Caligula's Battle Armor

Caligula's Battle Armor
Battle Armor
Origin	Caligula
Type	Shoulder and breast battle armor
Effects	Enables user to make lies become truth
Downsides	With every lie, user become sick with a mild fever. Prolonged use of Battle Armor can lead to madness and eventually death by illness
Activation	Wearing, then saying a lie
Collected by	Pete Lattimer
Section	Armerie-M15T8
Aisle	1045-180
Shelf	4863-1995-217
Date of Collection	Oct.25.2011
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Origins

Caligula was a Roman emperor whose father was Germanicus, one of the most successful generals Rome had. When Germanicus died, his wife Agrippina returned to Rome and fought with Tiberius, Caligula’s great uncle. This destroyed her family, leaving Caligula the sole male left alive. During most of Caligula’s reign, he was reported to have ruled with cruelty, sadism and personal extravagance, being presented as an insane dictator by those of his time. However, he did accomplish adding Mauretania to the Roman Empire and began the construction of two new aqueducts in Rome. He was the first emperor to be assassinated, which involved high ranking members of the Praetorian Guard, the bodyguards of the emperor.

The battle armor was used by Caligula in his campaigns through Germaina with his father.

Effects

When worn, it allows the user to turn lies into the truth. However, each lie cast causes a mild fever; overuse will lead to insanity and death.