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At the age of seven or eight,[citation needed] boys of the nobility were sent to live with great lords as pages. The pages learned basic social skills from the women of the lord's house and began basic training in the use of weapons and riding. At the age of 14, the young man became a squire, a knight in training. Squires were delegated to a knight who continued the youth's education. The squire was the knight's companion and servant. The squire's duties included polishing armor and weapons (prone to rust), helping his knight dress and undress, tending to his belongings, and even sleeping in the doorway occupied by the door as a guard.

Based on several knightly memorial brasses of the first half of the fifteenth century, this image displays the nomenclature of the various pieces of plate armour worn by English knights circa 1430.

Skull Plate by Matt Brody of Yorkside Design

You have more in common with a magic item laden knight than you thought. They have full plate armor, you have full plates of food. Basically the same thing. A great gift for the geek, nerd, pun lover in your life. For lovers of puns, magic, magical items, silly humor, rpg jokes, roleplaying games, and general nerdy humor.

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Plate armor is a type of historic body armor made of bronze, iron, and steel plates that encompasses virtually the entire body of the wearer. Although similar armor exists in antiquity, such as the segmentata lorica (from the Romans), the complete plate armor was developed in Europe during the Late Middle Ages, especially in the context of the Hundred Years War, from coats made of metal plates by on a coat of mail during the 14th century.

Plate armor is a type of historic body armor made of bronze, iron, and steel plates that encompasses virtually the entire body of the wearer. This is a great product for you or as a gift to friends and family.

A fifteenth-century knight clad in plate armor lowers his lance and spurs his destrier (warhorse) into a charge in this original illustration by Richard H. Fay.

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The design features a powerful and imposing warrior with a massive build and a fierce expression. He wears a suit of heavy plate armor that bears the scars of many battles and wields a massive two-handed sword, giving off an intimidating and battle-ready vibe. The design is done in a graffiti style, with a slight vector effect, making it perfect for those who appreciate street art and powerful imagery.

The design features a powerful and imposing warrior with a massive build and a fierce expression. He wears a suit of heavy plate armor and wields a massive two-handed sword, giving off an intimidating and battle-ready vibe. The design is done in a graffiti style, with a slight vector effect, making it perfect for those who appreciate street art, medieval and powerful imagery.

The design features a powerful and imposing warrior with a massive build and a fierce expression. He wears a suit of heavy plate armor and wields a massive two-handed sword, giving off an intimidating and battle-ready vibe. The design is done in a graffiti style, with a slight vector effect, making it perfect for those who appreciate street art and powerful imagery.

The design features a powerful and imposing warrior with a massive build and a fierce expression. He wears a suit of heavy plate armor and wields a massive two-handed sword, giving off an intimidating and battle-ready vibe. The design is done in a graffiti style, with a slight vector effect, making it perfect for those who appreciate street art, medieval and powerful imagery.

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Plate armor is a type of historic body armor made of bronze, iron, and steel plates that encompasses virtually the entire body of the wearer. Although similar armor exists in antiquity, such as the segmentata lorica (from the Romans), the complete plate armor was developed in Europe during the Late Middle Ages, especially in the context of the Hundred Years War, from coats made of metal plates by on a coat of mail during the 14th century.

A warrior bird created in Adobe Illustrator.

Black and Gold armor Sword and Shield

Idea for a D&D character. 2021.

A design based on the Ordinators from the Elder Scrolls video game series.

A red dragon knight wielding his sword while attired in spiky dragonplate armor. Originally created for ENWorld's excellent 5e supplements, now available to the public!

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Armored Gold

Plate armor is a type of historic body armor made of bronze, iron, and steel plates that encompasses virtually the entire body of the wearer. Although similar armor exists in antiquity, such as the segmentata lorica (from the Romans), the complete plate armor was developed in Europe during the Late Middle Ages, especially in the context of the Hundred Years War, from coats made of metal plates by on a coat of mail during the 14th century.

Plate armor is a type of historic body armor made of bronze, iron, and steel plates that encompasses virtually the entire body of the wearer. Although similar armor exists in antiquity, such as the segmentata lorica (from the Romans), the complete plate armor was developed in Europe during the Late Middle Ages, especially in the context of the Hundred Years War, from coats made of metal plates by on a coat of mail during the 14th century.

Celestial Paladin

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"„A knight there was, and what a gentleman, Who, from the moment that he first began to ride about the world, loved chivalry, truth, honour, freedom and all courtesy. Full worthy was he in his sovereign's war, and therein had he ridden, no man more, as well in Christendom as heathenesse, and honoured everywhere for worthiness.” So wrote Geoffrey Chaucer in his Canterbury Tales, and is there a better way to summarize a chivalric creed? To be a paragon of virtues, defender of the weak, to be an unbreakable symbol, that could be recognized even in lands beyond the horizon."

This ice queen will melt your heart with steamy hot burritos and terrible, terrible attack rolls, but don't let your guard down unless you want to get crackled!

A ferret in full plate

Original DnD heroine art