Aachen dyed brigandine

Aachen dyed brigandine

Damage

Stab

20

Slash

20

Blunt

8

Item information

Visibility

65

Conspicuousness

65

Noise

61

Charisma

16

Durability

66

Weight

7

Price

1671.6

Technical information

Code

4cbcab6e-332c-535c-e8ed-860581ced9ad

Aachen dyed brigandine

Damage

Stab

20

Slash

20

Blunt

8

Item information

Visibility

74

Conspicuousness

71

Noise

65

Charisma

16

Durability

66

Weight

7

Price

1671.6

Technical information

Code

4f564b29-350f-df8b-dc0b-9f4bf1d75c9c

Aachen dyed brigandine

Damage

Stab

20

Slash

20

Blunt

8

Item information

Visibility

67

Conspicuousness

67

Noise

61

Charisma

16

Durability

66

Weight

7

Price

1671.6

Technical information

Code

4e4f2711-dc79-d2da-1377-719d6525b6b5

Aachen dyed brigandine

Damage

Stab

20

Slash

20

Blunt

8

Item information

Visibility

65

Conspicuousness

65

Noise

61

Charisma

16

Durability

66

Weight

7

Price

1671.6

Technical information

Code

4eb0f0ad-008d-8b4c-4ca7-6626eb428481

Aachen dyed brigandine is an armour item in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and is classed as a body plate. It comes in four varieties.

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

• Green variant
  • Purchased from Master Ota, the Armorer in Sasau,
  • Looted or stolen from a guard in the town area of Sasau, he will be wearing Black brigandine pauldrons as well. Usually he is found patrolling the main square during the day, and he is rarely out of sight of other guards. The best players can probably do is knock him out, steal all he has, and run away before being approached by the other lawmen.
    • A similar guard can be found during the "Skirmish" random encounter whilst fast traveling from the Sasau region, towards either Skalitz, Rovna, or Pribyslavitz. He will often die during this encounter.
  • Can also randomly be found on higher level bandits.
• Red and Yellow variant (Skalitz-themed)
  • One can be found in Skalitz, near the stone bridge. The bridge has a small aqueduct or barrier of stone that is smaller, the chest is on the little hill of grass near it, hugging both structures.
  • Another one can be found during the quest Cold Steel, Hot Blood. One of the soldiers of your formation during the ambush wears one. If he dies either by the hands of an enemy or by friendly fire, his corpse still remains when the next battle sequence starts. If he survives the first encounter, he takes part in the following ones.
• Orange variant
  • Worn by a Bandit in an Ambush East of the Hunting lodge of Talmberg (Rare)
  • Looted or stolen from the Wayfaring Knight.
  • Can be found on one of the bandits that are in the service of Wolfin of Kamberg, during the quest Robber Baron.
  • Can be stolen from the Arena Master.
• Black and Yellow variant (Rattay-themed)
  • Two can be found in Vranik, but only during (and perhaps after, but never before) the quest The Die is Cast. ^{Beware, however, that being caught looting ANY chest will result in aggroing every bandit.}
    • One is inside a chest on the eastern-most tent of the bigger encampment of the area, facing the palisade.
    • Another is inside a chest of the northern-most tent, outside the inner palisade near a cooking pot where a large congregation of bandits usually sits around.

Gallery

• 

  Henry wearing the green Aachen dyed brigandine

• 

  Henry wearing the red and yellow Aachen dyed brigandine

• 

  Henry wearing the black and yellow Aachen dyed brigandine

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  Henry wearing the orange Aachen dyed brigandine

Notes

• 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.