13th century great helm

>13th century great helm
>15th century plate armour

bitchin

hello r*ddit

>Why aren't my fantasy settings precisely accurate to history?
user, most people aren't particularly interested in the finer poinrs of medieval armor. They just want to play a character who wears armor.

There's nothing wrong with not knowing the difference between a bascinet and a barbute.

B-but that drunken dwarf armor merchant told my half-orc paladin, the helm was era appropriate.

>replying to frogposter spam

For fuck's sake, he's done this exact thread fifty times already. How new do you have to be?

>12th century clothing and architecture
>16th century agriculture

>Every single fucking helmet is open faced with a T-shaped opening
>Leather/metal patches fucking everywhere instead of chainmail or actual plate
>Armour is worn on top of a slim black body suit

>he was a 15th century historical reenactor playing a 13th century character.
>couln't afford a full period suit of armor but still wanted to participate in the melee so he just wore his actual armor along with his reenactment helmet
>then the reenactment was interrupted when the perfedious English attacked and he was forced to ride off to war in the gear he had on at the time

Not new. Impotent and angry. The problem with these people is that they care too much about the board. They care enough to care about what content is on the board. That is their folly, same for most everyone on here as well.
And at the same time, they're too apathetic. They're angry and impotent enough to reply, but not enough to actually ignore. In short, they've already accepted the fact that this thread is going to get bumped by sheer number of viewers and so bump it.
We're in a hell of our own devising, and the only way to escape... is to leave.