions commissioned these suits in October 2007. They have been tailored reasonably well to the Zones treacherous conditions although it seems that 
even when cloaked in a good quality suit such as this, the Zone still has many methods with which to attack. Only five months after this suit was assigned 
to almost all of the forces guarding the Zone, disaster struck. A patrol of six military personnel were caught out in a narrow passage by an ‘Electro’ 
anomaly. The results were…horrific. According to a report published in 2010 by psychiatrists at a mental institution near Sevastopal, Ukraine, the only 
survivor is said to frequently comment about the ever-present stench of burning flesh and sinew that surrounds him. He regularly awakens while crying and 
screaming and then appears to gag and choke on the air he breathes. A morbid reminder that men and mutated beasts are not the only threats contained within 
the zone. \n \nAttributes:\nAfter the ‘Electro’ incident in 2008, this suit was redesigned to incorporate Nylostatic, an electrically resistant material. 
Unfortunately, this suit is not one of the newer versions so it offers no protection against electrical disturbances (it is rumoured that a Nylostatic suit 
has been seen in the Zone though). That and the lack of an appropriate radioactive prevention device are its major shortfalls. It features a medium quality, 
head mountable biocular NV set and some very efficient ballistic protection. This is achieved via the inclusion of a Shere-12M, boron carbon helmet, as 
well as a combination of Shear Thickening Fluids (STF) and polyethylene, which provide good protection against most projectiles. Almost all of the torso as 
well as the upper arms are shielded using a total of 7 protective SAP plates.</text>
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		<text>This “Military Armored Suit” is generally worn by those whose job it is to keep the perimeter of the Exclusion Zone secure, though 
occasionally one of them falls into the hands of a cunning Stalker. The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF), alongside several Ukrainian 
institutions commissioned these suits in October 2007. They have been tailored reasonably well to the Zones treacherous conditions although it seems that 
even when cloaked in a good quality suit such as this, the Zone still has many methods with which to attack. Only five months after this suit was assigned 
to almost all of the forces guarding the Zone, disaster struck. A patrol of six military personnel were caught out in a narrow passage by an ‘Electro’ 
anomaly. The results were…horrific. According to a report published in 2010 by psychiatrists at a mental institution near Sevastopal, Ukraine, the only 
survivor is said to frequently comment about the ever-present stench of burning flesh and sinew that surrounds him. He regularly awakens while crying and 
screaming and then appears to gag and choke on the air he breathes. A morbid reminder that men and mutated beasts are not the only threats contained within 
the zone. \n \nAttributes:\nAfter the ‘Electro’ incident in 2008, this suit was redesigned to incorporate Nylostatic, an electrically resistant material. 
Unfortunately, this suit is not one of the newer versions so it offers no protection against electrical disturbances (it is rumoured that a Nylostatic suit 
has been seen in the Zone though). It features a medium quality, head mountable biocular NV set and some very efficient ballistic protection. This is 
achieved via the inclusion of a Shere-12M, boron carbon helmet, as well as a combination of Shear Thickening Fluids (STF) and polyethylene, which provide 
good protection against most projectiles. Almost all of the torso as well as the upper arms are shielded using a total of 7 protective SAP plates. 
\n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThe addition of a Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) serves to round out this already excellent suit. It is 
unclear why more of these units are not found in the Zone, though there’s no doubt that the hostile environment contributes to the degradation of such 
items. While the suit itself has had no special protective treatment, the SCBA will grant the user very limited exposure to small amounts of radiation, 
although the suit is likely to degrade quite quickly under such conditions.</text>
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		<text>Military Armored Suit</text>
	</string>
	<string id="military_re_name">
		<text>Military SCBA Suit</text>
	</string>
	<string id="monolit_outfit_description">
		<text>At a time when most of the world’s population was shocked and stunned by the second explosion near Chernobyl, others became 
increasingly curious about what was happening here. Many would-be tourists paid for 'back door' access into the Zone though sadly, the majority would find 
only their deaths. Other more fortunate men would emerge with amazing stories of mystery and intrigue. One man in particular, told the story of "a stone far 
greater than all of those at Stonehenge". In early 2009, five members of a small religious group abandoned their Heelstone worship in order to pursue this 
rumoured new idol. Before venturing into the Zone, several suits manufactured by Atomic Protection Industries (API) were purchased by the group. This 
"Monolith Suit" is a direct copy of the original API suit. \n \nAttributes:\nThe Outer Tactical Wall Insert (OTWI) utilizes siliconized silicon carbide 
plates, which shield the chest well from bullet and fragment impact. Modules are also fitted to the rear and to the sides of this suit, resulting in a good 
upper body protective shield. The legs of this suit have been manufactured using Nylostatic; a blend of Polyester, Cotton and Carbon modified Nylon, which 
discharges electricity quite effectively. Non-flammable linings might have been better suited as an exterior application but minor burn protection is still 
inherent in this suit. A breathing device is included but it is not capable of providing any form of radiation prevention, although the suit does feature a 
smart storage system, including pockets that run under the arms which allows extra weight (approx.5kg) to be carried. The included night vision image 
enhancer adds some much needed clarity to any dark night spent in the Zone, although it is possible that better NV enhancement units are available.</text>
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	<string id="monolith_re_description">
		<text>At a time when most of the world’s population was shocked and stunned by the second explosion near Chernobyl, others became 
increasingly curious about what was happening here. Many would-be tourists paid for 'back door' access into the Zone though sadly, the majority would find 
only their deaths. Other more fortunate men would emerge with amazing stories of mystery and intrigue. One man in particular, told the story of "a stone far 
greater than all of those at Stonehenge". In early 2009, five members of a small religious group abandoned their Heelstone worship in order to pursue this 
rumoured new idol. Before venturing into the Zone, several suits manufactured by Atomic Protection Industries (API) were purchased by the group. This 
"Monolith Suit" is a direct copy of the original API suit. \n \nAttributes:\nThe Outer Tactical Wall Insert (OTWI) utilizes siliconized silicon carbide 
plates, which shield the chest well from bullet and fragment impact. Modules are also fitted to the rear and to the sides of this suit, resulting in a good 
upper body protective shield. The legs of this suit have been manufactured using Nylostatic; a blend of Polyester, Cotton and Carbon modified Nylon, which 
discharges electricity quite effectively. Non-flammable linings might have been better suited as an exterior application but minor burn protection is still 
inherent in this suit. This suit also features a smart storage system, including pockets that run under the arms which allows extra weight (approx.5kg) to 
be carried. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nIt’s looks as though someone either cared a great deal for this suit, or, they never wore it. The Self 
Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) seems to be brand new and the jacket still smells of recently applied TYVEX. There’s also a Pitch Black Industries 
biocular NVE in the top pocket. It’s a small device but is extremely well designed, as are the boron carbon groin and shoulder protection modules, which have 
been added to this suit. \n \nAdditional Information:\nThe final entry in a dairy found in a pocket of this suit reads: "If the gods are smiling on me, 
the bastards won’t recognize me if I sneak out during the night in this dead Bandits clothes. Don’t want to leave lucky charm behind though as it’s saved 
my ass more than once. Damn! Just don’t have a choice; they’re definitely looking for this suit. The charm was great while it lasted but I think that I’ve 
made one too many enemies while wearing it. Hah! Those idiots over in the Dark Valley will go hungry without all of this lovely sausage."</text>
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	<string id="monolit_outfit_name">
		<text>Monolith Suit</text>
	</string>
	<string id="monolith_re_name">
		<text>Lucky Charm</text>
	</string>
	<string id="novice_outfit_description_m">
		<text>Manufactured by the Melenkovskii Flax Mills, 1700 of these jackets were transported into the Zone from Moscow in November 2008. Given 
as a donation, it was a smart business move by the Mill as the world’s eyes were focused intently on the Zone during this time. The jackets were well 
received as the freezing winter had already begun to take its toll on workers tasked with establishing a new perimeter around the Zone. Sales figures at the
 Mill increased significantly thereafter. The heavily lined jacket has since served many inhabitants of the Zone well during the cold Ukrainian winters. 
\n \nAttributes:\nAlthough it was never intended to be used in a combat situation, it does offer very limited chest protection and the tough hide from 
which its exterior is made, also helps to prevent puncturing, to a small degree. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nApparently, this jacket was retrieved 
from the corpse of a Stalker killed in the "Fruit Punch" anomaly. Unexplainably, during the time it was inside the anomaly, this jacket has obtained the 
ability to reduce the effects of radiation.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="novice_outfit_name_m">
		<text>Skinner Anomaly</text>
	</string>
	<string id="outfit_novice_description">
		<text>Manufactured by the Melenkovskii Flax Mills, 1700 of these jackets were transported into the Zone from Moscow in November 2008. Given 
as a donation, it was a smart business move by the Mill as the world’s eyes were focused intently on the Zone during this time. The jackets were well 
received as the freezing winter had already begun to take its toll on workers tasked with establishing a new perimeter around the Zone. Sales figures at the 
Mill increased significantly thereafter. The heavily lined jacket has since served many inhabitants of the Zone well during the cold Ukrainian winters.
\n \nAttributes:\nAlthough it was never intended to be used in a combat situation, it does offer very limited chest protection and the tough hide from 
which its exterior is made, also helps to prevent puncturing, to a small degree.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="outfit_novice_name">
		<text>Leather Jacket</text>
	</string>
	<string id="outfit_soldier_description">
		<text>A soldiers jacket</text>
	</string>
	<string id="outfit_soldier_name">
		<text>Soldiers Jacket</text>
	</string>
	<string id="protection_outfit_description">
		<text>This suit has been manufactured purely out of necessity. In August 2009, a group of engineers and their accompanying camera crew were 
viciously slaughtered near Pripyat, by what are now known as ‘Bloodsuckers’. Video footage retrieved from the dead camera crew and aired internationally, 
chilled the human race to the very core. The final stomach churning scenes recorded by the cameraman, were truly horrifying. Immediately after this incident 
the containment of the Zone was stepped up considerably and the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF) sought to have the entire Zone 
tactically and progressively bombed. An injunction from the International Body of Sciences and Future Research (IBSFR) prevented this from happening. The 
IBSFR rightly believed that many ‘alien-like’ secrets still lay hidden within the Zone and that more time to extract information from the area was needed. 
The “SSP-99M” was manufactured in the Russian city of Novosibirsk with the hope that it could protect its wearer from these newly discovered threats lurking 
within the bowels of the Zone. \n \nAttributes:\nBased on the SSP-99 Ecologist suit, the SSP-99M possesses all of its predecessors features. These 
features include an integrated air-filtering and air-conditioning system. It is heat and electricity resistant and the enhanced materials also provide good 
protection from biological anomalies. It is resistant to chemically aggressive environments and a high quality NV enhancement unit is attached. It also 
features TYVEX, a product which bonds all seams and creates a truly ‘sealed’ mobile environment. An additional coating of this protection has been applied 
to the SSP-99M. A folding carbon fiber frame that fits over the shoulders, allows extra weight (approx. 10kg) to be carried comfortably. A 2nd generation 
macro-TK2, which reduces the effect of telekinesis via a series of uni-scan frequency distortion modules, has also been modified to fit this suit. The 
inclusion of Spectro, fiber armor plates further differentiate this suit from the one it is based upon. These soft armoured plates are contained snugly 
within the undergarments supplied with this suit and they add reasonable ballistic protection.</text>
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	<string id="protection_outfit_name">
		<text>SSP-99M suit</text>
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	<string id="scientific_outfit_description">
		<text>It is believed that casualties suffered by a secret contingent of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF), during 
the early stages of the Zones infiltration, led to the development of the “SEVA” suit. Although the CEZPF was established primarily for the purpose of 
isolating and then eventually eliminating the threat posed by the Zone, it is strongly rumoured that another agenda was the real priority: to prevent 
anyone else accessing the secrets of the Zone. In early 2008, after the Duty faction had killed 3 CEZPF members near Pripyat, the USA’s National 
Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was commissioned to make the SEVA suit. While NASA developed the prototype, it is suspected that a defence and 
research institute located in Kiev, reproduced it for use in the Exclusion Zone. Adorned in their new suits, CEZPF operatives now had the upper hand on 
those factions who had lesser protection, as well as the protection required to reach the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (CNPP). Unfortunately, these ‘SEVA 
warriors’ could not survive the sheer numbers of adversaries that the Zone would throw at them. It has been said that two of their number walked within 
viewing distance of the heart of the Zone before they were cut down but most say that it’s just another rumour. \n \nAttributes:\nThis suit represents 
the pinnacle of modern hazardous protective technology. Although it provides a small level of ballistic protection via a set of three Spectro fiber armor 
plates, it has been created specifically to combat the Zones dangerous environments. It has been manufactured using TYVEX, Codura, Nylostatic, Macro-TK2, 
viscose Rayon and polyethylene fibers, all of which add very good protection against, fire, chemical, electrical, telekinetic and radioactive attacks. The 
polyethylene adds in a thin barrier against explosive emissions. A high quality monocular NV enhancer rounds out this high calibre suit.</text>
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	<string id="scientific_outfit_name">
		<text>SEVA suit</text>
	</string>
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		<text>The “Berill-5M” is a heavy combat suit, designated as a PASGT (Personal Armor System for Ground Troops). It was designed and 
manufactured in Tiraspol, Transnistria. In early 2009 several retired members of the Dnestr battalion residing in Kamenka crossed the border into the 
Ukraine. Their objective: to raid the wealth rumoured to be in the Exclusion Zone. Perhaps travelling through Poland may have been a better plan as half of 
their number was lost to cordon patrols as they infiltrated the Zone north east of Zhytomyr. Even so, the few that did make it trained themselves to survive 
in this hostile new land and thanks to the Berill-5M, at least one of them is rumoured to have arrived back in Kamenka with a small selection of artifacts. 
\n \nAttributes:\nWhile this is not one of the suits manufactured in Tiraspol, it has been very well replicated by inhabitants of the Zone. A Tetramod 
based Sphere-08 helmet is complimented by a vest containing Outer Tactical Wall Inserts (OTWI), which conceals much ofthe upper torso, including the neck 
and under the arms. This combination proves quite effective and yields medium impact and explosive protection. No breathing apparatus is included. The 
chemical and fire resistant materials used are not designed for high dosage situations so only minimal exposure to these threats should be undertaken. 
\n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThis suit has been enhanced with the addition of a set of medium quality Night Vision Goggles and two additional OTWI 
modules which cover the back and the stomach.</text>
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	<string id="specnaz_outfit_name_m1">
		<text>Berill-5M-NVG Armored Suit</text>
	</string>
	<string id="specops_outfit_description">
		<text>The “Berill-5M” is a heavy combat suit, designated as a PASGT (Personal Armor System for Ground Troops). It was designed and 
manufactured in Tiraspol, Transnistria. In early 2009 several retired members of the Dnestr battalion residing in Kamenka crossed the border into the 
Ukraine. Their objective: to raid the wealth rumoured to be in the Exclusion Zone. Perhaps travelling through Poland may have been a better plan as half of 
their number was lost to cordon armies as they infiltrated the Zone north east of Zhytomyr. Even so, the few that did make it were well trained to survive 
in this hostile new land and thanks to the Berill-5M, at least one of them is rumoured to have arrived back in Kamenka with a small collection of artefacts. 
\n \nAttributes:\n While this is not one of the suits manufactured in Tiraspol, it has been very well replicated by inhabitants of the Zone. A Tetramod 
based Sphere-08 helmet is complimented by a vest containing, Outer Tactical Wall Inserts (OTWI), which conceals most of the upper torso, including the neck 
and under the arms. This combination proves quite effective and yields medium impact and explosive protection. No breathing apparatus is included. The 
chemical and fire resistant materials used are not designed for high dosage situations so only minimal exposure to these threats should be undertaken. No 
Night Vision equipment is added to this particular suit although Stalkers have been seen using NVG while wearing the Berill-5M so it’s likely that such a 
combination does exist, somewhere in the zone.</text>
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		<text>Berill-5M Armored Suit</text>
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	<string id="berill_re_description">
		<text>The “Berill-5M” is a heavy combat suit, designated as a PASGT (Personal Armor System for Ground Troops). It was designed and 
manufactured in Tiraspol, Transnistria. In early 2009 several retired members of the Dnestr battalion residing in Kamenka crossed the border into the 
Ukraine. Their objective: to raid the wealth rumoured to be in the Exclusion Zone. Perhaps travelling through Poland may have been a better plan as half of 
their number was lost to cordon armies as they infiltrated the Zone north east of Zhytomyr. Even so, the few that did make it were well trained to survive 
in this hostile new land and thanks to the Berill-5M, at least one of them is rumoured to have arrived back in Kamenka with a small collection of artefacts. 
\n \nAttributes:\nThis suit is heavily laden with several, Outer Tactical Wall Inserts (OTWI), which conceal most of the upper torso, including the neck 
and under the arms. This combination proves quite effective and yields medium impact and explosive protection. The chemical and fire resistant materials 
used are not designed for high dosage situations so only minimal exposure to these threats should be undertaken. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThis 
particular suit appears to have been manufactured in Tiraspol and it’s highly likely that it was once used by one of the men from Kamenka. Unlike the 
numerous copies found in the Zone, this “Berill-5M” is a genuine article. Not only does this mean that it’ll fetch a good price if sold but also that the 
materials used during manufacture are of a high quality. It provides better protection from all forms of ballistic attack, has a closed circuit breathing 
apparatus with a governing regulator and the Tetramod Sphere-10 helmet also features a monocular NV enhancer, which lights up the bleak dark of night-time 
in the Zone with reasonable clarity.</text>
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		<text>Genuine Berill-5M</text>
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		<text>Rather than being a suit designed by one particular company, the "Stalker Suit" seems to mesh together the components of several 
manufacturers. It is apparent that it has been compiled entirely from remnants found within the Zone. The build quality is a testimony to the 
resourcefulness of the creators, though it is easy to imagine that it has been created out of necessity and not passion. The Zone has taught men well to do 
whatever they can to defend themselves. Many have learnt cruel lessons while helplessly watching comrades succumb to violent deaths. One can take solace 
while wearing a suit such as this and rest a little easier knowing that the first bullet or bite won't kill...unless it's to the spine. \n \nAttributes:\n
The exterior vest holds two Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP), one covering each side of the chest and each plate partially protects the shoulder. 
They’re low quality modules that provide only minor stopping power against ballistic attack. A breathing unit is hooked to the vest for quick access 
although it’s convenient location is made redundant, as the breather function is useless against anything but dust particulate. The suit is assembled from 
several materials that provide a low shield from burns and chemical interference. It also shields against minor fragmentation damage thanks to polyethylene 
fibers used throughout the lower body portions of the suit. The Night Vision Goggles attached to the lower back of the Stalker Suit seem to be well worn, 
perhaps having been affected by the Zones atmosphere, as they perform poorly.</text>
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	<string id="stalker_outfit_description_m1">
		<text>Rather than being a suit designed by one particular company, the "Stalker Suit" seems to mesh together the components of several 
manufacturers. It is apparent that it has been compiled entirely from remnants found within the Zone. The build quality is a testimony to the 
resourcefulness of the creators, though it is easy to imagine that it has been created out of necessity and not passion. The Zone has taught men well to do 
whatever they can to defend themselves. Many have learnt cruel lessons while helplessly watching comrades succumb to violent deaths. One can take solace 
while wearing a suit such as this and rest a little easier knowing that the first bullet or bite won't kill...unless it's to the spine. \n \nAttributes:\n
The exterior vest holds two Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP), one covering each side of the chest and each plate partially protects the shoulder. 
They’re low quality modules that provide only minor stopping power against ballistic attack. A breathing unit is hooked to the vest for quick access although it’s convenient location is made redundant, as the breather function is useless against anything but dust particulate. The suit is assembled from several materials that provide a low shield from burns and chemical interference. It also shields against minor fragmentation damage thanks to polyethylene fibers used throughout the lower body portions of the suit. The Night Vision Goggles attached to the lower back of the Stalker Suit seem to be well worn, perhaps having been affected by the Zones atmosphere, as they perform poorly. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nRumor has it that a Stalker called “Ghost” retrieved this suit from an anomaly. It is not known how but it seems that whenever a physical object spends time inside the working radius of an anomaly, its chemical composition is changed, sometimes dramatically. The changes often yield horrible results. One story involves an unlucky Stalker who took a Jacket from a ‘Burner’ anomaly. Within seconds of adorning it, he was engulfed in flame so hot that 
the flesh on his fingers dripped from the bone before he could unbutton the cuffs. This “Ghost Suit” is of the less malicious variety. In fact, it’s very 
beneficial to be wearing it because it has somehow gained the ability to repel mild doses of radiation.</text>
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	<string id="stalker_outfit_description_m2">
		<text>Rather than being a suit designed by one particular company, the "Stalker Suit" seems to mesh together the components of several 
manufacturers. It is apparent that it has been compiled entirely from remnants found within the Zone. The build quality is a testimony to the 
resourcefulness of the creators, though it is easy to imagine that it has been created out of necessity and not passion. The Zone has taught men well to do 
whatever they can to defend themselves. Many have learnt cruel lessons while helplessly watching comrades succumb to violent deaths. One can take solace 
while wearing a suit such as this and rest a little easier knowing that the first bullet or bite won't kill...unless it's to the spine. 
\n \nAttributes:\nThe exterior vest holds two Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP), one covering each side of the chest and each plate partially protects 
the shoulder. They’re low quality modules that provide only minor stopping power against ballistic attack. A breathing unit is hooked to the vest for quick 
access although it’s convenient location is made redundant, as the breather function is useless against anything but dust particulate. The suit is 
assembled from several materials that provide a low shield from burns and chemical interference. It also shields against minor fragmentation damage thanks 
to polyethylene fibers used throughout the lower body portions of the suit. The Night Vision Goggles attached to the lower back of the Stalker Suit seem to 
be well worn, perhaps having been affected by the Zones atmosphere, as they perform poorly. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThe former owner of this 
“Tourist Suit” was exactly that, a tourist. Like many, he had paid well for his ‘back-door’ access to the Zone, although unlike many, he’d survived here 
for long enough to find himself needing to carry more and more equipment as he ventured further into the Zone. He quickly learned how to correctly 
distribute the weight that he carried, and which things to give preference to. It is perhaps ironic then that the tourist is said to have come to his 
demise at the hands of a Controller; a creature rumoured to be the slowest in the Zone. Extra pockets and several other cleverly employed methods allowed 
the tourist to carry more weight (approx. 20kg) but, unfortunately, it also reduced his stamina sooner than it would have had he not been wearing this 
Jacket.</text>
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	<string id="stalker_re_description">
		<text>Rather than being a suit designed by one particular company, the "Stalker Suit" seems to mesh together the components of several 
manufacturers. It is apparent that it has been compiled entirely from remnants found within the Zone. The build quality is a testimony to the 
resourcefulness of the creators, though it is easy to imagine that it has been created out of necessity and not passion. The Zone has taught men well to do 
whatever they can to defend themselves. Many have learnt cruel lessons while helplessly watching comrades succumb to violent deaths. One can take solace 
while wearing a suit such as this and rest a little easier knowing that the first bullet or bite won't kill...unless it's to the spine. 
\n \nAttributes:\nThe exterior vest holds two Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP), one covering each side of the chest and each plate partially protects 
the shoulder. They’re low quality modules that provide only minor stopping power against ballistic attack. The suit is assembled from several materials that 
provide a low shield from burns and chemical interference. It also shields against minor fragmentation damage thanks to polyethylene fibers used throughout 
the lower body portions of the suit. \n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nSomeone has applied several coats of NYVEX to this particular suit which has 
helped to form a protective seal on its exterior. The addition of a low quality breathing apparatus won't prevent radiation from entering the body but it's 
better than nothing at all. The belt has also had several small pockets sewn onto it, which will allow a little extra weight (approx. 5kg) to be carried 
without any major discomfort. The build quality of the monocular Night Vision enhancer included with this suit appears to be quite good. Perhaps the most 
significant difference between this suit and other Stalker suits is that a Tetramod Soft Plate (TSP) has been fitted over the stomach area, which aids in 
protecting the otherwise extremely vulnerable lower torso.</text>
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	<string id="stalker1_re_description">
		<text>Rather than being a suit designed by one particular company, the "Stalker Suit" seems to mesh together the components of several 
manufacturers. It is apparent that it has been compiled entirely from remnants found within the Zone. The build quality is a testimony to the 
resourcefulness of the creators, though it is easy to imagine that it has been created out of necessity and not passion. The Zone has taught men well to do 
whatever they can to defend themselves. Many have learnt cruel lessons while helplessly watching comrades succumb to violent deaths. One can take solace 
while wearing a suit such as this and rest a little easier knowing that the first bullet or bite won't kill...unless it's to the spine. \n \nAttributes:\n
The exterior vest holds two Small Arms Protective Plates (SAPP), one covering each side of the chest and each plate partially protects the shoulder. 
They’re low quality modules that provide only minor stopping power against ballistic attack. A breathing unit is hooked to the vest for quick access 
although it’s convenient location is made redundant, as the breather function is useless against anything but dust particulate. The suit is assembled from 
several materials that provide a low shield from burns and chemical interference. It also shields against minor fragmentation damage thanks to polyethylene 
fibers used throughout the lower body portions of the suit. The Night Vision Goggles attached to the lower back of the Stalker Suit seem to be well worn, 
perhaps having been affected by the Zones atmosphere, as they perform poorly.</text>
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		<text>Stalker Suit</text>
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		<text>Ghost Suit</text>
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		<text>Tourist Suit</text>
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		<text>Explorers' Suit</text>
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		<text>new stalker suit</text>
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		<text>A common and sensible sentiment shared amongst Freedom faction members is: When you’re a part of a group that’s hell-bent on pursuing 
a goal that’s opposed by almost everyone around you, personal protection is a top priority. The “Guardian of Freedom” seems to have acquired its’ name 
simply because it best suits that ‘need’ for quality personal protection. Some consider the Freedom faction to be nothing more than a group of highly 
organized Bandits, though there are many others who either sympathize with or support them. It is certain that the Freedom faction has connections with an 
undercover element of The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF) as it is generally accepted that Freedom members liberate much of what they 
acquire from the Zone into CEZPF hands. This of course serves to fund the Freedom effort but it also seems to hinder the progress of their ultimate goal, 
which is to make the Zone and all of its secrets accessible to the world. Occasionally, Freedom members manage to break through to the edge of the Zone, 
with artifacts and mutant flesh, to be sold to scientists or enthusiasts at the border, though more often than not, the CEZPF intercepts these transactions 
as well. It does seem as if the Freedom faction is locked into a vicious cycle, funding their efforts off of the back of the CEZPF but all the while, 
they’re selling what they want the world to see to a federation that will do anything to keep that from happening. \n \nAttributes:\nThis suit features 
several Boron carbide ceramic plates with an arimid backing, an extremely hard material that can stop a 7.62 mm round with a velocity of 2,750 feet per 
second. The protection offered by this suit comes at the cost of increased overall weight. The protective plates add good protection to the chest, back, 
sides and across the shoulders. All other extremities are covered by a thick weave of polyethylene fibers. Also included is a medium quality monocular Night 
Vision enhancer and a thin lining of insulating rubber throughout the suit gives the user a low level of shock protection, as well as minor relief from 
chemical burns. The breathing apparatus attached to this Guardian of Freedom suit is not an item that should be replied upon when encountering radioactive 
activity.</text>
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		<text>Guardian of Freedom Suit</text>
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		<text>This suit is believed to have been reproduced by the Freedom faction. In October 2007, the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective 
Federation (CEZPF) was formed and although its priority objective was to isolate the threat posed by the Zone on the world, a rogue delegate quickly set 
about sending mercenaries into the Zone on suicidal reconnaissance missions. Small numbers of these mercenaries came from Post-soviet countries wearing 
armor very similar to this. It is possible that members of the Freedom faction used these body armors as a base for their own "Wind of Freedom Suit", 
though it's even more likely that some of their number, and probably even the Freedom factions founding members, were those mercenaries sent in by the 
renegade delegate. It may seem ironic that the federation formed to protect the world from the Zone inadvertently supplied the men that are now fighting to 
blow it wide open. Of course the Zone has played far more sinister tricks on the minds of men. \n \nAttributes:\nA reasonably effective tactical vest 
that provides ballistic protection from small arms fire. The lightweight, low profile Kevlar and silica coated arimid fibres, grant full mobility to the 
user. It shields from minor chemical attack and the inorganic flame-retardants (antimony oxides) used in the manufacture of the materials used to make 
suits such as this one, provide low to medium fire protection. Also included is a set of low quality biocular Night Vision Goggles and a personal breathing 
system, though it is definitely not recommended for use in radioactive areas.</text>
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		<text>Wind of Freedom Suit</text>
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		<text>new unique</text>
	</string>
	<string id="svoboda_outfit_name_m1">
		<text>Freedom Unique</text>
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		<text>A common and sensible sentiment shared amongst Freedom faction members is: When you’re a part of a group that’s hell-bent on pursuing 
a goal that’s opposed by almost everyone around you, personal protection is a top priority. The heavy suit worn by Freedom faction members seems to best 
suit that ‘need’ for quality personal protection. Some consider the Freedom faction to be nothing more than a group of highly organized Bandits, though 
there are many others who either sympathize with or support them. It is certain that the Freedom faction has connections with an undercover element of The 
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Protective Federation (CEZPF) as it is generally accepted that Freedom members liberate much of what they acquire from the Zone 
into CEZPF hands. This of course serves to fund the Freedom effort but it also seems to hinder the progress of their ultimate goal, which is to make the 
Zone and all of its secrets accessible to the world. Occasionally, Freedom members manage to break through to the edge of the Zone, with artifacts and 
mutant flesh, to be sold to scientists or enthusiasts at the border, though more often than not, the CEZPF intercepts these transactions as well. It does 
seem as if the Freedom faction is locked into a vicious cycle, funding their efforts off of the back of the CEZPF but all the while, they’re selling what 
they want the world to see to a federation that will do anything to keep that from happening. \n \nAttributes:\nThis suit features several Boron carbide 
ceramic plates with an arimid backing, an extremely hard material that can stop a 7.62 mm round with a velocity of 2,750 feet per second. The protection 
offered by this suit comes at the cost of increased overall weight. The protective plates add good protection to the chest, back, sides and across the 
shoulders. All other extremities are covered by a thick weave of polyethylene fibers. Also included is a medium quality monocular Night Vision enhancer and 
a thin lining of insulating rubber throughout the suit gives the user a low level of shock protection, as well as minor relief from chemical burns. 
\n \nAdditional Characteristics:\nThis suit has been ‘flash-coated’ with TYVEX; a polyethylene material used to guard against environmental hazards, 
such as gas, radiation and various chemical agents. This ‘coating’ creates a tight seal on all contact surfaces. Although the coating is easily damaged, if 
it is well maintained it will provide protection from the hostile nature of much of the Zones environment. The Sphere-09 helmet gives a little bit of extra 
insurance to the wearer and it seals tightly to the suit when attached correctly.</text>
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		<text>Breath of Freedom</text>
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	<string id="mp_exo_outfit_description">
		<text>The exoskeleton protects marvelously from bullet and splinter fire, however it lowers mobility. It is vulnerable to armor-piercing bullets.</text>
	</string>
	<string id="mp_exo_outfit_name">
		<text>Exoskeleton PNB-4UZ</text>
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	<string id="mp_military_outfit_description">
		<text>This Army bulletproof suit was created for carrying out storming operations. Provides an excellent source of protection from bullet and splinter fire without lowering the mobility of the soldier. Vulnerable to armor-piercing bullets.</text>
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	<string id="mp_military_outfit_name">
		<text>Army bulletproof suit</text>
	</string>
	<string id="mp_scientific_outfit_description">
		<text>This particular bodysuit is designed for carrying out research in the Zone. It has a breathing system with a closed cycle, as well as a built-in system for nullifying the activity of anomalous fields, thanks to which it protects marvelously from anomalies. Very vulnerable due to the weak protection. Has a built-in container for transporting artifacts.</text>
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	<string id="mp_scientific_outfit_name">
		<text>Scientific bodysuit</text>
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