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== URW Game Encyclopedia description == | == URW Game Encyclopedia description == | ||
| − | The official [[UnReal World Encyclopedia|URW in-game encyclopedia]] (accessed by the {{key|F1}} key) describes ''' | + | The official [[UnReal World Encyclopedia|URW in-game encyclopedia]] (accessed by the {{key|F1}} key) describes the '''habergeon''' (or haubergeon) thusly: |
| − | '' | + | ''An armoured short sleeved shirt that covers the shoulders, thorax, abdomen, hips, groin, and upper arms. Habergeons are always made of mail.'' |
The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the {{key|F1}} key) describes '''mail (armour)''' thusly: | The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the {{key|F1}} key) describes '''mail (armour)''' thusly: | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 24 December 2018
| Mail Habergeon | ||
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| Basic Info | ||
| Cultures: | ||
| Weight: | 22 lbs | |
| Trade Value: | 2576 | |
| Flammable: | No | |
| Clothing Type: | Torso armor | |
| Body Part: | Shoulders, Upper arms, Thorax, Abdomen, Hips, Groin | |
| Armor information | ||
| Warmth: | 2 | |
| Tear Protection: | 7 | |
| Edge Protection: | 8 | |
| Squeeze Protection: | 2 | |
| Point Protection: | 5 | |
| Blunt Protection: | 2 | |
| Average: | 4.3 | |
URW Game Encyclopedia description
The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the F1 key) describes the habergeon (or haubergeon) thusly:
An armoured short sleeved shirt that covers the shoulders, thorax, abdomen, hips, groin, and upper arms. Habergeons are always made of mail.
The official URW in-game encyclopedia (accessed by the F1 key) describes mail (armour) thusly:
Interlocking metal rings, usually half an inch or less in diameter. Mail may be butted, coiled or rivetted, these considerations are reflected by armour quality. While mail is a superb defence against edged weapons, and reasonable against the point, it does little to reduce force of a blow, and may be driven into its wearer's flesh. Because of this, leather or wool garments are usually worn underneath.
