[Blacklake] Chainmail armor

[Chris England]

As far as legality goes it does not count as a rigid material for those
areas that need that protection.  As far as decoration goes it does add a
very nice and period look.  There are ways and materials that can lighten
the load.  I do some chainmail work and would be happy to pass the knowledge
on at one of the A&S nights.  We can also discuss how to get the look of
chainmail in an easy and comfortable manner.

 

Gerold

 

 

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[mailto:blacklake-bounces at lists.ansteorra.org] On Behalf Of Jason Samp
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Subject: [Blacklake] Chainmail armor

 

So, I've been doing a lot of looking at various armor styles. Chainmail has
peaked my interest some, but I would like to know the functionality of it.
Is it recommended or legal in combat? Or do you wear leather armor under it?
Thanks.


Jason S.

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