About: Chain Armour

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First appearing in Ultima I, the pieces of this set of armour were slowly expanded to more body parts. By Ultima VII, the set was complete.

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rdfs:label	Chain Armour
rdfs:comment	First appearing in Ultima I, the pieces of this set of armour were slowly expanded to more body parts. By Ultima VII, the set was complete.
dcterms:subject	Ultima I Ultima III Ultima VI Armour Ultima IX Ultima V Ultima VII Ultima VII Part Two Ultima II Ultima IV on NES Ultima VIII
dbkwik:ultima/prop...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/O5YX9ZhSBBfT1UoFpMry6A==
Game	Ultima IX Ultima V Ultima IV
Text	Chain mail affords greater protection with limited restrictions. Loops of woven wire are bound together to form a sheet of protection across the chest with extra protection at the shoulders and ribs. For rigorous adventurers, a warrior should accept no armor weaker than chain mail. Used by those who can handle the weight of chain mail while fighting, this armour offers excellent protection. Only the finest steel is used, with double-thickness on the shoulders. All links are individually riveted for strength. A favorite among Fighters and Tinkers. Chain mail is fashioned from small loops of metal wire linked in a manner to make something resembling metal cloth. The best chain mail has each link actually riveted shut. Chain mail provides very good protection, but is quite expensive.
Book	Journal The History of Britannia Book of Lore
abstract	First appearing in Ultima I, the pieces of this set of armour were slowly expanded to more body parts. By Ultima VII, the set was complete.

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