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Michcat

Michcat

i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
I'm making this profile reeeaaaally late. Character was created around December 20th, 2014/has been played since he was 6 years of IC age.

[Consent Rules] Come engage me with anything and everything!

Jaxon Dormus Veileth
-Titles-
Son
Brother
Blacksmith
Sailor
Townsman
Wanderer
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KEY INFORMATION:
Nickname/Alias: Jax
Age: Eleven years older than Evelyn Lannis
Gender: Male
Race: Forest(?) Elven-Silver Elven-Human Mutt
Social Status: Smith.
Sexuality: Flaming
Height: Taller, over the 6ft mark.
Weight: Stocky and generous, He's a very well built fellow.
Date of Birth: ...
Date of Death: Today
Homeland: Some quiet farming town in the middle of nowhere.
Current Home: ...

PHYSIOLOGY:
Build: Thick and heavy, Jaxon's frame embodies the term "hard labour". He has broad shoulders and long legs, the young man clearly well built in every sense of the word. Like a pile of cement might, he looks pretty hard to knock down.
Hair: Bright. Blond. Shining golden tresses.
Eyes: Sparkling turquoise sea-green-grey-blue. STAYGOLDENPONYBOY
Skin: Fair, but currently on the more tanned side, courtesy of Thorne's farmwork.
Identifying Marks: His long blond hair- Jaxon usually wears it in a messy braid or tied far back behind his head. The man's starking resemblence to now-deceased Drachen Dormus (mixed with the odd elvish trait), or perhaps his sturdy stature, could cause him to stand out (above) a crowd. Due to his day job, scores of little burns and scars litter his hands, arms, shoulders, and chest.
Appearance: Lackadaisy and offhandish. His Elven blood prevents Jaxon from growing any sort of appreciable beard, so he keeps his blond stubble haphazardly 'short' (And he misses days a lot, giving him a patchy look). Jaxon seems rough at the edges- and it isn't just his clothing. The fellow holds himself like someone used to less respectable company more often than not.
Clothing: Thick, warm, and padded... Or rough, easily-washable and loose. Perfect for rough life and LOTS of activity. He occasionally dons cloak designed to be wrapped around one's head in case of snowstorms, sandstorms, or rough seas, and a thick leather glove on one hand purposely crafted for his Smithing work with metal dockets on the thumb and palm.
Hygiene: ... eh. Passable on a good day.
Voice: Husky from disuse. Quiet.

QUALITIES AND FLAWS:
Strengths:
-His BULK and GRRR STRENGTH from HOURS OF HAMMERING, borne from his NATURAL TENDANCIES TO BE A MEATSLAB. ( Scardrac heritage ofc)
-HIGH METABOLISM MEANS CHISELED PECS
-Calm and chill sorta guy, unlikely to escalate a situation.
-Sailing.
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Fears:
-Moderately afraid of the practical things, like dangerous beings and dying.
-Creepy strangers skulking around his dear little sister Evelyn. oh..
-Dying alone.
-Family
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Weaknesses:
-Mortal!
-Addictive substances.
-Jaxon has never been a sprinter. He can run long, but not fast. The same applies to his train of thought.
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Intelligence: While Jaxon is unarguably intelligent in working with his hands- From woodcarving beginning at a young age, to sculpting stone and working metals and crafting chainmail and knotting intricate ropework... He still can't write very well and sort of forgot how to read. No knowledge of arithmatic whatsoever or formal education... whatsoever. Currently destroying what is left of his mental capacity with hard drugs.
Languages: Common(?), Elven....ish?, like three words in Fae
Profession: Sailor. Woodworker. Blacksmith. Sculptor.

ETHICS AND MOTIVATIONS:
Personality: Laidback. Lackadaisy. Eternally stoned. Occasionally self-righteous.
Religion or Cults: Jaxon is a firm believer in Korog's teachings.
Alignment: Neutral Good

[themesong here]

INSPIRATIONS:
Arken Elz Scardrac

My in-game name is: Michifish
 
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Michcat

Michcat

i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
Weaponry:
-Spiked Hammer
-Lumberjacks Axe
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Prized Possessions:
-His necklace from Nylarii (A dark silver chain with a ruby beaded gem).
-Hairtie from Evelyn.
-Old woodcarving dagger. @blargtheawesome
-Ebony pipe
-the soap
-Precious Contraband
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Short Term Goals:
[Done] Finish the chainmail shirt he's working on right now.
[Failed] Visit Evie once he figures out where the hell she is.
[Failed] Maybe don't wake up hungover tomorrow
[Complete] Don't break his pottery moving to Riseport.
[Complete] Make Evelyn her armour
[ - ] Share a pint with Dalinar K9
[Complete] Sit down somewhere quiet
[Complete] Remember their names again.
[Complete] Get, or make, some furniture for his sad little barebones house in Thorne.
[In-Progress] Finish the statue of Nicholas The Living Ghost
[Failed] Speak with Varyn.
[Failed] Meet with Henri Bayard about them.
[] Get to know The Black Company
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Long Term Goals:
[Failed] Get Nylarii to stay away from Nwalme, or get Nwalme to stop being horrible.
[63/100] Complete his goal of 100 furnished armaments he can be proud of.
[] Learn to read (again).
[] Meet a nice guy lady
[] Don't let his customers down.
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Michcat

Michcat

i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
Boasting Purposes Only:
(I've missed some items, but the coolest stuff is here)

Chainmail hauberks without the padded extended gloves, made from 6mm rings. Each shirt has medium length sleeves and comes to mid thigh level, roughly 40,000 rings.

5 made.

A Claymore slightly adjusted to Evelyn’s size. 137cm (54 in) in overall length, with a 32cm (12.5 in) grip, a 105cm (41.5 in) blade, and weight of approximately 5.3lbs (2.4 kg).
The blade is double-edged, and the hilt is two-handed oiled mahagony coloured, tightly fitted leather wrap. Langets run down the center of the blade from the guard. The wheel pommel is capped by a crescent-nut ofsilver-coloured metal and a guard with sloping-forward straight arms ending in decorative twirls. Underneath the leather hilt wrap, the words ‘Evelyn’ are carved in slightly misshaped letters into the prong.
An oiled thick wooden half-sheath studded with iron russets is fashioned to a leather shoulder-strap with adjustable length and an adjustable woolen-leather comfort pad. The lengths are designed in mind that it will be worn diagonally across the back, hilt at the shoulders.

One of a kind.

More tapered, narrowly pointed blade. A long hand-and-a-half handle. 16cm (6in) grip,the double-edged blade is 85cm (33 in). Gold filligree design reach up around the straight backed guard. One of his better balanced ones.

3 made.

Another tapered, narrowly pointed blade. Has a medium hand-and-a-half handle. The double-edged blade is 85cm (33 in), with a 16cm (6in) grip. Silver filligree design reaches up around the straight backed guard on both sides, forming patterns of vines and flowers along the wave of the metal. Appropriately balanced.

4 made.

Each set features a single Cuirass’s that fastens at the shoulders and has a short skirt to defend the hips, the main breastplate being about 0.2in thick. Each cuirass has moveable rivets to give more mobility and range of motion at the waist. Two vambraces have been forged for the forearms, with adjustable leather straps hooking around the underarm - each pair of Vambraces attaches to a respective elbow guard with petaled/pleated edges. Each elbow guard sits below a Rerebrace that extends over the upper arm and attaches to the grooved shoulder collar of the cuirass by sliding rivets. A pair of gauntlets made from overlapping lames that covers over the top of each hand, from the wrist to the knuckles, and down each finger - are secured against a thick leather glove. Sabotons are riveted to leather straps designed to be secured over a pre-existing boot, foot covers that consist of curved lames overlapping from the ankle to the toe. Greaves that wrap around the calf of the leg are adjustable by a bolted leather slip, and more lames extend upwards from the lower-leg pieces over the knees.
The metal had been initially shaped with cold working, but was then case-hardened (Wrapped in animal fats and sheepskin then cooked). It was furthermore hardened and strengthened by quenching in oil.
A single entire set weighs around 75lbs.
Reference: http://imgur.com/a/EvXOD

8 complete sets made.

Hauberks.
Each shirt has full arm length sleeves and drops to mid thigh level (coming without a split in the front and back, so no horse riding), roughly comprised of 50,000 rings each and 48in. long. Made from 6mm rings. The links are woven with a 1 into 8 pattern (“King’s Mail”), an advancement on the standard 1 in 4 pattern which doubles the links for added strength. They are sized roughly for male humans of average dimensions. Dipped in blackened lacquer for moisture resistance.

16 made.

Coifs. The hoods also all dipped in blackened lacquer for moisture resistance. Each outer link is 7/16th an inch, inner links are 3/8th an inch. They’re all medium-sized to fit a 21.65 to 23.44 inch head, or sized roughly for a male human of average dimensions. Made from 9mm rings, around 20,000 rings per coif.

16 made.

Windlass Crossbows made of curved wood, the main birchwood stock spaced by small iron divets and bolts to secure the arms. Goats foot lever secured in the bottom, with a winding pulley to draw back the string - made of thick whipcord (hard twisted worsted yarns with a diagonal cord). Each cranequine (the metal ratchet bar with the winder) at the end of both crossbows has an ocean wave design inlaid with silver down the sides. The bow is 30inches long with a draw weight of 615lbs, weighing 6 lbs. It has a maximum shooting distance of around 260-300m.

2 made.

A strange take on the standard arming sword. Broad bladed and capable of both cuts and thrusts, the dimensions of this sword are appropriately balanced for maximum equilibrium. Features a ‘swept’ hilt for greater hand protection, decorative curves painstakingly shaped into the metal. A studding of silver encases the leather wrapping around the hilt, and a polished ruby is set into the metal at the very end. One side of the blade is plain, while the other features light gold engravings resembling celtic knots winding along the spine. Decorative notches inlaid with bright silver are at the ends of the crossguard.
Image ripped from google: http://i.imgur.com/UcRrgGs.jpg
122cm (48in.) long from pommel to tip of the blade, 26.5cm (10in.) wide at the crossguard. The blade is 108cm (42.5in) long and 3.1cm (1.2in) wide. Weighs about 2.6lbs

One of a kind.

A very bogstandard ship's Arbalest, deck mounted. No fancy foofaraws or special tricks to the ballistae.

1 made.

The thick leather garment has overlapping steel plates of varying sizes. Flank plates are tailored to cover just above the point of the hip towards about 2in below the armpit. The flank plates number fourteen and are 3in wide. Stomach plates are 3in wide, the bottommost one 3.5in wide - Each about 10in long to reach the points of the hips. They number five. The chest plates - of which number three - are about 8in long and 3in wide, slightly bulged with a curve extending from the bottom of the right and left plates to further protect the breast. Each overlapping metal plate has been peened down and riveted to the inside of the leather coat; vertically arranged and held in place by horizontal rows of iron rivets. The inner-facing side of the metal is painted with a black lacquer for moisture resistance, and criss-cross buckled straps are fastened to the back (attatched to the two sides of the flank plates) for fitting adjustments.
Weighs about 18 lbs.

Reference:
http://i.imgur.com/PE1CMOM.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/KKIJJ4W.jpg

13 made.

Comprehensive half-plate fitting Evelyns exact measurements while allowing full freedom of movement. Shoulder-guards and cuirass all have their individual leather fittings to strap along the arms, shoulders, and back respectively. Lamellar and coat-of-plate designs have been worked into the suit with iron rivets and plates scaled along thick leather wrapping. Legbraces from the ankle to the knee with concave edges towards the back of her calf can be buckled tighter or looser to be worn over boots. A belted plate “skirt” leaves her crotch open for full range of motion. A chainmail hauberk specific to Evelyn’s torso has been included.

Reference:
http://i.imgur.com/8rd9AhX.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Uow7oLx.jpg

One of a kind.

A broad, single curved sword with its cutting edge on the convex side, featuring a gold-and-silver inlay on the pommel and sinew-wrapped hilt. There is a 37.9in (96.5 cm) length in the full blade. 31.9 inches (81.02 cm) are straight blade which bears a flare-clipped ( ‘cusped’ ) tip in the remaining 6in. The grip is approximately 6in long for proper balancing, decorations of silver and gold criss-crossing over the pommel and guard.
It weighs just around 2lbs.

1 made

Sporting a simple wooden hilt with no guard, a carved flower at the pommel. This weapon has a 101.6 cm (40in) long blade that is double-edged and tapered flat, forming a diamond if cut cross section. The curve of the weapon is almost semicircular, like a sickle. Only the lower (inner) edge is sharpened.

1 made

Small, one-handed steel axe - slightly larger than a hatchet. The blade has a pronounced beard following dwarven design and the polished ashwood shaft a finger notch, creating a ‘choked’ grip that would allow more precise control. During welding, the axe blade was normalized three times to help strengthen it before final forging. The poll on the back is designed to be used as a hammer! The blade ends in 1mm thickness when sharpened and the head if the blade is double riveted. Around 25’ ¾ inches long overall, with the axe head coming out at approximately 10 x 9 inches.
CaptnBluebeard

Reference Image: http://i.imgur.com/u9dRpSx.jpg (except, yknow, rivets)

1 made

This set of Fullplate is tailored to the dimensions of a 4’3” tall dwarven female, Vara. Custom made to her measurements, the main cuirass sports a breastplate about 0.3in thick of quartered steel plate hammered into sets of squares and diamonds, segmented at the front and sides by a leather worked over an iron base - Which bears a celtic knot design. Moveable rivets allow more mobility and range of motion at the waist, the plated skirt extended to mid-thigh. The pauldron on either shoulder has steel corners on the lower half, the upper half being made out of steel plate in the same quarter-and-diamond style. The set includes two matching vambraces for each forearm, that connect to a whole leather glove via rivets, with an adjustable strap near the elbow. Each vambrace sports a segment of plate that extends into an elbow guard, and bears the same iron celtic knot design as the pauldrons and breastplate. A plate gauntlet may be pulled over the leather glove, offering protection on the outside of the hand and over each knuckles, as well as a lifted guard over the wrist. Greaves that wrap around the lower leg are adjustable by bolted straps that wrap around the calf, reaching from the knee to the top of the foot, segmented in the same quarter-fashion of plate sheet. The same leather and iron celtic knot decorate the front of the greaves. Layered leather boot-covering is meant to be worn underneath the greaves, and sports a steel toe-guard.

The metal had been initially shaped with cold working, but was then case-hardened (Wrapped in animal fats and sheepskin then cooked). It was furthermore hardened and strengthened by quenching in oil.

ZeroOrgan

References: http://imgur.com/a/SW9Mc
http://media.moddb.com/images/mods/1/29/28524/Rustning.png

1 made.

A fluted buckler twelve inches across, rounded in the center. It sports a thickness of 0.08in, and weighs 2 lbs. The handle is constructed from steel tube, riveted to the main body.

ZeroOrgan

Reference: https://www.medievalcollectibles.com/images/Category/medium/8.png

1 made.

A steel head is secured to a shaft of hardwood with steel langlets, which additinoally help guard the shaft. There are iron tacks in the handle, to provide a more secure grip. It’s about 23 inches long, the spiked head being approximately 7 inches long and meant to piece and crush helmets or an opponants sword arm. A destructive weapon, it weighs 2.75lbs.

ZeroOrgan

Reference: http://www.by-the-sword.com/images/product/medium/600684_2_.jpg

1 made.

A modified coat of plates set, bearing halfplate on the arms and legs, with the main cuirass thicker than your normal coat of plates. Forged for a man 6ft2in tall, to fit comfortably around his angular shoulders and of the appropriate length for thin limbs and a lanky build. The steel is 0.06in thick, save for the knees and elbows, where it is 0.07in thick. Each overlapping steel plate incorporates large and smooth glancing surfaces, rounded to help deflect blows. The flank plates number fourteen at 3in wide, and five stomach plates are each 3in wide with the bottommost ones being 3.5in wide - Each about 10in long to reach the points of the hips. The chest plates, of which there are three, are approximately 8in long and 3in wide, slightly curving out from the bottom of the right and left plates to further protect the breast. Each overlapping plate of steel has been peened down and riveted to the inside of the leather coat; arranged vertically and held in place by horizontal rows of iron rivets. Criss-cross buckled straps are fastened to the back for fitting adjustments (attached to the flank plates).

For each leg there is a saboton to cover the foot, designed to be secured over an existing boot, with lames overlapping down towards the toe, connecting to a greave to wrap the calf and another set of lames over the knees. There are two rerebraces for each upper arm to be fastened with leather straps, riveted into them. Half-gauntlets to cover only the backs of the hand fasten at the wrist and palm, bolted onto leather slips.

The metal had been initially shaped with cold working, but was then case-hardened (Wrapped in animal fats and sheepskin then cooked). It was furthermore hardened and strengthened by quenching in oil.

It weighs about 27lbs in all.

Scardrac

References: https://gyazo.com/a4b45db4dfa729f43ccaa6538039cdf8

1 made.

A slim, lean fullplate-styled sallet. Seemingly meant to be worn with a bevor, it bears a fully moveable visor that locks with a spring pin. The neck guard tail is also fully articulated, consisting of two scalloped lames with the edges rolled and roped, to protect the back of the head and neck. A leather suspension liner and chin strap is present to be used in place of padding. There is a single continuous occularia (eye slit) in the visor, that curls outwards.

The steel is 0.05in thick, and it weighs about 3lbs.

Scardrac

References: https://gyazo.com/b6fdca07b092ce8e9c70f9fc5814e05f
http://www.by-the-sword.com/images/Product/medium/AH-3822-D.jpg

1 made.

A standard, simplistic longsword. The overall length is 133cm (52”), and it boasts an crossguard with slightly-twisted rectangular quillons, that are only partially swept at the ends, and a simple rounded stud-pommel. Said guard is 25cm (10”) wide with a 30cm (12”), two-handed grip. The blade is sturdy, meant for fighting, hard enough to hold a fine edge and resilient enough to flex under strain and immediately return true - It reaches to 104cm (41”) long and 4cm (1 and ¾”) wide of harder steel sandwiching softer iron. The point of balance from the quillons is exactly 12cm (5”).
Paint

It weighs 3.5lbs.

Ref: https://img00.deviantart.net/54ad/i...ongsword___1_by_danelli_armouries-d8euotb.jpg

1 made.

A pair of thick hardened-leather arm bracers, long enough to protect the wrist and forearm, are constructed in two layered angled segments with grommets detailing and securing them together. Two adjustable buckles allow them to be fitted, while sections of steel are plated into the backs of the arms with rivets. They stand at 25.5cm (10in) long each, 23cm (9in) wide at the top and 18cm (7in) wide at the bottom.

Paint

1 made.

A set of simple gold bands. The first is thinner (2mm wide) and set for a smaller finger, while the second is fatter (4mm wide) and set for a larger finger. Each are made from 18k gold and 1.5mm thick, gingerly hammered into shape.
Ref: https://img1.etsystatic.com/151/0/14381458/il_570xN.1250983221_e18t.jpg

One of a kind.
(Sorry for being late in posting! StarWillow2000 )

Made of iron and each curved similarly, having been made around the same standard-sized haft. They come with a small set of rivets, each, to be fastened as the weapon is crafted.Scardrac

20 made.

A standard longsword. The blade is of tempered steel and it boasts an octagonal pommel, as well as octagonal ends of the quillons, with a dark leather-wrapped two hand hilt. The overall length is 133cm (52in), the grip and pommel making up 31cm (12in) of that. The guard is 26cm (10in) wide, with the blade after it being 105cm (41in) long and 4cm (1 and 3/4in) wide.
The point of balance from the quillons is exactly 9cm (4in).
It weighs 3.2lbs.

Ref: https://img07.deviantart.net/e02c/i/2015/057/2/f/a_longsword__1__by_danelli_armouries-d8jkzzg.jpg

5 made.

A very standard arming sword with a round ball-pommel, barely curved crossguard that bears square quillons, and a leather-wrapped wooden handle. A groove is set down the center of the blade, and it’s balancing point is exactly 2.5cm (1in) from the quillon. The blade measures at 103cm (40.5in) long from pommel to tip, the sharpened blade being 76cm (30in) of that length. It’s width is 4.4cm (1.75in) and thickness 2mm at the thickest, each side swept into a steel cutting edge. The handle its’ self is 20cm (8in) long, and the guard 17cm (6.75in) wide.
The sword weighs about 2lbs.

5 made.

This fluted buckler is crafted of dark, oiled wood and bordered with steel. A rounded steel boss is riveted to the center, and the handle is constructed from steel tube, secured to the main body. It sports a thickness of 1.2cm (0.5in) and a diameter of 37cm (14.6in).
Weighs 2lbs.

Ref: http://www.heavenlyswords.com/images/T/801108.jpg

7 made.

A fine steel flat, double-edged blade, crafted for a halfling. It is but 42cm (15in) long, the 24cm (9in) wide crossguard swept and curled around in an array of half-dome steel points. A ruby is set into the pommel, held by small claws inlaid with swirling, painstakingly decorated, beads of silver rivets. Golden lines form small crosses, and a fighting lion along the hilt of the 35cm (12in) long and 3.6cm (1 and 3/8in) wide blade.
The point of balance is precisely 10cm (4in) from the crossguard.
The weapon weighs 1lb.

1 made.

This is a narrow 129.5cm (51in) sword from pommel to tip, its most notable feature being a flattened diamond-section, bearing a ricasso that has a significantly narrower and shorter fuller than the rest of it and a very long 20.3cm (8in) grip. There is a pear-shaped pommel at the end past a downturned crossguard and grip of finely tooled leather. The 99cm (39in) blade is forged of dual-hardened tensile steel, made with a more pronounced mid-rib and hollow groove - it is made with a full length, peened tang for improved durability. The hilt is long enough to easily accommodate two hands, and the aforementioned downturned crossguard is also forged of steel, each gently curved quillon bearing sharp recurves at their edges, so they may hook-and-twist other weapons. The point is acute and reinforced for better cutting and thrusting, while the blade is 5cm (2in) wide at the base.

It’s point of balance is at exactly 10.795cm (4.25in) from the guard. It weighs 3lbs.
A silver-gilded celtic leaf, made of intertwining knots, decorates the middle of the crossguard on each side.
Reference: https://www.albion-swords.com/articles/images/typology/typology/XVIIIe.jpg
CloakedReaper

One made.

An imposing weapon made for sweeping slashes and powerful thrusts, this claymore is suited to it’s bloody function at 152.4cm (60in) in overall length. It bears classic sloping quillons that end in quatrefoils, extending out from a high-collared quillon block that angles out from the langets following the blade fuller. Said langets attach to a 104.14cm (41in) long steel blade that features a blood groove. Both guard and pommel feature polished silver finish.
The grip is made of black leather covering diagonally wrapped cord around wood around the steel tang, and is two-handedly 35.56cm (14in) long. The point of balance is 17.78cm (7in) from the crossguard, while the point of percussion is 78.74cm (31in) from the crossguard. The blade’s width at the guard is 4.52cm (1.78in), while the width at the tip is 3.25cm (1.28in) - It’s thickness from guard to tip slopes from 0.6cm (0.24in) to 0.4cm (0.16in) to create a long, lean look. It weighs 4lbs.
The sword is made of tempered steel and features a polished finish.

One made, uniquely forged with a silver-gilded celtic knot in the form of a leaf set within the center of the crossguard. CloakedReaper
Zero other additional swords of this make currently made.

An order of three sets of chainmail, containing both a hauberk and coif, altered to fit. Each hauberk has full arm length sleeves and drops to the upper thigh level so one may still ride a horse. They are roughly comprised of 50,000 rings each, and 117cm (46in) long from collar to endlinks. Each ring is 6mm and woven with a 1 into 8 pattern (“King’s Mail”), to protect the wearer better than the standard 1 in 4 pattern - Doubled links for added strength. They are sized roughly for female humans of average dimensions, with wider chest and hip bands. The chainmail is dipped in blackened lacquer for moisture resistance.
Each coif is also dipped in blackened lacquer for moisture resistance. The outer links are 7/16th of an inch, while the inner links are 3/8th of an inch. They are all roughly ‘medium sized’ to fit a 20.5in head to 22.6in head. There are around 20,000 rings sized 9mm per coif.

Asirel Luik
Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kings_mail.jpg
Reference: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51-XTvEsnFL._SY450_.jpg

4 made.

This arming sword has been clearly crafted for higher nobility. A fighting badger motif appears in blue, stamped onto the rounded pommel, encircled by the motto of House Bayard - “Diese Wande Halten”. A deep, dark cyan-lapis engraving circles between stripes of silver on the rounded crossguard - The center of which features the emblem of House Bayard, which accompanies ornate detailing - Including rampant gryphons, stout badgers, and kneeling knights. The hilt is a scaled series of concentric circles that rise from pommel to guard, set in glossy faded “”brass”” tones. A scabbard of black wrapped leather is decorated with gold fittings in intricate details bearing design elements that are similar to the hilt, with a single blue and silver accent at the end. The blade is shined to a mirror polish, showing off the folded ripples of it’s steel. The weapon makes out at 101.6cm (40in) long, with the blade being 76.2cm (30in) of that length and 4.44cm (1.75in wide. The balance point is exquisite, exactly 5cm (2in) from the guard. It comes in a box of polished ebonized walnut, the guard pommel and scabbard detail made of carved steel and inlaid cast silver. The blade is “feather” pattern-welded steel forged and grounded out, to be steady and sharp.

Reference, Blade: https://s00.yaplakal.com/pics/pics_original/8/9/4/7830498.jpg
Reference, Hilt: http://i.imgur.com/nIaXFSs.jpg

Archbishop Angel

One of a kind.

Another longsword of tempered steel point and sides, with a softer iron center so it may hold a strong fine edge, yet be resilient enough to flex under strain and then immediately return true. This one bears detailing of flames running down the length of the blade, inlaid with white gold, stamps of a cross inlaid into the round pommel. The overall length is 133cm (52in), the two-handed grip and pommel making up 31cm (12in) of that. The guard is 26cm (10in) wide, with the blade after it being 105cm (41in) long and 4cm (1 and 3/4in) wide.
The point of balance from the quillons is exactly 9cm (4in).
It weighs 3.2lbs.
SirLuamTehDoge

1 made.

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Michcat

Michcat

i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
Cake and Wenches

Added a s-s-s-smmoookeshow reference picture

he is, after all, Nylarii and Drachens son ;)
Mitch
 
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Arcana

Arcana

Daedric Prince
Pronouns
She/Her
THOR AND JAXON SHALL BATTLE FOR WHO IS BEEFIER AND BRAWNIER

Or just have a mug of ale sometime and have a nice conversation
 
Faelin

Faelin

The Court Jester
Retired Staff
Michcat said:
Languages: Common, Elven. Knows phrases of Norvagen such as "Hello" and "Need a worker?" and "Goodbye" and "Stop cocking around you smarmy bastard" ( Faelin pls PM me and confirm/deny )
Click to expand...
Mich, pls.

You helped approve the damn lore, how did you miss the "dying language" memo? You shame me, bae.

Ahem, but ah. It's usage nowadays is almost purely ceremonial, and wouldn't be encountered in most people's day-to-day lives.
 
Michcat

Michcat

i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
Faelin said:
Mich, pls.

You helped approve the damn lore, how did you miss the "dying language" memo? You shame me, bae.

Ahem, but ah. It's usage nowadays is almost purely ceremonial, and wouldn't be encountered in most people's day-to-day lives.
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yeah but i really really wanted to get you to read the words "smarmy bastard" outloud c:
 
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