dark elven eventide cuirass Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden and are particularly well-suited to

and are particularly well-suited to the fourteenth century

They are fitted with steel plates with a steel thickness of 1

The sheer number and variety of surviving examples led to spears being employed more often than swords

Between the 9th and 11th centuries

A rapier such as this would have conferred considerable prestige upon its owner in the 17th century

dark elven eventide cuirass Griekse - Romeinse - Keltische schilden and are particularly well-suited toThe modern dark elves and the classic Svartlfar of Norse mythology inspire Epic Armoury's Eventide Cuirass. Its sleek and lethal lines, with ridges and edges, give it the feel of a deadly predator. The armour is constructed from sturdy leather and 1mm steel for protection, with the leather serving as the steel's backing. This ensures a greater range of motion and comfort than the naked steel. Wearing a Gambeson beneath the armour is recommended for