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[[Image:Armourer.png|thumb|The Medieval Armourer|300px|right|The Medieval Armourer]] |
[[Image:Armourer.png|thumb|The Medieval Armourer|300px|right|The Medieval Armourer]] |
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'''Armourer''' is a profession involved in the construction of [[armour]]. The armourer has skills in [[ |
'''Armourer''' is a profession involved in the construction of [[armour]]. The armourer has skills in [[metalwork]]ing and [[smith]]ing. |
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An armourer may specialize in a certain type of armour, or a particular quality level. For example, an armourer may make only [[maille]], and another may build only [[munition]]s-grade pieces, and yet another craft only full [[ |
An armourer may specialize in a certain type of armour, or a particular quality level. For example, an armourer may make only [[maille]], and another may build only [[munition]]s-grade pieces, and yet another craft only full [[harness]]es for nobility. |
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The [[medieval]] armourer would likely have been able to live well off his craft. In today's world, all but the most skilled or dedicated armourers find the profession relegated to a part-time job or hobby. |
The [[medieval]] armourer would likely have been able to live well off his craft. In today's world, all but the most skilled or dedicated armourers find the profession relegated to a part-time job or hobby. |
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 27 June 2007
Armourer is a profession involved in the construction of armour. The armourer has skills in metalworking and smithing.
An armourer may specialize in a certain type of armour, or a particular quality level. For example, an armourer may make only maille, and another may build only munitions-grade pieces, and yet another craft only full harnesses for nobility.
The medieval armourer would likely have been able to live well off his craft. In today's world, all but the most skilled or dedicated armourers find the profession relegated to a part-time job or hobby.
The armourer must have several things:
- A workshop
- A variety of tools
- Material sources (metal, leather, cloth)
- Clients
