#Attention our beloved Historical buffs!

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fathom flume
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@gentle minnow @tall forge @past elm @heavy jacinth @mental dagger

steep quarry
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this is so cool

worn kite
tall forge
tribal kernel
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blud didn’t shoot me an @😿

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goated idea tho

mental dagger
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oh no way im a historical buff

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let go!

arctic laurel
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Hello young men

sly mulch
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they forgot me

sly pendant
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This is fire...

worn kite
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  1. What is the HSG interpretation of the standalone plackart and the way it is worn? Is there any argument against it being a device to illustrate antique scenes?
  2. Many of the mid-tier sallets seem to be “black” sallets. Many complex factors of the evolving material culture during their usage seems to support that their unfinished state was meant to be covered or polished to the recipient’s tastes afterwards - are there any arguments or sources against this interpretation?
  3. Why was the harness of Galeazzo d’Arco the first to be implemented in its entirety? Was there a reason that equipment from Churburg Castle seems to be a main inspiration for equipment so early on as opposed to more gothic styles?
mental dagger
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  1. why yall choose the germanic reigon
steep quarry
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A convoluted question but a question nonetheless: Will HS include stuff from manuscripts that depict stuff that don’t have any evidence existing beyond said manuscripts? A main example for this is the tallhoffer manuscript, and its depictions of interesting sword parts/pollaxes

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low cave
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When can we expect the finished version of the centipede game mode?

In all seriousness, were there any tough weapons or armor sets to rule out or justify adding in? If so, what were they, and what was the process of ruling them out/adding them?
-# sorry if this one was too similar to the one above, its all I could think of </3

heavy jacinth