#landsknect

[aesa-draumspakr]

So uh, executive functions a bitch hey? Anyways, here's the long overdue 'fit reveal of my Wams and Hose (the pink and green fabric from this post, with the original idea being this) and my Hemd.

So this outfit is around 16th century German, and on the simpler side of Landsknect. All the pieces are made of linen (except for the tights, they're just ballet tights I ordered online), and the cord was braided by both myself and a friend.

Patterning the hose (shorts) was a very, um,, intimate experience... In order to make the pattern some old tights were sacrificed, I stood very still, and was mummified in duct tape. As you can see, they fit quite well, and the short inseam gives me quite a considerable range of motion

The wams (top) are attached at the front and back centre by ties. I'll eventually add more attachment points on the side I think, but for festival they held up spectacularly.

Overall I'm very happy with them, I missed my colour goals slightly, but also they're just the cutest watermelon palette >:)

[hunlarpfag]

Végvári Vigasságok, Eger 2021 Photos by Varga Norbert

[droegeboycreations]

There is only 1 non-hero unit in League of Confessors.  The soldier marker represents the myriad of troops that could be deployed in this time period such as swordsmen, spearman, bowmen, crossbowmen, knights, pikemen, pistoliers, cavalry, and musketeers.  The soldier also represents the collective grouping of army regulars and hired mercenaries.  Each soldier marker represents 5000 soldiers of a mixed army that will be enlisted to do battle for your league.  As you will see, these soldiers will be relatively useless if you do not have the heroes to lead them.  The video below will show you the four different hero classes, their default abilities, and where to put the soldier markers.

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      The Soldiers There is only 1 non-hero unit in League of Confessors.  The soldier marker represents the myriad of troops that could be deployed in this time period such as swordsmen, spearman, bowmen, crossbowmen, knights, pikemen, pistoliers, cavalry, and musketeers.