Jedi Defense is required to use robes, so only Jedi classes can do so.
According to Feedback, the Defense Bonus of robes is included in feats and effects, which is restricted to +10 maximum. For example, a Jedi using a Jedi Master Robe (+3), Master Speed (+4) and Force Armor (+6) only receives a defense bonus of +10, not +13.
Although the descriptions for robes display Max Dexterity Bonus, according to Feedback this restriction doesn't actually apply. Hence even though all robes display Max Dexterity Bonus: +8, Dexterity modifiers greater than +8 are still added to defense in their entirety.
This means Jedi normally use robes instead of armor, particularly since many Force powers are restricted when using armor.
Summary at end of page.
Jedi robes all have Defense Bonus: 1, unless otherwise stated.
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| Members of the Jedi Order typically wear plain or unassuming garments. |
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| Dantooine
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Jedi Enclave
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Zhar Lestin
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100
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| These are simple robes, kept modest not by a desire to appear humble, but to offer the greatest freedom of movement during battle. |
This robe isn't available to player characters without cheating.
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| The Force is strong in the Qel-Droma blood, and many of the family have joined the Jedi Order over the centuries. These robes were created as a gift for Cay Qel-Droma during the war against Exar Kun, and it is said that only one who truly walks the path of the light can wear them. Cay himself wore the robes in his duel against Ulic Qel-Droma, his brother who had fallen to the dark side. Cay was slain in the battle, but his death at his brother’s hand would eventually lead to Ulic’s redemption. These powerful robes then passed down to Duron Qel-Droma, Cay’s cousin, when he joined the Jedi. But Duron disappeared shortly after the time of the Great Hunt, and the robes were lost with him. |
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| Korriban
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Shyrack Caves
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Remains
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2000
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1
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Jedi Knight robes all have Defense Bonus: 2.
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| Members of the Order typically wear plain or unassuming garments, but this variant offers the additional protection needed by Jedi influencing important events. |
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| Designed for those who relish personal combat, and know that power comes to those who take it, these robes offer good protection with no hindrance to movement. |
Jedi Master robes all have Defense Bonus: 3.
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| Members of the Order typically wear plain or unassuming garments, but Jedi Masters also know the importance of adequate protection when great challenges must be surmounted. |
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| These robes offer superior protection while still allowing full freedom of movement. They are the robes of the true masters, those whose will and authority go unopposed. |
Revan robes all have Defense Bonus: 5. Generating these robes costs up to 25 Computer Spikes each (minus one for every four Computer Use ranks). If your alignment is > 40, then Star Forge Robes are generated; otherwise, Darth Revan's Robes are.
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| Created by the mystical technology of the Star Forge, these robes focus the dark side energies of the wearer, fueling their power. The Sith Lord Darth Revan was wearing similar robes when captured by the Jedi, who viewed the garments as an abomination and destroyed them. However the Jedi Council, not being familiar with the origins of the robes, were unaware that the Star Forge would be capable of producing an item of such terrible power a second time. |
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| Created by the mystical technology of the Star Forge, these robes focus the inherent Force abilities of the wearer, fueling their power. Although the Star Forge itself is an artifact of the dark side, these robes were customised using an analysis of the Jedi they were created for, resulting in a powerful light side item that the Jedi can safely use against their enemies without fear of taint or corruption. |
Only the 8 robes a player character can acquire are listed below.
