Lads, its that time again. Post what you have, request what you want to have.
Lads, its that time again. Post what you have, request what you want to have
Asher Brown
Nolan Evans
Dumping now
Isaiah Cox
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Michael Phillips
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Angel Edwards
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Luke Foster
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Samuel Bennett
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William Jackson
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John Clark
I need realistic armour for an urban rogue, a druid and a pagan paladin!
Will pay with pics!
Caleb Fisher
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Asher Roberts
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Hunter Perez
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Matthew Morgan
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Jordan Russell
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Tyler Green
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Carter Nelson
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Christopher Brooks
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Jace Taylor
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Bentley Long
Time period?
Nathaniel Martinez
ye olde age of D&D!
1500-ish? game is set in a sort of coastal babylon, but eh, that's not important.
Isaac Howard
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Nathaniel King
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Carter Sanchez
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Ryder Nelson
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Jonathan Ross
cuortesy of kid brother
Leo Moore
we now return to our scheduled dump
Eli Murphy
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William Edwards
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Juan Rogers
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Evan Phillips
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Isaac James
Paladin guy on the front?
Brayden Carter
could be.
William Johnson
What the zog?
Gladiators?
Camden Carter
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Christopher Brooks
jarp
Nathaniel Fisher
How heavy is their armour, respectively? I've never played D&D? Do druids wear armour at all?
Blake Flores
Tell me. Why does he wear the fox?
Liam Flores
Second sentence wasn't meant to be a question.
Jaxon Lee
really, their only restriction is that it cant be fully metal (no chain, scale or plate.)
Daniel Ortiz
Because he's from medieval Sbane.
Josiah Phillips
this fucker is troubingly cheerful.
Joseph Foster
>when your best mate has a serious issue of being eaten by a wolf and you're trying to be polite and not say anything
Eli Bennett
His high five was left hanging.
Liam Wood
I appriciates this kind of humor
Ethan King
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Gavin Diaz
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Jackson Scott
Druid
A good thick gambeson is probably the best historical non-metallic armour option, being more common and far more effective than leather in most cases.
Rogue
Some kind of brigandine, being fairly sturdy protection and very easy to conceal with the right outer layer. Made even easier as doublets designed to imitate brigandines were a popular fashion statement.
Pagan paladin.
Let's assume that the pagans live on the edge of civilisation and have less in the way of advanced plate manufacture. The first option is a low-mid range plate armour made for export, by not-Milan or not-Germany.
The second option if for whatever reason imported armour is not available is maille. Maille is a fantastic armour with a much lower tech requirement, and continued to be used for centuries in areas with little access to plate both in Europe (eg. Ireland) and elsewhere (most notably the Middle East and India).
Those are the historical flavoured options, although D&D is hardly the most historically accurate when it comes to representing various armours in-game.
Aaron Torres
>tfw he's a way better artist than me.