Shields - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

A circular Cuman shield used by light Hungarian horsemen.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A guild shield. The three bowls of paint are a well-known symbol of the Kuttenberg painters who decorated knights’ shields and painted the frescoes in the royal palace.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A cavalry pavese with Hungarian symbols.

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A riding pavese with the symbol of Lord Pisek, owner of the Suchdol fortress.

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A skillfully painted riding pavese.

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A guild shield. The axe was awarded to the czech butchers by king John of Luxembourg, because they opened the gates of Prague for him with their axes. From there, the Kuttenberg Butchers’ Guild also adopted this symbol.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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Shield made for the Kuttenberg tournament. Compared to a regular shield it is considerably lighter, which is of course compensated by its durability.

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A riding pavese with the symbol of Lord von Bergow, owner of Trosky Castle.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A riding pavese with the symbol of the Old Town of Prague.

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A guild shield. The symbols of the kneipp and leather shoes are the emblem of the Kuttenberg guild of shoemakers and novices.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A shield with the coat of arms of the Lords of Leipa, which I found at the Nebakov castle.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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Shield made for the Kuttenberg tournament. Compared to a regular shield it is considerably lighter, which is of course compensated by its durability.

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A shield with the symbol of the infamous bandit, Johnny the Gob.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A beautiful and solid knight’s shield made by the master armourer Nicolas Krondel from Kuttenberg. It bears the colours of the mining town and is an example of excellent craftsmanship.

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A guild shield. Baking a crispy, crunchy pretzel is a royal art. The Bakers and Millers Guild is one of the most influential in Kuttenberg.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A guild shield. The ancient symbol of the god of medicine Apollo is the emblem of the Kuttenberg Guild of Apothecaries and Alchemists.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A heater shield with the family coat of arms of the lord of Holohlavy.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A shield made of wooden planks glued together and covered with thin rawhide. These shields are usually decorated with the coat of arms of a lord, noble family or city.

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A shield with the coat of arms of the Lords of Zimburg.

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A guild shield. Two crossed wooden mallets and a saddle are the emblem of the Kuttenberg Saddler Guild.

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A heater shield with the family coat of arms of Sir Peter of Suchotlesky.

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A battle shield made of wooden planks joined glued together and covered with raw cowhide. Usually its outer side is decorated with the coat of arms of the lord or other symbol by which the warriors can recognize each other in the heat of battle.

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A battle shield of glued planks covered with raw cowhide, bearing the coat of arms of Sir Radzig Kobyla of Dvoretz, Lord of Skalitz.

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A battle shield bearing the coat of arms of Radzig Kobyla of Dvoretz, royal overseer of the silver mines in Skalitz, my true father.

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