
Edit: I upgraded the linked image. Click to see the detail on how bent some of the cuisse splints were.
Junk!?EinBein wrote:And afterwards you have rested your feet on a pile of junk?
Luckily we all ended up pretty much unscathed.Forknife wrote:Oh dear, there isn't much left of them is there?
That reaction amused me more than it had any right to.Forknife wrote:Oh dear, there isn't much left of them is there?
Clearly!Agamemnon wrote:Higgins, we need to make a 14th century-specific game at some point just so we can use all your tourney stuff as book art.
It sure does! And yes, it was fun indeed. I still keep putting some Scottish accent on in my mind when reading news and such from the web, ha!Marras wrote:That piece of armor at the top picture (at the right side) looks familiar from a riddle.
It sure does! Iron League is our local profight format that's quite hardcore, freely allowing shield strikes to the head, grappling and deliberate takedowns. One of the Iron League matches last weekend ended with a TKO. We've had one actual KO as well, delivered by a Finn, no less.Marras wrote:BTW, does Raudliiga mean Iron League? I always try to decipher Estonian texts but I often fail
That guess was an easy one as it is Rautaliiga in Finnishhiggins wrote:It sure does! Iron League is our local profight format that's quite hardcore, freely allowing shield strikes to the head, grappling and deliberate takedowns. One of the Iron League matches last weekend ended with a TKO. We've had one actual KO as well, delivered by a Finn, no less.Marras wrote:BTW, does Raudliiga mean Iron League? I always try to decipher Estonian texts but I often fail