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Published: 2016-03-13 17:14:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 4907; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 326
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... even in medieval times, some women not only broke traditional barriers, but did so in a way that couldn't be ignored.--------------
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Great pic, fabulous render, great shaders and a really realistic armor (what is that model?)
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One of the very few items for female characters that actually is decent armour. Unlike the bikini armour!!
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Great, thanks. I already own this armour but with the rust shaders i didnΒ΄t recognize it.
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There are two add on packs on Daz for it, damage part of the texture
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"Yes, Sir Blackwood. I am a woman. How very observant of you."Β Her sword sang from its sheath. Β "Shall we?..."
Love the armor design and that confident look in her eyes. Β That rust patina to her armor looks good and suggests she's been out a long time.
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Great job. Joan of Arc was one who broke the barrier and did a great job. Like the time period of you image with the armor.
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is this how you'd like to be portrayed in my Medieval Fantasy series, Caevethis?
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Very nice... I like how the armor looks used and worn down, showing signs of rust, not being pristine in appearance.Β
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Interesting textures on the armor. Β While indeed some women went to war wearing armor in the Middle Ages, I don't think they were as voluptuous as our lovely Guardian Maiden. Β On the other hand, if she can use what she is holding, I think any group of fantasy adventurers would welcome her along.
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Bad-Ass Chick, medieval style!Β 
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Which do you prefer Witchblade or Rogue Angel? (both books involve Joan of Arc)
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