Aachen dark brigandine
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Aachen dark brigandine
Damage
Stab
20
Slash
20
Blunt
8
Item information
Visibility
38
Conspicuousness
48
Noise
42
Charisma
15
Durability
66
Weight
7
Price
1581
Technical information
Code
418864f6-f9c0-ead7-dd4e-6f3aacb0288c
Aachen dark brigandine
Damage
Stab
20
Slash
20
Blunt
8
Item information
Visibility
38
Conspicuousness
45
Noise
39
Charisma
15
Durability
66
Weight
7
Price
1581.3
Technical information
Code
4c9e2e36-d746-b6ca-fe1a-5405cd465895
Aachen dark brigandine is an armour item in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and is classed as a body plate. It comes in two varieties. The dark brown variant provides the best compromise between protection and stealth capabilities and is therefore an essential item iin stealth armour builds.
Description
The bringandine is a type of armour made of small steel plates riveted to a stiff, tough fabric or leather lining. The segmentation of the armour gives the wearer greater mobility.
How to Obtain
- Can be found in the treasure chest of Treasure map III.
- Can be looted or stolen from heavily armored, high level bandits.
- Can be looted from the Cuman leader east of Uzhitz.
- Can be bought from the Armoursmith of Rattay.
- Can be looted from a sleeping soldier in a Talmberg Castle tower during the night portion of Run!
- Hanekin Hare
- Runt (if knocked out with Headcracker)
- Vicar's guard 1
Notes
- These armors have a decent balance between defensive capacities and stealthing ability.
- Historical Accuracy: The Aachen brigandine in Kingdom Come Deliverance is modeled after the so-called "Leeds brigandine", a design dated to c. 1470 Italy and named after the Royal Armoury at Leeds where it is stored. Brigandines of this type are characterized by a wasp waist, many small plates, and the characteristic trefoil rivet pattern, and they were commonly depicted in manuscripts some decades prior to the extant model. However, as a rule they were rare in Germany and the rest of the Holy Roman Empire, and they were more advanced than the brigandine types which would have existed during Kingdom Come Deliverance by around 50 years. Historical brigandines also tended to have brass buckles and rivets, as iron ones as shown in-game would be more at risk of corrosion.
Gallery
Henry wearing the black Aachen dark brigandine
Henry wearing the dark brown Aachen dark brigandine
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