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Narf's Men at Arms armour pack.
Some armours meant to be used on missile and infantry type units. I got mighty sick of all the silly 'leather' and 'studded' armour that the crossbowmen and sergeants wear in vanilla, and wanted them to feel a little more medieval. The concept I had was to make all the parts modular and interchangeable, to make new pieces easier to add and to increase item variation.
This is sort of an alpha release of a collection of armours and helms I've been slowly putting together. It's far from complete, and requires some fixes, but I'm going to be too busy for a while to put any serious work into it, so I decided to release it now so as not to loose interest.
Please note that these items don't follow the typical warband scheme for the leg models, and are consequently not really compatible out-of-the-box with other warband armours. The items in this pack were made to fit with each other, but not necessarily with vanilla warband stuff.
Taleworlds forum page:
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?topic=230895.0
Some armours meant to be used on missile and infantry type units. I got mighty sick of all the silly 'leather' and 'studded' armour that the crossbowmen and sergeants wear in vanilla, and wanted them to feel a little more medieval. The concept I had was to make all the parts modular and interchangeable, to make new pieces easier to add and to increase item variation.
This is sort of an alpha release of a collection of armours and helms I've been slowly putting together. It's far from complete, and requires some fixes, but I'm going to be too busy for a while to put any serious work into it, so I decided to release it now so as not to loose interest.
Please note that these items don't follow the typical warband scheme for the leg models, and are consequently not really compatible out-of-the-box with other warband armours. The items in this pack were made to fit with each other, but not necessarily with vanilla warband stuff.
Taleworlds forum page:
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?topic=230895.0