A Bascinet (also spelled: basinet or bassinet) is a open-faced helmet with a rounded or pointed skull, often worn with an aventail (the flexible curtain of chainmail on a helmet that extends to cover the neck and shoulders) and visor.
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| - A Bascinet (also spelled: basinet or bassinet) is a open-faced helmet with a rounded or pointed skull, often worn with an aventail (the flexible curtain of chainmail on a helmet that extends to cover the neck and shoulders) and visor.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Bascinet File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card Gold.png Bascinet File:Bascinet.jpg File:Item Border Gold.png File:Legendary Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 20 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Legendary File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +10% to Aid when defending Requires both strength of body and strength of character to wear
- The first recorded reference to a bascinet, or bazineto, was in the Italian city of Padua in 1281, when it is described as being worn by infantry. It is believed that the bascinet evolved from a simple iron skullcap, known as the cervelliere, which was worn with a mail coif, as either the sole form of head protection or beneath a great helm. The bascinet is differentiated from the cervelliere by having a higher, pointed skull. By about 1330 the bascinet had been extended lower down the sides and back of the head. Within the next 20 years it had extended to the base if the neck and covered the cheeks. The bascinet appeared quite suddenly in the later 13th century and some authorities see it as being influenced by Byzantine or Middle-Eastern Muslim helmets. The bascinet, without a visor, con
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| - A Bascinet (also spelled: basinet or bassinet) is a open-faced helmet with a rounded or pointed skull, often worn with an aventail (the flexible curtain of chainmail on a helmet that extends to cover the neck and shoulders) and visor.
- The first recorded reference to a bascinet, or bazineto, was in the Italian city of Padua in 1281, when it is described as being worn by infantry. It is believed that the bascinet evolved from a simple iron skullcap, known as the cervelliere, which was worn with a mail coif, as either the sole form of head protection or beneath a great helm. The bascinet is differentiated from the cervelliere by having a higher, pointed skull. By about 1330 the bascinet had been extended lower down the sides and back of the head. Within the next 20 years it had extended to the base if the neck and covered the cheeks. The bascinet appeared quite suddenly in the later 13th century and some authorities see it as being influenced by Byzantine or Middle-Eastern Muslim helmets. The bascinet, without a visor, continued to be worn underneath larger "great helms" (also termed heaumes).
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Bascinet File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card Gold.png Bascinet File:Bascinet.jpg File:Item Border Gold.png File:Legendary Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 20 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Legendary File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +10% to Aid when defending Requires both strength of body and strength of character to wear
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