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It’s the way of the world that clothes and especially jewellery make the woman. And how many slaps have been given cause of women’s pride and men’s vanity!

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A colourful dress is typical for dancers and troubadours. But wearing them is seen by many as an eccentricity and a blatant warning against decadence.

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A plain coat, made in red and white and decorated with symbols of Kuttenberg.

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Lost and found again.

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A waffenrock bearing the symbol of the Order of the Crusaders of the Red Star.

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An overcoat is made of thicker fabric and is designed for long journeys in bad weather. It is recommended by nine out of ten wanderers who have reached their destination.

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A habit, or long, single-coloured outer robe of coarse cloth, is worn by priests and monks. Besides the shaved tonsure on the head and the bare, beardless face, it is a clear mark of a cleric.

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A long chainmail shirt with short sleeves covering only the arms of its wearer.

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The overcoat of traditional cut, designed especially for the noblemen’s subjects and the army, is decorated with the coat of arms of the Lord von Bergow.

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An overcoat of traditional cut from regular fabric, buttoned at the neck. It is available to villagers and burghers as well.

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Composite armour according to an Italian tradition. It is actually a fake plate cuirass sewn into cow leather. Its arched belly disperses blows better than ordinary lamellae. The armour is also fitted with a wide skirt at the bottom, so that it covers the knight’s groin.

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A colourful coat decorated with jingle bells and an equally colourful jester’s hood are worn by the minstrels in an attempt to attract the audience’s attention. Be careful not to burst out laughing.

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The Waffenrock is a loose outer garment, usually linen, worn over armour. It carried the colours of the lord, town or ruler the wearer bore allegiance to, and as such was the precursor of the military uniform. It also protects its wearers armour from dust and harsh sun.

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A long, chainmail shirt with sleeves covering the arms and forearms.

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A simple hunting coat allows its wearer freedom of movement and sufficient comfort when wandering after prey.

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Damn it, who let such a fine piece of armour rust so reprehensibly? It won’t do much, but it’ll still protect you from death by stabbing.

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An inner linen tunic is a good base for any outfit. This one’s a bit worn out.

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An expensive and honestly made quilted coat from precious fabric for all noble warriors.

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The Waffenrock is a loose outer garment, usually linen, worn over armour. It carried the colours of the lord, town or ruler the wearer bore allegiance to, and as such was the precursor of the military uniform. It also protects its wearers armour from dust and harsh sun.

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This type of armour provides less protection than any brigandine, as it only protects its wearer’s chest.

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Plain red and white coat with the emblem of the Old Town of Prague.

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Lightweight short chainmail shirt with shortsleeves.

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A quilted coat sewn to the best fit, so it is great to wear and does not restrict movement. An excellent soft layer under other types of armour.

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A short linen tunic, dirty and ragged that only a beggar would wear it.

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Solid front plackart with a thin bar to prevent the tip of a polearm from slipping into the noble neck. The cuirass is made of tempered sheet metal to withstand the potential impact of a spear in a frontal collision of a knight’s ride.

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Short linen tunic with linen apron.

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A colourful dress is typical for dancers and troubadours. But wearing them is seen by many as an eccentricity and a blatant warning against decadence.

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A quilted combat shirt made of several layers of plain linen. It provides some protection on its own, but is primarily worn as a soft underlayer under all types of armour.

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The Waffenrock is a loose outer garment, usually linen, worn over armour. It carried the colours of the lord, town or ruler the wearer bore allegiance to, and as such was the precursor of the military uniform. It also protects its wearers armour from dust and harsh sun.

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A quilted combat coat made of several layers of plain linen. Can be worn alone or as a basic soft layer under other types of armour.

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A long inner tunic joined with butcher’s apron.

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This is a unique clothing asset for an important character. If you got it in game, report it!

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A coat with embroidered hem and forearm is fastened up to the neck with decorated buttons. It is decorated with the symbol of Kuttenberg.

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Folded armour made up of forged slats hammerd on a leather vest is a slightly older form of protection than the fashionable metal cuirass. Both provide similar protection, but the brigandine is a bit heavier, but there are warriors who will not let it go. This one’s been through a lot, though, and has had more than one owner. Most certainly haven’t given her up willingly.

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An exquisite piece of jewellery made of gold decorated with a nobleman’s coat of arms. Such marked pieces pose a considerable danger to thieves and must therefore be sold or melted down quickly.

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The Waffenrock is a loose outer garment, usually linen, worn over armour. It carried the colours of the lord, town or ruler the wearer bore allegiance to, and as such was the precursor of the military uniform. It also protects its wearers armour from dust and harsh sun.

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Quilted thick coat, suitable for every splash and slots.

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Long lord’s overcoat made of fine fabric, decorated with rows of buttons. Perhaps every person in it looks robust and dignified.

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Waffenrock bearing the coat of arms of the Lords of Garbow.

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A heavily worn, patch-covered quilted gambeson. Sadly, adding more patches to it won’t make it any better.

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A beautiful jewel with a stone in the colour of the depths of a forest pool. Many girls’ hearts will be enchanted, but what can be done, it’s still just a polished brass.

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Gambeson, which was lent to me as part of the equipment for the Kuttenberg tournament.

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Battle waffenrock, which was lent to me as part of my equipment for the Kuttenberg tournament.

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The Polner family of Kuttenberg is wealthy enough to afford a small military retinue. These soldiers then wear their coat of arms, mainly for reasons of prestige.

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I don’t know much about jewellery making, but this is a really nice piece. The decoration is done in enamel, which is like stained glass… And the silver underneath isn’t bad either.

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A fine dress that will make even an ordinary girl a lady worthy of a knight’s favour.

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My old gambeson, a memento of the many battles and the life I left behind. It has grown old with me, but it still serves where prayer alone is not enough.

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A coat in which you don’t have to be ashamed to serve the King himself.

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Medallion with the Virgin Mary belonging to the villager Willow from Bohunowitz.

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Nice scarf, probably belongs to Marika, a young girl from the nomadic camp.

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Part of the armour of Sir Jezhek of Holohlavy.

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An old quilted coat that has been stitched a hundred times and also sewn a hundred times.

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A quilted long gambeson soaked in dirt and much worse stuff. Its wearer surely died a horrible death.

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An exquisite quilted tunic of a papal legate, a perfect example of the mastery of the Italian masters of the sharp needle.

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A well-made long combat coat made by a real tailor, so it doesn’t restrict movement like ordinary quilted gambesons.

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A cuirass bearing the coat of arms of Sir Jezhek of Holohlavy.

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Legate’s quilted clerical robe of the highest quality.

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Brigandine of the knight Peter with the coat of arms of the Lords of Suchotlesky.

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Its owner might have been a noble, but also could have been someone who ambushes travellers in the woods. Or perhaps both?

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A Caftan is a long men’s overcoat with long sleeves. It is a traditional part of the male dress of nomads from the eastern steppes. This one is also quilted for better durability.

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Damn it, who let such a fine piece of armour rust so reprehensibly? It won’t do much, but it’ll still protect you from death by stabbing.

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A vagrant needs to blend in, and if that doesn’t work, disappear. This tunic will help with that.

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To blend in on the street without being seen is the goal of anyone who doesn’t heed the law, and this tunic will help with that.

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A handsome coat, intentionally made from wool instead of satin or at last, so it doesn’t shine or make noise.

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Solid front plackart with a thin bar to prevent the tip of a polearm from slipping into the noble neck. The cuirass is made of tempered sheet metal to withstand the potential impact of a spear in a frontal collision of a knight’s ride.

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A true thief needs something that doesn’t stand out, is hard to see, and doesn’t make any unnecessary noise.

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Folded armour made up of forged slats hammerd on a leather vest is a slightly older form of protection than the fashionable metal cuirass. Both provide similar protection, but the brigandine is a bit heavier, but there are warriors who will not let it go. This one’s been through a lot, though, and has had more than one owner. Most certainly haven’t given her up willingly.

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Keeps you hidden when stalking your prey.

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Composite armour according to an Italian tradition. It is actually a fake plate cuirass sewn into cow leather. Its arched belly disperses blows better than ordinary lamellae. The armour is also fitted with a wide skirt at the bottom, so that it covers the knight’s groin.

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This type of armour provides less protection than any brigandine, as it only protects its wearer’s chest.

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Bad weather is a vagrant’s worst enemy. Therefore it’s important to stay warm, and it doesn’t hurt to keep a low profile as well.

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A quilted combat shirt made of several layers of plain linen. It provides some protection on its own, but is primarily worn as a soft underlayer under all types of armour.

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An expensive and honestly made quilted coat from precious fabric for all noble warriors.

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A respectable pourpoint, looks handsome while allowing its wearer to move silently and unseen in places he shouldn’t be.

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The roads can be dangerous, so it makes sense to wear something that will protect you while not making you stand out like a sore thumb.

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A well-made long combat coat made by a real tailor, so it doesn’t restrict movement like ordinary quilted gambesons.

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This cuirass has been in a fight before… and not for the first time. Battered, full of patches, but still a piece of metal that can make the difference between life and death for an unheralded warrior.

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Valued mainly for its colour. Doesn’t lose any defensive capability, but allows its user to easily disappear.

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This is a unique clothing asset for an important character. If you got it in game, report it!

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While it may be a well-made piece, what good is armour to someone who swings around a brush instead of a sword?

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