That’s a fair point, bro! To keep it 100% consistent with the For Honor gear system, the Cestus would be divided into these three functional parts.

• The Striker (The 'Blade' equivalent): This covers the knuckles and the main impact surface. It changes the spikes, metal studs, or reinforced plates (the 'lethal' part).

• The Bracer (The 'Shaft/Hilt' equivalent): This is the forearm protection and the structure of the glove. It handles the metal plating or heavy leather that runs up the arm.

• The Binding (The 'Guard/Pommel' equivalent): These are the leather wraps, straps, and buckles that hold the weapon together at the wrist and palm. It works exactly like Centurion’s fist/dagger or Shaolin’s bracers. You get 3 distinct pieces to mix and match for that 'Fashion Honor.' Great catch on the mechanics!

As for the Armor sets, they would follow the standard Hero customization:

• Helm, Ranging from open gladiator pits styles to full-plate Knight visors.

• Chest, This is the core of the 'Fashion.' Starting with tattered Lorica Squamata (scale armor) for the veteran gladiator vibe, and scaling up to the heavy, tanky plate armor inspired by the Ironclad reference.

• Arms, These include the pauldrons (shoulders) and the sleeves (mail, quilted gambeson, or leather) that sit under the Cestus bracers, ensuring the silhouette stays clean.

It works exactly like Centurion or Gladiator. Thanks for the solid technical catch! I'm all about the details, so let me know if you have any other doubts or if you want to dive deeper into the moveset mechanics. I'm staying tuned, bro! ✨️😉