"WHERE DID YOU GET THAT!?! DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE ARMOR YOU WEAR IS MADE OF!?!" ~Paladin Daniel Icebreaker of the Order of the Holy Light.

A sub-project of the Guild of Technomancers Project: METATRON. Consisting of a high quality platemail suit of armor with a Metatronic Interface integrated directly into the helmet. Currently registered to a Sir. Lancelot Williams as the owner.

Ye who dons this armor shall conduct thyself with honor and integrity or else. ~An inscription on the cuirass.

A grey suit is a piece of illegal technology commonly used by spy and intelligence agencies.

A cursed suit of heavy black iron armor

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

7 Variants of the Thunderbolt Mech and a glimpse of the history of one of the most venerable war machines in the Cosmic Era

The most important combat walker in the arsenal of the Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere

Because why not

An unusual mode of transport put to a variety of tasks

A beefed up version of an encounter suit, forerunner of the first power armor suits

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 armoroid was the brainchild of Orren Stahl, a master armorer and roboticist of the New Hanseatic League

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

A gift from the Scaly ones.

Today on MECHA! we stride across the Sahara Desert, scale the slopes of Olympus Mons, and Stand and deliver on the shores of the Victoria Sea with the AARDWOLF. 

A somewhat comical stop-gap weapon for the Cosmic Era

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.

The sole product of Eaton, Pollack, and Sutton Engineering and Design (EPSED)