The armor appears to be a full suit of heavy gauge steel and offers full body protection. It also has a cloak in excellent condition, but the armor itself bears numerous battle scars and the helmet is missing half of the left horn. The Legate's suit appears originally crafted, in contrast to other Legion armor which consists of repurposed pre-War sports equipment. It is on par with standard combat armor in terms of protection, and is the second strongest armor seen in the Legion, next to Legion centurion armor.
Marked beast helmet, a crude version of the Legate's helmet constructed with Divide metal. It doesn't cover the face.
Marked beast eyes helmet, a crude version of the Legate's helmet constructed with Divide metal. It only covers the eyes.
Marked beast face helmet, a crude version of the Legate's helmet constructed with Divide metal. It has a different face, half of it has been scorched and it does not feature a beard.
Marked beast tribal helmet, a crude version of the Legate's helmet constructed with Divide metal. It bears the closest resemblance.
Note
While the Legate's helmet can be collected upon his death, his armor cannot be equipped without the use of console commands.
After obtaining it, there is only have a limited amount of time to use it, due to the story ending immediately after.
While wearing the Legate's armor after getting it with console commands, the Courier will not be attacked by the NCR because it is not listed as faction armor, as it was never truly meant to be worn.
The armor will not show up in the inventory because it isn't "true" armor.
Concept art of the Legate's Armor can be found in the Collectors Edition of the Official New Vegas guide book.
Various forms of the Legate's helmet can be found in the add-onLonesome Road, although these variants are manufactured by the Marked men.
, a crude version of Legate's armor constructed with Divide metal.
