In fact, the lack of a Light Armor Master may actually be a form of balance due to the differences between what classes use the respective armors, how much damage those classes take, and what effect that'd have on the effectiveness on those classesīasically, assuming that if you have feat A1 for option A, and feat B1 for option B, you must have feat C1 for option C is a bit of a design trap. not the Elven-light one), including: main armor, boots, gauntlets, helmet (1st person of armor, 1st gauntlets, 0-1 weight versions). It's important to note that symmetry is not the same as balance as not all game features are created equal. Truly Light Elven Armor A replacer for the vanilla Elven Armor (heavier version, i.e.

After a while seeking in all those sourcebooks for this particular info, I couldn't find it. although by elven crafters, this armor is light, durable, and they.

I just wanted to ask why there's Medium Armor Mastery and Heavy Armor Mastery, and then there's no Light Armor Mastery. Lightly Armored is a feat for those characters who don't have yet an armor, or just wants to be proficient with it. He wanted to take the Lightly Armored feat to gain the proficiency and then have an option to take another feat to gain some additional advantage for wearing Light Armor and was wondering why no such feat existed. There is also no rule stating wizards can't wear medium or heavy armor if they're proficient with it. Light armor does not impose disadvantage on stealth. You also seem to have some bad information. What exactly is it you're after here? The Lightly Armored feat gives you proficiency with light armors, which is what it seems you're asking.

Truly light elven armor