Armour

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Canvas and Leather Brigandine

600

This brigandine is made with an outer layer of canvas and metal plates sewn inside and covered with leather. The internal plates are arranged to provide flexible but solid protection, making it practical for foot soldiers.

Encumbrance: 1

Chain mail hauberk

600

Encumbrance: 1

Linen Surcoat

400

Made of linen, this lightweight garment is worn over armour to keep the metal cool and reduce glare. It's decorated with emblems and colours, making it easy to identify the wearer in battle.

Encumbrance: 1

Leather Armor

200

Encumbrance: 1

Paper armor

120

The paper or the fibers of the mulberry tree are used to make the paper armor. The paper is folded several times, pressed and glued with glue. The paper sheets are formed into individual scales, which are connected by leather strips. These individual scales are used to make armor that protects the shoulders, chest, abdomen, genitals, back, and sometimes the thighs.

Encumbrance: 0

Quilted Linen Gambeson

400

This padded jacket is made from layers of quilted linen filled with wool for extra cushioning. Worn under armour, it absorbs shock and prevents metal from rubbing against the skin.

Encumbrance: 0

Half-Plate

800

Encumbrance: 2

Cuirass

1200

The iron cuirass is made from iron plates with a fitted, flared shape around the waist. Its smooth, rounded surfaces help to deflect blows to the chest, providing both protection and a sleek aesthetic.

Encumbrance: 4

Reinforced Iron Plackart

500

This lower chest plate is made of reinforced iron and protects the stomach and lower ribs. It is attached to a cuirass to form a continuous barrier against attacks to the torso.

Encumbrance: 3

Plate Armor

2000

Encumbrance: 4

Ulrich's plate armour

5000

This armour was made by a master blacksmith named Ulrich. It has increased resistance.

Encumbrance: 4

Normal clothing

200

Encumbrance: 0

Robe

120

Encumbrance: 0

Tunic

120

Encumbrance: 0

Gown

20

Encumbrance: 0

Robe of useful things

500

It is an inconspicuous garment on the outside, but when it is put on it is embroidered with three small patches of different shapes. Only the wearer of the robe can see these patches, understand their function, and remove them from the robe. It takes one turn to remove a patch. Once removed, the patch becomes a real item. Once all the patches have been removed, the spell is over.

Encumbrance: 1

Fancy dress

250

A really chic dress, in any color.

Encumbrance: 0

Leather shoes

70

Laced leather shoes

Encumbrance: 1

Poleyns with Hinged Plates

150

Made from iron, these knee guards have a hinged design that allows the wearer to move freely while still protecting the knee joint. Their rounded shape helps to deflect blows to this vulnerable area.

Encumbrance: 0

Iron Gauntlets

200

These gauntlets are constructed from small, overlapping iron plates that allow each finger to move independently. Reinforced knuckles protect the hands from direct blows, while still allowing for dexterity when wielding weapons.

Encumbrance: 2

Iron-Plated Tassets

150

These thigh protectors are made of iron plates that hang from the waist to cover the thighs. Their overlapping design allows for mobility while effectively shielding the thighs from blows.

Encumbrance: 1

Wool gloves

20

Wool gloves protect your hands from cuts and cold.

Encumbrance: 1

Pauldrons with Wing Extensions

150

These large shoulder protectors are made from iron and have flared wing extensions for extra coverage of the neck and upper arms. The curved design deflects blows away from vital areas.

Encumbrance: 1

Iron Rerebrace

150

Covering the upper arm, this piece of armour is made from iron and secured with leather straps. Its curved shape follows the natural contours of the arm, providing robust protection without restricting movement.

Encumbrance: 0

Iron Sabatons

250

These boots are forged from blackened iron to resist rust. The sabatons are articulated for flexible movement, while the pointed toes add a touch of intimidating style.

Encumbrance: 1

Silk gloves

40

Encumbrance: 1

Iron Spaulders

200

These shoulderguards are made of iron with decorative etching along the edges. They curve over the shoulders and connect to the upper arm armour, providing coverage without restricting arm movement.

Encumbrance: 1

Padded Cloth Coif

50

Made from padded fabric and worn under a helmet for added comfort and shock absorption. It covers the head and neck, providing an extra layer of defence against blows.

Encumbrance: 0

Iron Bevor

150

This neck and lower face guard is made from a single piece of iron that curves upwards to cover the chin and jawline. It fits underneath the helmet, protecting vulnerable areas such as the throat and allowing for freedom of movement.

Encumbrance: 1

Kettle hat

200

The helmet has a wide, flaring brim, giving it the appearance of a cooking pot. Made entirely of iron, it shields the head from above while deflecting rain and sunlight from the face.

Encumbrance: 1

Leather Bascinet Helmet

150

Made from boiled leather, this helmet has a rounded, pointed shape with a visor for extra face protection. The leather material is lighter than metal but still offers decent protection, and the visor can be lifted for better visibility.

Encumbrance: 1

Brass-Crested Burgonet Helmet

350

The helmet has an open face with a small brass crest on top and cheek plates on the sides. The rounded shape of the helmet deflects blows, while the brass detailing adds a touch of grandeur.

Encumbrance: 1

Chainmail Coif

250

This coif consists of interlocking iron rings that form a hood-like structure covering the head, neck and shoulders. It's worn under a helmet to provide additional protection to areas that might otherwise be exposed.

Encumbrance: 1

Chainmail Aventail

150

This aventail is made of interlinked iron rings and hangs from the helmet to cover the neck and shoulders. It provides extra protection for the neck while allowing flexible movement.

Encumbrance: 0

Iron Gorget

300

Made from thick iron, this neck guard wraps around the throat to prevent injury from slashes and thrusts. It fits snugly around the neck and attaches to the upper armour, providing continuous defence.

Encumbrance: 1

Roundshield

500

Encumbrance: 2
Cover: 5+

Tower shield

1200

Encumbrance: 4
Cover: 4+

Buckler

200

Encumbrance: 0
Cover: 6+

Flit Buckler

100

A buckler for flits

Encumbrance: 1
Cover: 5+