Editing Yoroi Armor (section)

== Notes ==
* The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O-yoroi Ō-Yoroi] is a prominent example of Japanese armor. The term ō-yoroi means "great armor." For the most part the Ō-Yoroi was a rich man's armor and not used by lower ranking samurai.
* Yoroi is a [[Sho]] armor that is light and was therefore popular by archers.
* The armor consists of minimum 3 (legs, cuirass, sleeves), and maximum 6 parts. 
* Some parts of the armor are semi-transparent, and takes on the color of the underclothes: upper front part of chest armor, just above the trim of the abdomen and the back of the upper arms
* The availability at vendors suggest that the "right" headwear is a [[Kabuton]], and studded leather for feet and hands.
* Yoroi is available at nearly every [[Blacksmith]] or [[Armorer]] in Sho towns.
* Base material is usually some kind of metal
* When dyeing, the trim of the girth/cuirass stays the original color (see below for dyed variations).
* Though the loot generated yoroi comes in all kinds of bright colors, the dye turns the armor into a rather dark/dull variation.
* Fail dyeing results in a bright orange color.