The only extant description of the mystifying suit of armor now commonly known as “Hodler’s Armor” can be found in the lost, second edition of the Forgemaster Chronicles. Here’s a few recovered excerpts: “...of the key individuals responsible for the Tradesmith faction, James Hodler was born in a magical realm - yet raised in a world devoid of the arcane. A living legend, he was worshiped as a deity on more than a few primitive worlds, and gained his initial fame as a…” “...pursued by the ruthless Shadowguard of Niocene Republic, Hodler wanted to end the chase, once and for all. The legendary multiverse mercenary, adventurer, artefact hoarder and occasional revolutionary needed a new weapon, one that could change the very fabric of space and time to his benefit, so that...” “...which ultimately led him to Hlara, a talented mythspell weaver. Aided by the mysterious sorceress, Hodler managed to forge the very first suit of armor. Capable of generating a stable, configurable electro-magical Enjin field, the armor enabled Hodler to modify physical laws and constants in a small area of any realm, finally giving him…” “...quickly disbanded after the Second Nicene Revolt broke out, ignited by the Arch-Consul’s mysterious death, enabling Hodler to venture interrupted across…” “...today usually known as ”gravideath”, often preferred by the members of the Tradesmith faction equipped with Hodlers Armor, as a method for dealing with tax collectors and…”