Armour on 3 Wands man's extended arm?

Cara Jackson · 30-05-2011

Is it me or does the tell-tale bluish hue of cold metal (used by PCS) denote that armour/protection/strength is showing on this merchants extended arm? Or is it just blue bunched up material around his elbow - cant see too clearly as wand in the way - any thoughts ye illustrious ones?

Humbly, bows, scrapes hat on floor, yours, Cara x

**LRichard** · 30-05-2011

O humble querent, I know not. Armour was pretty much exclusive to the knighthood, not the merchant class. The stuff was heavy; they didn't have aluminum back then, and aluminum wouldn't have protected very well anyhow.

Cara Jackson · 31-05-2011

What L Richard - no bakelite gloves? How DID they survive? tee-hee!

caridwen · 24-06-2011

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ff/Wands03.jpg

I would say it is armour yes

I have never noticed that there are three sprigs of leaves on each of the wands.

Abrac · 24-06-2011

It does bear a striking resemblance to the armor on the arms of some of the Knights. The critical factor is the elbow which isn't completely visible, but there seems to be a hint of an elbow piece just to the left of the wand.

**Teheuti** · 26-06-2011

So what does all this mean?

bogiesan · 26-02-2012

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Originally Posted by Teheuti

So what does all this mean?

If he wears armor under his cloak, the folks in the boats are leaving him alone on the hill but they do so at his command.

Or Smith was tuned into the Steampunk genre and he sports a wicked prosthesis.

Cara Jackson Resident Join Date: 16 Sep 2010 Location: Cyprus Posts: 75	Armour on 3 Wands man's extended arm? Is it me or does the tell-tale bluish hue of cold metal (used by PCS) denote that armour/protection/strength is showing on this merchants extended arm? Or is it just blue bunched up material around his elbow - cant see too clearly as wand in the way - any thoughts ye illustrious ones? Humbly, bows, scrapes hat on floor, yours, Cara x

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LRichard Hermit Join Date: 21 Dec 2010 Location: USA Posts: 3,100	O humble querent, I know not. Armour was pretty much exclusive to the knighthood, not the merchant class. The stuff was heavy; they didn't have aluminum back then, and aluminum wouldn't have protected very well anyhow. Last edited by LRichard; 31-05-2011 at 00:19.

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Teheuti Resident Join Date: 24 Aug 2003 Location: Northern California Posts: 3,583	So what does all this mean? __________________ "Tarot helps you meet whatever comes in the best possible way." - mkg

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Cara Jackson Resident Join Date: 16 Sep 2010 Location: Cyprus Posts: 75	What L Richard - no bakelite gloves? How DID they survive? tee-hee!

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caridwen Citizen Join Date: 13 Jan 2005 Location: *** Posts: 7,725	http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ff/Wands03.jpg I would say it is armour yes I have never noticed that there are three sprigs of leaves on each of the wands.

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Abrac Citizen Join Date: 13 Aug 2005 Location: USA Posts: 3,043	It does bear a striking resemblance to the armor on the arms of some of the Knights. The critical factor is the elbow which isn't completely visible, but there seems to be a hint of an elbow piece just to the left of the wand.

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