Okay, in the Inquisitors Handbook, under the entry for Armoured Bodygloves it says that, for 3 times the cost the suit can have a hood added and make you harder to detect (not got the book to hand so I can't be specific). But does the hood have any AP's? Or is it just a hood?

Since in the description it says it will incorporate a hood (covering the head) you can make a decent argument for it granting the armour bonus to the head. I kind of see the hood ending up looking like Wesley's from the comic Wanted since it would be sealable.

Cool When it said Sealable hood I imagined a body bag type affair

Armored gimp-suit anyone? =P

Haha, now that image is stuck in my head XD I have my noble, high born assassin in a gimp suit. Great

cyclocius said:

Given the decadence of some of the nobility, I doubt the outfit woudl raise many eyebrows. They'd probably raise more of a stink about the killing.

"Really, Lord Farqhuar! Couldn't you have killed Baron Villiers next week? He was throwing a masquerade this weekend!"

Haha, that'll be quoted in my game for sure

And my noble is more of a hard-nosed git to be honest, not the kind to be prancing around in a gimp suit

What the movie should have been...

Which movie was this?

Me, Myself & Irene.

cyclocius said:

If that's the case, then wearing a gimp suit might be a good secret identity. Billionaire nobleman by day, Gimp-Man by night!

Billionaires wearing rubber and enforcing their idea of justice by night have a certain amount of tradition...

Otherwise: Yes, most bodysuits in the Imperium look like they came straight from a fetish fair. Take a look at the illustrations of the Core book. It does make you wonder why all those assassins tend to be female, though...

Did notice that actually Half of them only seemed to have one eye slot as well :/

cyclocius said:

Clearly, assassins clumsy enough to lose an eye are ones that are also clumsy enough to be photographed in uniform.

ebony14 said:

Or are stupid enough to pose for them.