#references♥_1450-1470
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i'm crine why do they all have the same face
its easier to paint/draw a singular type of face than like 50+ different ones
They are all biologically the same like willie
because the point wasn't to make them all have unique faces
and the manuscript is long as shit
Kevlar
i found some dumbshit
this makes me want to gouge my eyes out
yeah someone on reddit made this like 10 or smthing years ago, and ig this is also a reason why people say this a vougle
spreading misinformation kings over there in redditville
the reason why people still call this a voulge is because of some old ass (19thc) victorian error (damn, once again!) and it just stuck out
yeah i know
i said it before to him
to the point that today you're being almost insulted if you dare say that well, that's not a voulge
because "muh common knowledge !!!"
the root of bait
at least he said he was wrong
others would've just argued all day
btw it's voulge
not vougle
or vouge if you fear to missplace the L
which is also correct
madonna ?
i grew hate for this weapon bro, i don't even wanna call it by its name anymore
idk I love halberds & vouges alike
i hope i never see it in half sword type of hate which I know it will come in the game soon
they're cool when put in their respective contexts
some people call halberds Swiss Vouges
which is dumb
I think a Naginata has more in common with a vouge than a halberd, just saying
it's like calling zweihanders "german épées"
like wha
why would a weapon used predominantly in germanic spheres (germany, switzerland..) have a french name
almayne swerdes
what is more funny
hi cartoon folder
is just saying what you said

too early..
Imma wanna buy ts
the worst thing is when mfs call it a bardiche
this could be trying to show antiquity but the 1450 tapestry of 'hercules founding the olympic games' shows one prominently among fairly contemporaneous fashion/armour
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elon musk why do you need this from us
It's worse when they ask "what's the difference?"
It's literally the best weapon in the game imo
The balance sucks but when you get used to it it's OP af
Ive gotten so manh gnarly kills back to back, some of them make me literally gasp because of how brutal they look, esp in first person
Ragebait, you stink!
Here u go
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One of my friends tried to argue with me that polearm poles wouldn't hurt
As someone who has been struck by wood even thinner than polearms, and have been smacked with a polearm pole.
I can confirm, shit hurts.
Anyways, i am not at my pc.
Can anyone find small tassets within the period?
what an r slur
Maximilian calls sleeves slit like this Spanish - by any chance have you got other examples?
Argue polearms with the guy who did polearm related things
Makes sense
I heard stories of people getting their shins broken by one during a sparing match
Because they used the poles that don't flex a ton for like training for some reason
Oh, I didn't know that. I'll see if I can find more.
Btw, do they necessarily have to have those metal tips?
It's literally the epitomy of peak
Only thing it needs is better weight balance because it sucks
No fine control
There no vouges in half sword! Rah!
I hope there never is!!!
https://www.museodelprado.es/coleccion/obra-de-arte/el-prendimiento/cdbb12fa-1300-4fb4-98ac-4fbc65bb7e20
https://www.museodelprado.es/coleccion/obra-de-arte/la-flagelacion/eb95097c-57cb-4876-82eb-a54be00a7be5
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/437742?searchField=All&sortBy=Relevance&where=Spain&ft=spanish&offset=1220&rpp=20&%3Bpos=1227
These look familiar
They kind of remind me of those shirts that openings on the sleeves
Thats 16th century doe
These
Yeah slashed sleeves
Did these coexist? Or was the Spanish a early example of slashed sleeves?
Idk, afaik slashed sleeves appear at the start of the 16th C. in Spain, maybe in Germany they appear earlier
They are popular in art depicting the Landsknecht
So i always assumed 16th century
But I don't think they're the same at all. The first ones look more like the Roman/Greek pteryges of antiquity
I know
Possibly
Early roman soldiers had shirts with similar frills on the sleeves
So that's maybe what inspired the art?
But idk
Yess a subarmalis
Yep!
A lot of games actually do get that detail correct a lot, the early romans wore those shirts. It genuinely shocks me lmfao
Some people call those "early gambesons", it makes me cry
btw I found some slashed coats (ropeta, sayuelo, ropa corta?) in a Spanish altarpiece
Burgos - Church of San Nicolas
Altarpiece of Saint Michael - late C15th attributed to the Master of Saint Nicholas
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those are great thanks - and metal tips not necessary but they did stand out to me in that first one. the slit sleeves evidently appear on costumes in morris dances and on a moor in the Master of Frankfurt's painting of festivities after an archery competition
they're different and coexisted at the turn of the 16th century. spanish slit sleeves are open and slashing doesnt leave loose ends
those are nice and interesting. very elliptical lol interesting on the back of the red one
Thanks!
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Cod. gall. 6 Ca. 1458 (Boccaccio)
Peak
what are those dangling things for?
It's purely aesthetic
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crossbow guy got 4 knives on him
interesting
They call him, sir daggerman
Random Pinterest find
pintrest is either geniuenly peak or abyssmal dogshit
theres no inbetween
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Oh my god it embedded
Nice pauldrons
Yes.
you might catch kanye wearing this anytime soon
Armet by tetsuya nomura
Is it like a felt texture the artist here was going for or smt else? I thibk in here they were at a cold place cus other characters in this artwork here had scarves and other coats
where?
viking armor does not work for this game
does not fit the art style that the devs are intending for
yeah I see what you mean
Youtube thumbnail
Since the guy that is no more was talking about winter armor, would this work? Like felt hats and wool coats?
would be fairly historically accurate I believe
either long coats or capes and stuff
fur I believe was not very common simply because most of the game animals were the property of local nobles and therefore not for the peasantry to hunt
Oh and scarfs too, they're so drippy with sallets
I mean while the context of them being used for winter is a little lost to me I can see them working either way
you can already see them on the art that milek drew as you said or im an actual schizo you didnt say any of that
Hah its fine, but man those garments over armor are so drippy
schekes are always cool
Hope something like that gets added to the game
they always look fly as fuck ngl
Along with other garments that go over the armor
tbf each region should have their own garments that go over armor since there's a lot of variations but they also DO share some stuff
surcoats tabards giorneas, all very and inexplicitly kino.
I think that like, since theres already clearly stated factions in the game, there should be diferent armor types and clothes for each place
Not as a rule ofc but to have distinct variation
the game cards show that there will probably be that
And more maille pieces
Also pretty cool that many of these garments give a sort of skirted like look at the hem
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early arquebus my beloved
Something about his kit feels a little late for 1470 but yk
i dont rly see it, looks like it fits the time period
maybe the cuirass is a little late but idk about that
Idk i feel like its maybe 1460-1480
It really does feel like it fits the time period though
The strap over bevor is amazing
Didnt notice that at first, yeah thats rly cool
Very interesting breastplate by Maks Izobov. Do you think it fit within the game time frame?
nope
at least i'm pretty sure it wouldnt
also isn't that a backplate
nah it's a breastplate but it looks very different from most german style breastplate lol
damn the angle fucking with my brain
Here is what it looks like without the lower part
Damn that is shiny af
mirror polish isn’t real
Would be sick if we could paint our armors in HS
its late
Within reason ofc
theres no evidence to suggest that was done in the time period of the game
the one exception i think of though is sometimes armor was covered with linseed oil or some such, i forget the exact reason why
which makes the armor look black
but it’s not really painting i would say
I want more blue armor
i want armor with partial gilding (couters, pauldrons, visors etc)
partial gilding is kino
brass and such
brass on my armor would be sick
I would actually be in half sword
I wonder how many people in this server own real harness
seems about right
Boris has one as well iirc
hes posted it in the 1470-1600 thread
Ya
Randoslaus is goat.
hear me out /jk
wtf is this
I considered going that way before the current plan got into motion. Especially stuff like this is dope
Maybe if I become a milionaire one day
Yeah
but the thing is
there is so many cool kits to get
true, it’s very hard to just pick one period/style of harness that i think i would want
partial gilding would be awesome, would love to have some fancy brass accents
an imagined concept of a space suit "of the future" if im remembering correctly
saw it years ago from some random twitter post so for all i know could be incorrect
but yea gilded accents would be friggin kino
applied borders i believe they are called
or full gilded armor
i agree but its still kinda dope imo
flexing on these low borns and hedge knights
kinda crazy that the big bad guy baron is essentially a space marine that throws random people into the meat grinder for his entertainment
hes on some berserk apostle shit
this is iberian isnt it
Yeah
nice
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Too late I clicked on it I'm getting hacked aaaaaahhh!!!
Anyone ever done inverted armor and trim colors?
Gilded armor with white steel trims
Idk, i’ve personally never seen it
Closest thing to that would be this i think. Particularly the figure on the right
Full gold with velvet covered elements is also super dope
I could easily imagine a fictional character like Tywin Lannister wearing something like that
Ive not seen this painting of turner's before yo
old british space suit prototype that took some inspo for articulation from plate armour iirc
weighed as much too
So 30 ish kg?
Close enough Welcome back 1400’s
Also No way Mfs thought i was a scam bot By saying Indeed Dot Com
It was Not even a link
That's well over the average full plate harnesses
i love that video
truly the video of all time
Does this fit the game's timeframe? Also is there evidence for using just poleyns on the legs like that aparently left handed archer is doing
Out of period
its from the osprey book on condottieri
Are you sure about that? I thought that particular type of Sallet was 1490
yea bellows sallet shows up around 1500 afaik
But there are just suggestions anyway
theres probably period appropriate full visors for sallets but that specific type isnt
havent seen any myself tho, unsure if they exist
yes
It would fit for the British
im pretty sure brigandine was confirmed at some point
Nice that will be good
im looking forward to it im a big fan of brigs
Also those brigandine spaulders are very pretty
I hope there will be magic in the game, here are a couple of spells that I found.
heres a similar image (hard to read but its pretty interesting)
damn its pretty much impossible to read when its uploaded through discord lmao
It’s able to be read on mobile
Damn they made glass 4K definition
Peak
Ohh nice
1450 English man at arms war of roses
Cool picture I found
What century is this based on
These are pretty bad tbh
@verbal jewel please avoid wantonly posting ill fit images
Oh ok
you’re looking at the evidence
Alright
But how good of an evidence is it?
pretty good evidence
art is (usually) a good reference unless it's blatantly period fantasy
Also why does the armor look dark in these paintings
probably just the artist trying to represent the reflections of the armor
Is it like the shadow play
Oh ok
How does blued or blacked armor look like in these types of paintings?
blue or black
Bartolomeo Vivarini and workshop (1430–1499), Sanit George, 1462. Pinacoteca parrocchiale (Corridonia, Italy).
cool pommel on the sword there
I've seen a lot of artist use shadowing on the helmet to depict reflections too, its quite cool
some artistic works i base a lot of my work on
some of these are slightly out of date (1415, 1440)
if they are out of date you can always send them to #1287593473217790034 if you want to showcase some kewl stuff
image 4 and 5 are out of date
This is out of allowed region, but I feel like its sort of too interesting to not share.
1451 Poland
For the record, this is depicting a older event.
well.. im uncertain about image 4
stunning
neat, there are some bassinets in there
those kettle helmets are also quite cool
Effigy of Arnould de Hamal, 1456, Limburg, Belgium. very interesting things on the shoulders, ailettes??
hans peakhoffer
that shape of flag on the spear also strikes me as a bit antique
ye, iirc that is only seen in the 13th century
zany effigy then
im curious if the little circles on his vambrace represent openings or some sort of hinge
my favorite illustration from one of his manuscripts is the one where a guy dies and a small devil crawls into the corpse’s mouth
truly Hieronymus bosch energy
i think he saw too much
but a better historical source you wont find anywhere else
Yeah its why i sent it, it does seem like that one guy who was here awhile ago was sort of correct
Poland seemingly had bascinets for a bit
could u post that
i wonder if its mail (?) on the inside of the knee and thigh or a strap thats being represented
but it seems to be ONLY poland
maybe, but its worth noting that MS is depicting the mongol invasion of poland i believe
this one right?
the page u posted is depicting the battle of liegnitz, which happened in 1241
different one hold on
thats true
i think it could very well just be depicting older armor to show "this happened a long time ago"
but there is also shit like this where they just depict modern armor (depicting the battle of Crecy, 1346), so im not really sure
fencing manual maybe?
we’re aware
well yea thats what its famous for being
but im looking for the depiction youre talking about
running on 2 percent battery trying to hunt this down
this is likely done because MAYBE the artist didn't exactly know older equipment and decided to just roll with stuff that was around his time, could be wrong doe
i thought it was in one of the mixed weapon sections of the later two
he 100% didn’t know older equipment
we also have seen examples like artist depicting both modern and old in the same exact manual script
i sent one of those a little bit ago
sometimes artist just pick and choose
it was much harder to find out what people wore like 100 years ago so yeah probably just didn't know
and sometimes it limited knowledge
could also be to make it more recognizeable to people i suppose
it’s at the very very end of one of the sections of the later manuscripts
this is irking me
remember, historical sources carried the myths we associate with armor today at times
they arent all accurate
what is year of the manuscript creation? looks like its 1450 or 1470
~roughly ROUGHLY 1415-1490ish
what’s inaccurate about this
yeah was gonna ask
i forget but late 15th i believe
1470 ish if i remember correctly
more from this source
In fiore fencing manual about spears, he recommends you try and break the shaft in one of his fencing tips if you are wearing plate
and then wrestle the spear user
closing the distance is always the goal i guess
Breaking the shaft seems
unreasonable
and honestly kind of impossible
why not just grab it and deck the fucking guy
it sounds like either a misinterpretation or he was just wrong
well
in most fencing manuals
they tell you to do stuff that works
and has proven to work
so to some degree, this MUST'VE happened and it must have worked
perhaps hes talking about fighting levy armies who dont really have the quality shafts we have access to today
considering fencing shafts broke on me before way faster than expected when going cheap it sounds plausible
does it flex?
if it flexes than thats the point
well yea, not splinter
the flexing on a shaft for fencing is so it doesn't cause the most painful injuries possible
there a reason why basically ever single fencing manual about polearms tells you to bash them with the shaft itself at some point
shit is not fun
I've seen people use shafts that don't flex
It makes me terrified because of the horror stories i was told of Hema injuries related to spear duels
@vocal vale
he’s not talking about fighting anybody in an army and if you’re doing armored spear fighting you have a good spear
where is this quote btw
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Don't have a source sorry
it’s from one of the fiore manuscripts
it’s like the second or third one
Did people use brass rings on maille armor to make a gilded look?
Or an alloy of similar color
a brass or gold finish
not actually made of that metal
Oh okay, i though that the finish would wear out kinda fast cus the rings rub on each other
it's metal
Wait how thick is the layer of gilding that they usually put over the metal
its in the hroarr fencing pdfs for fiore and vadi
the pdf itself is techniques from the Spear: King of weapons by Mathieu Ravignat
this must've worked in some way or form? because in the second variation, its stated to go back to this if the second variation did not work. (which is too simply grab the spear from the opponent and use it against them)
but i doubt your breaking the shaft, with or without plate
This sallet is aparently Ca 1475-80 is that pushing it? Idk if it fits in some way on the game's setting but its pretty unique for something so early
might be figurative like taking it off the intended line of attack
like breaking the thrust
Maybe
But breaking the staff is clearly applying to the shaft itself
I would love to test this against honestly any armored person
Even a Buhurt loser
I wanna know if this would actually work
Hema is about consistency, there no way in hell this will be consistent, and since fiore teachings were supposed to be universal among all polearms, i doubt this would work against the thicker wooden poles of like an poleaxe
how do you even end up drawing daggers while fighting longsword without any armor on
from an unarmed longsword fencer it happens semi frequently
quite suprising
considering it’s a translation and as you have said it’s unrealistic i don’t think it’s crazy to say he may just mean displacing it
Hell
Even polearms have dagger forms
Where you use your polearm as a parrying device to close the distance and stab your opponent in the chest or you use the knife as a parrying weapon and stab them
Yeah, I would love to be proven wrong on whether or not this would work.
I think it'd be fucking metal seeing a knight just hammer fist my spear in half
evil knight lord
regarding the polished armour looking dark in art thing
I generally agree with crecy but this c.1470-75 painting is interesting for having clearly light and clearly dark armour side by side. could always have been due to restoration or some other reason anyway cant trust art 100%
what's the ingame padded jack based on
probably those from Chronicles of Hainaut, 1450-1455
KBR 9242 - Chroniques de Hainaut
impossible to visor lmfao\
doesn't need to anyway
not all sallets had visors
and this one's all'antica anyway, so used during ceremonies and shit
true
i think sallets without visors are as badass as bascinets without visors
it's true
welllllll
so are armets
but NOOOOO supposedly its nothing without its visor
early armets that didn't always have a visor were pretty dope
like the ones with detachable visors
like the bascinet did
they all have that
tomato
uh
Non visor Armets my beloved
Are you trying to say they are the same
If so it's Potayto, Potahto.
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sometimes it also looks so dark that it makes me think it could have possibly been blackened armor, but ofc there’s no way to rly be certain
this particular art piece i suspect may have been blackened armor
Reflective + blackened
Hence the super darkness likely
well ofc
I will add more to the "no shit", it's polished too
well yeah that’s why it’s reflective to begin with
wtf are "spauldrons"? i keep seeing people throw that term around online occasionally but ive never seen it used by armor enthusiasts so im assuming its made up fantasy stuff
is it just another name for pauldron?
sounds like made up nonsense
i suppose it’s something in between a spaulder and a pauldron but as i said sounds like nonsense to me
Doesn't sound legit
Pauldrons are mostly big while sapulders are mostly smaller, no?
How can it be both
ive seen extended spaulders that go more over the shoulder that people use that term with
im unsure how to put the distinction but it’s pretty much that spaulders only cover the shoulder/upper arm while pauldrons are larger and can cover parts of the upper back and chest
If that makes sense
but i mean those would just be segmented pauldrons or extended spaulders
But that's a spaulder
Just only a spaulder
yea
Oh ay i was correct
Spauldron would be a deformed flat and small shoulder armor that'd cover the back and front portion of shoulder
he just took his ear
w sallets
But references scare me!!
Idm
Anyways thank you for letting me know
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i want him GONE
Doesn't fit in the game
bro looks like a ghoul
nn tem muita informação que que eu consegui achar mais voce esta correto é de 1970 perdão pelo transtorno
Está tudo bem! Não se preocupe com isso.
eu fui atras de algum documento ou registro de 1450 -1470 e nn achei nada voce recomenda algum site ou algo do tipo pra achar algum registro?
Sim! Existem muitos recursos que você pode usar para encontrar informações sobre armaduras do período de 1450 a 1470. Deixe-me compartilhar alguns links.
Tudo tem que ser de origem europeia ocidental também.
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spauldron just sounds like someone conflating the two terms and mixing them together
demi pauldrons
You're portuguese ? Or Brazilian ig ?
Are they going to add brigandines?
Def not
why not?
pretty sure they confirmed it
???
Idk I heard someone say they won’t add it, but i’d be happy enough if the devs would add a masterpiece of an armor
why would they not add it
won't add it for hre faction, probably save it for the other regions though
Lessssssgooooooo
in the parts that are now belgium, netherlands, burgundy, eastern france (that were part of the hre at the time) they did use brigs btw
Nice
i mean a statement from three years ago pretty much says they do intend to add them at some point at least
me and who
im the guy and the right
snazzy ass orle
that ms is pretty interesting
im not sure if they have covered cuirasses or that's just their arming doublets
for the first one i immediately thought about fluting
probably a doublet yeah
for the first one it could be a weird way of drawing maille, or at least it kinda looks like that to me
We have the plackard, which is usually used with brigandines
Brigandines would be kind of dumb to not add
debated topic....
Is it not true?
it's debated
to begin wih placarts were "usually" worn with breastplates
forming a cuirass
as for these that show up in french/burgundian iconography, they're most likely some sort of cover worn on top of the breastplate but under the placart (there's clear sources showing this being done notably in italy with giorneas)
maybe some could be actual brigandines with placarts, and others covered cuirasses, who knows
that's why I said debated
Now I remember those old illustrations
I kind of view this as a
Plausible
There was 100% knights and soldiers ingeneral who likely wore the brig with a plackard
But the exact amount isn't clear
But since the Plackard in half sword is seemingly it's own distinct armor piece (tier 2 while at it)
It does seem the devs have a plan to make the plackard be used with the brig
Would be badass 
imo most likely not
thing is what sources are you using to back that claim that it did happen ?
I don’t see why someone would wear a brig with plackart
every sources that mention or show something like it is just not clear enough
I would try and show, but like I am not at my pc and i have work in a few minutes 😭
there’s quite literally nothing to suggest it was done except visual sources which are prob just covered breastplates
there are no written sources except one and that one is far from certain that it means brig with plackart
Most “brig with plackart” depictions were usually just covered cuirasses
(iirc) there were no historical basis behind brigs with plackarts
i sea
Like the burgundian ordonnance that do mention "brigandine with placart" mention the placart having a lance rest, which is .. a bit weird for wht we commonly see as a placart now
many people believe what they call "placart a arrest" can almost be compared to some kind of breastplate perhaps
again, the use and, on that topic, the popularity of wearing a placart with a brig is far from being clear
to elaborate on this it seems very redundant to wear a plackart over a brigandine, why would you wear double layered plate instead of just using a bp with the plackart
unless it was a brigandine breastplate but there are no sources for that afaik
Nah i just used translate
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Tabard references
Holy colorful
yoo I've made this
Ts looks straight out of a medieval fantasy novel or smth
cuz it was drawn by victorians
who notably sucks at anything medieval armor related
I don't see this in the art channel art 👀
compare it to the real tapestry it's so cool
Also no idea why they mention it being Charles VII when it's most likely supposed to be clovis
Saint Ladislaus, Saint Emeric, and Saint Stephen. Painting from the altar of the church of Szepeshely. ca. 1478
yeah I forget to post stuff in here, made this one quite a while ago though
I see
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oof, a nitro profile too
natural selection tbh
mb gang realised that after i sent it that this is the wrong channel for that but uhh didnt get scammed
Grrr..
cuz i got kicked
idk everytime I see something not embedding i assume it's a scam
k
weird ass scams that post pics instead of links how does that even work
they probably think its gonna get some guy to look up "free elon musk money" and click on the first link
that or look at any weird links inside the image its-self
peculiar
my guess is that since its a picture and not a link, and also is taken from an iphone they'd think its real or sum shit
anyways, Sallet rat-tails anyone?
sallet rat tails?
the nape protection thingamabob
oh u mean lobstertails
idk if this one works the same (not like I'm gonna check it out), but there were ones where the img was an embed to a website that looked like discord asking you to log in, then you put your info in and boom.
that one was different though, cause it was made to look like it wasn't loading--which would make you think you needed to click view original to see what it was (taking you to the site)--so either this one is different, or people are actually silly enough to press view original on an obvious scam and then type in their discord info
Victorians for some reason had a hard time reproducing historical armor
(Im assuming its victorian)
well they drew it fairly similarly to the original they just colored it differently in a lot of odd ways; swapped the blues and reds, didn't make the coat go over his chest, etc.
either way the real reason it looks like it's out of a fantasy novel is because the armor is fantasy even in the original tapestry
this is so cool though
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Target impressionable stupid children
Sometimes the image itself can be the scam
Like a masked link
I've seen a lot of scams since i moderated for a server in like 2022 up till now, the image ones of like Kai cenat twitter with a link is always so dumb to me
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Soon as I was talking about those scams one happens
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la killa
too many scams :(
Someone invest into a iron dome for this channel
Epithaph of Hermann von Harras (1451)
love those besagews
We all love besagews
imma make a post dedicated to effigies
wtf
This is for celebrating defeating that black suit guy
I took a photo with his head too but I don't know where it had gone
Do you have a reference from the time period the game takes place?
Nah
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same bot posted here and kinstrife server at the same time lmao
again????
mfs
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Gonna repost this cuz its cool.
whos coat of arms is this?
i already found out myself like an hour ago after a bit of google searching so disregard the question
Is that roblox?
it is
Anything but references
Loving that mail skirt
sicily
oh
disregards you
San Giorgio 1450 - 1460 ca. Faenza
great bascinet italian armor from the Three in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna , source : myArmory.com
Someone new actually gave a decent reference!
rare occurrence
Great bascinets are very good looking bascinets
Das all I gotta say
Look at those sabatons, they're their own weapons
are they gonna kiss
Not this painted sallet again
Crazy how damaging to the armor community this simple paint on a sallet was
?
Because at some point (less of a thing now) you would see painted sallets like that EVERYWHERE
and there's no sources backing it
the guy himself said it wasn't based on anything and just did it because it looked cool
the painted sallet does go hard tho.. but i get what you mean
Damn
i know they used tung oil or smth but idk about paint so i have no opinion on this
linseed oil
tung
whats up with the spams lately
1470-1480 Flanders - Hours of Maria of Burgundy
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@vocal vale Sorry to bother, but I would like to have you expertise in this manner.
I told you before i learned from Fiore manuals, and part of that is learning other polearms outside of the main one i learned (spear)
in fiore pollaxe teachings, he mentions in the stance of the Short Serpent you could penetrate cuirasses and breastplates.
Its not mentioned if this is only for like cheap untaken care of armory but I would like to know, what could this be referring to?
and i doubt this is a mistranslation, since its always the same words
tbh a pollax probably does have to capability to pierce a breastplate under ideal conditions
hold on
we are talking about the point on the end btw
i am aware
with a full force thrust with a pollax you probably have a decent shot at perforating just under the armpit or the paunce of plates
oh hey this is cool
about the 1493 pas des armes de Sandricourt
we’re sure this means the plate itself?
nah not sure at all lol it could very well mean some other part of the armour, you're right
what the fuck is this meant to represent
3 men
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Double killed
Ye but not anymore 
ok
that was fast
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Geeze Louise
"Simon de Varie Kneeling in Prayer", from a folio page dated 1455, by Jean Fouquet
Jean Fouquet is le goat btw
the jean fouquet situation is crazy
sun in splendor my beloved
Ffs
why is it always this damn channel?
fuck our nerdchud life..
everybody in here is fiending for discussion
is this a good morgan bible
That plackart looks nice 
Gooba’s grandfather
Absolutely gorgeous
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noo.. I dont mean it im sorry
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You know what
Im starting to think you guys are just messing with us
And just making fake bot accounts to ping us
What makes you say that
LOL
Tell me im wrong
WHAT IS THAT TIMING BRO
You can’t
Sureee i believe you
mhm
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Go my little mites
You know it
Wtf is happening to this channel
Bandits be raiding our camp at an alarming rate
other than the fact its like 12th century stuff yea
keep this guy in the back of your mind
Well that's a gooba so what
make him watch the fights from the sidelines
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Helmets were bad repros
thats it?
close enough 
seems mostly fine besides one of the helmets
also worth noting that the visible aketon under the maille isn't accurate iirc
Definitely wouldn't use them as a reenactment modern repro reference for 13th century
i think rly it was just to show off how much of a pain in the ass it was for putting on chainmail
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look good to me
These?
yuh
colander
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scum here
SHOCKER
You know, it would be one thing if the scam bots posted everywhere else also, but they literally only post in here now and ignore the other channels 95% of the time. When I find the guy making these scam bots ur in soooo much trouble
You history nerds…
someones trolling
ok i would jest about it being me the defacto villian but now it feels like an actual concern
whos doing this shit
Interesting... Does this mean that, with a full force thrust, a pollaxe could pierce a brigandine? And if so, how deep does the front spike go?
The front spike length seemingly depends on person, but generally they can go pretty far
I think the furthest the spike can be is 8 or 10 inches
And full force stab might be able to get pretty deep
But idk armor thickness for it
I meant how deep would the top spike go into the body, assuming they pierce the brigandine- Apologies, I should have been clearer
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What a SHOCKER IN REFERENCES
MODS
Thank you guys
They still haven’t gone to the other channels
This is nuts
Yall are being targeted fr
it didn't
They have sent messages to other chats
it wasn't in gen and halfcord chat
Shhhh
Yep- I LIED!
Please don’t argue with moderation
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might have to lockdown this channel
theres probably a bot that deletes the scam message thing
since its such a common scam
You can’t automod images unfortunately so it just sends as image links since they don’t have image perms most of the time
No real way to stop them, just get rid of them as they come
Ive seen other servers have a specific channel that bans anyone who talks in it, made to trap scam bots
That could work
But that also just bans anyone who talks there
dont all the images come from a singular server id? couldnt you automod the server id
Might have to lock the channel down and make a new one
Or transform this one into a honeypot
I feel like at this point, more scams are being posted than references
There's a movement to kill the references - to turn halfsword into fantasy slop!
its so over..
were so back.
Lmao i open this channel and the first message I see is "its so over" then scroll by a bunch of refs and see this
Peak storytelling
Real
here ya go
from Will McLean *Outrance and Plaisance * page 156 in Journal of Medieval Military History VIII
and that highlighted passage is from this text which sounds like a credible source to me but I haven't looked into it
In context
also bearing in mind not necessarily the plate itself, but what could be a weaker spot where two plates are joined? whatever he means by ribbe (could also be anatomical ofc)
awesome
out of curiosity does anyone know if wrappers for armets have been confirmed yet?
the little bevor thingie (i dont actually know if wrapper or wrap is the right word for it lmao)
I believe that at this stage of the game's development, this is already available in early access
since many armor sets will arrive in early access
So I think there's a good chance it's already in early access
Of course, I'm not confirming anything, just speculating
fantasy slop? like for honor???
Yes
for honor is bottom 1 “medieval” games out there
I despise that game
That game did irreparable damage to how armor is viewed
The visored barbute is everywhere as a direct result of it
Idk anything about for honour besides that it looks shit
i thought the premise was neat. thats really the only complement i can give it.
fella looks like hes going up the ladder with an armet on
c.1460 Siege of Carthage and the Continence of Scipio
remind me of that one siege scene with crossbowmen wearing what looks like armets
@prisma raven maybe cama has it
shit, I think I've forgotten which one you mean
#1447306092957663424 message unless it's one of these
yeah it's this one
another guy with an armet
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AAAAAAAGGH GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF
tbh kinda makes sense to wear a ""heavy"" helmet for siege assault i'm thinking
big quotes on heavy you get what I mean
interesting repro
Not even
The premise is ruined by the stupid lore
Their excuse is that the armor in for honor is made quick and low effort on purpose, to explain the terrible historical accuracy
Sankt Göran and an Apostle (1468), Unknown Lübeck Master, Storkyrkan, Stockholm.
(Scandinavian)
"Sankt Jörgen (~1464), Valløby kirke, Sjælland, Danmark. The altar table was donated by Oluf Axelsøn Thott who died in 1464 and juding by the armour Sankt Jörgen wears here it was likely painted around the date of Thott's death. The question of where this was painted is difficult. The harness certainly resembles some of the ones seen in contemporary Lübekc made altar tables but this could have been sourced from as afar afeld as Bavaria. However, the altar contains a portaraint fo Thott painted by the same hand aas the rest of the altar so if it was made to resmble him this was more likely painted by a N-German or Flemish painter or workshop."
those who noes...
talhoffer-pilled
Beauty
goodness gracious what is this
Dell'arte Della Guerra
thank you goats
You want the invite to their discord?
because we posted all we could find

feels north italian pilled or something like that
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Sallet with visor raised is so fire
hey i've seen that one somewhere today
honestly i wear mine raised most of the time, basically all the time outside when it's required by ruleset
i’m thinking french
Brigande my beloved ❤️
brigandine* lmao
I really like his armour
It has what look like buckle for holding great bascinet or bevor?
1450-1451 St. Pontianus
okay now this is freaking awesome

