Char-A'Ina Full Armor Set

Char-a'ina full armor set

"They secured their steeds near the established camp. Haran and Aieera looked at each other with a touch of disbelief as their eyes returned to the horizon. The Prophet had been right all along. This was the end of the Eternal Dunes. The same desert they had lived in all their lives. Before them, the Sea of ​​Fallen Stars greeted them majestically below. A haunting layer of clouds and an unfamiliar smell of salt. This was what an ocean looked like."

The word “Char-a'ina” is derived from the Persian “چهاﺮآﻳنه”, which directly translates as “four mirrors”. It refers to the four plates that make up the characteristic breastplate. Historically, the armor was worn in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Asia. Intended to create an overall versatile look, the Char-a'ina full armor set is a combination of several historical designs. The set consists of the Char-a'ina Cuirass , Persian Greaves , Persian Helmet , and Bazubands . A well-suited armor for those wishing to portray a warrior character with a distinctive Middle Eastern or Western Asian design. As the armor is designed to protect the wearer from blows, many of our designs feature overlapping metal plates, which can cause scratches with use.

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