A variation on Encounter Suits specifically made for athletes and sports competitions. Often these are limited and regulated in some competitions

Because why not

An unusual mode of transport put to a variety of tasks

Thirty l tattoos, some magical, some not, some of which are prized and desired, others of which are forced on those considered to be the lowest of the low, causing said people to be despised by right thinking society.

The cosmetic and aesthetic non-combat power armor suits of the corporate elite

The Destroid is a mecha combiner system, and a fully scalable combat system. While functional, it is considered a complete and total failure due to its innate complexity and massive expense.

Power Armor plays a large role in the Cosmic Era, but it is more than a metal can with a man in it.

Not all armour works as it should do, and these thirty suits of armour all have something wrong with them. (Until I can get it fixed somehow, only the main page link to this submission is working.)

The most frequent weak point targeted on a human being is the skull. Pulp the brain, and the body becomes worthless. It was only a matter of time before someone tried to armor the head.

The Cromwell Chassis is specifically the mechanical remains of Major James 'Cyborg' Westerland, but the term has spread to include the pattern of cybernetic upgrade Westerland pioneered.

Blurring the line between exoskeletons and cybernetic augments, the D9 is unfavorably comparable to the Chemical Augmentation System.

Armor and accessory set worn by the guards of the Imbrian Royal Palace and the Lunar Temples

The Knights of Imbria are most commonly seen in artwork bearing their famous, or infamous heart shaped escutcheons

The High King is dead. He died on a quest to find the stolen Crown of Destiny. As he died, he activated the ability on his armor, Fly To The Four Winds, which randomly transported his sword, Cut-Steel, and his shield, The Shield of Hope, to far-off places so they would not be taken by his foes.