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Avi S. V., Weaponsmith and Armourer in Trollskull Alley OwO)~ I changed the lore a bit for him in my WDH hence all of the injury mark thingymajigs hoho =w=)~
Guess I'll have to wait for ng+ for that dialogue. 😅
#maughlinthearmourer #darksouls2 #scholarofthefirstsin #trustypatches
The dwarven armourer swore on his beard that this armour is the pinnacle of defensive technology.
🇩🇪 High Gothic armour of the late 15th CE has long been considered the supreme achievement of the armourer’s art, epitomising the ‘knight in shining armour’.
According to tradition, the armour originally belonged to prince Waldemar VI of Anhalt Zerbst/Köthen (1450-1508).
The harness is inspired by the so-called gothic style of the very late 15th c., as perfected by Lorenz Helmschmid who was the emperor's master armourer in Augsburg.
KHM A62 (which has recently been updated by the museum) is one of the most flamboyant examples of his production.
the armourer: are you trained in the rising phoenix?
din, brain damaged: uhhhh.... yes?
Did a Piece of art for my armourer artificer Bronco Wildstar for my Icewind dale game with @GoblinPink. also met my year of the ox quota now, ha.
This beautiful 500year old suit of armour was worn in battle by emperor Maximilian I. It was commissioned by him at 18, receipt of payment to the armourer still survives and cost the modern equivalent of millions. The rise of gunpowder would soon make these useless.
@WithAseprite No.12: Junk Armourer!
Another #3bit #pixelart octobit #catgirl!
The geometry in this one is less messy than the previous cat I think, although the pose is less interesting..
She has more equipment too, though a bit less clothing. <_<;
Redraw+Octobit No.5:
https://t.co/EM1YPHssv5
Mid 15th cent Italian greaves. I enjoy making greaves. Increasing my respect for medieval armourers with each pair.
Field armour of Sir James Scudamore, made by the master armourer Jacob Halder in 1595 (on display @metmuseum)
Equestrian steel armour made by the famous Nuremberg armourer Kunz Lochner in 1548, now at the @metmuseum