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7/18/2025, 10:30:48 PM
>>3806849
>In ER for example, many armors with realistic looking pieces are inlaid with so much decoration and gems, to be absolutely inpractical in any situation other than ceremonial ones
Not really. For lords who could afford intricate armors and beautiful decorations they would. Anything from blueing to darkening the steel, to engraving/acid etching, or cloth additives on top of the armor like tabards or jupons. Some of the earlier armors in the medieval period, like in the 11th century and before, are highly detailed like pic rel.
>In ER for example, many armors with realistic looking pieces are inlaid with so much decoration and gems, to be absolutely inpractical in any situation other than ceremonial ones
Not really. For lords who could afford intricate armors and beautiful decorations they would. Anything from blueing to darkening the steel, to engraving/acid etching, or cloth additives on top of the armor like tabards or jupons. Some of the earlier armors in the medieval period, like in the 11th century and before, are highly detailed like pic rel.
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