They were cooler.
Sassanid cataphracts looked cooler than crusaders
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looks like the easterlings
Looks like a little bitch desu. I think any Christian would destroy him with ease
This is gay and fake. Too shiny and decorated for actual battle, and actually too flimsy.
Look up Parni/Parthian and Saka cataphracts.
Scale, lamellar and chain were used lavishly.
son you must choose pauldron
will you choose shiny christmas bauble or actual armor?
>thinking they actually looked like this
>thinking cosplayers =/= historical representation of the time period
>memeflager
Wrong
Both look completely retarded
Wicked men, preciousss~
Bruh just look at how small the handles are for their weapons. What kind of fairy princess bullshit are you trying to shill here?
LARP action when?
This triggers the /his/ and the /k/.
He looks like he let the fags of his time decorate him. Sorry but crusaders were iconic, you have shitty taste.
>that armor with that helmet
Who did this?
Here's more on Sassanian cataphracts:
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Sorry, but I only kneel to fire, not the Cross of a dead Jew.
Looks gay and flamboyant like all eastern cultures.
It looks heavily borrowed from Asian armor, much like silk, math, "spanish tiles," and other shit they procured from Asia.
This is probably how they looked, I think.
I like this helmet of a Sassanid king.
I don't think plate armor was around the time the Crusades happened.
>15th century armour with an 12th century helmet
Looks like playing mmorpg character with assorted armor instead of a full set
It wasn't, but the Knights Templar continued to exist. The use of a great helm is strange though.
Oh yeah,i forgot about them.Anyways,by reverse searching the image i got a site that sells armors,with the offer to switch to Italian,so i guess it was made by Italians,and that it sells better with most iconic helmet for Templars.
>not byzantine cataphracts
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