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Pride members wear either standard power helmets or the Brotherhood variants. There is no specific Lyon's Pride power helmet.

Lyons' Pride power armor - It is the same as regular power armor, except that the Lyons' Pride insignia is on the shoulder instead of the standard Brotherhood of Steel insignia.

Wearing a full suit of Outcast power armor will cause the Outcasts stationed at their outpost to treat the player character as though they were a member as opposed to a "local." Having Outcast variants in the inventory (equipped or not) when speaking to Protector Casdin will cause him to confiscate the armor unless the player character has gained the Outcasts' trust. Visually it is a standard suit of Brotherhood of Steel power armor but haphazardly repainted black and red.

Outcast power armor and Outcast power helmet - A variant worn by Brotherhood Outcasts.

There are no differences other than the name, the insignia on the shoulder pauldrons, that it will not appear in a merchant's stock, and Protector Casdin will not accept it as part of The Outcast Collection Agent unmarked quest.

Brotherhood power armor and Brotherhood power helmet - It has the same appearance and attributes as regular power armor.

All non-unique variants of T-45d power armor have identical properties and effects, and only differ in their appearance and use in certain quests. T-45d power armor can be repaired using components from the T-51b power armor, but the reverse is not possible. Power armor can only be worn if the player character has gained the Power Armor Training perk, either by talking to Paladin Gunny in the Citadel, by starting the Take it Back! quest, or by completing the Anchorage Reclamation simulation.