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This is the 2nd page of the long-planned Palsgrave redesign character sheet for Tiandriel, focusing on the weapons associated with the outfit, although like her other weapons (especially Sharptooth), the weapons aren't specifically limited to the Palsgrave and I will probably be repurposing them elsewhere whenever they'd fit. The page especially focuses on the rapier "Mouser" and the snaphance harquebus "First Speaker", both of which were designed(redesigned) as part of the overall redesign efforts for Palsgrave.

The bottom sparring scene was constructed under the guidance of HEMA practitioner and fellow historical-artist, master DoDo , whose OC "Freifechter-san" features as Tia's sparring partner.

This is the second page of four, each dealing with a different aspect of the outfit-set, which consists of the slashed-and-puffed "underarmour" and a early-16th-century-style plate armour garniture that is intended to allow customisation to fit many different settings and circumstances; this same outfit-armour-set, with some adjustments, should look not-out-of-place for nearly the entire gamut of early modern time periods and various fantasy settings visually based on those periods.

The sword, Mouser, has its own animated reference drawing:

Description
This is the 2nd page of the long-planned Palsgrave redesign character sheet for Tiandriel, focusing on the weapons associated with the outfit, although like her other weapons (especially Sharptooth), the weapons aren't specifically limited to the Palsgrave and I will probably be repurposing them elsewhere whenever they'd fit. The page especially focuses on the rapier "Mouser" and the snaphance harquebus "First Speaker", both of which were designed(redesigned) as part of the overall redesign efforts for Palsgrave.

The bottom sparring scene was constructed under the guidance of HEMA practitioner and fellow historical-artist, master DoDo , whose OC "Freifechter-san" features as Tia's sparring partner.

This is the second page of four, each dealing with a different aspect of the outfit-set, which consists of the slashed-and-puffed "underarmour" and a early-16th-century-style plate armour garniture that is intended to allow customisation to fit many different settings and circumstances; this same outfit-armour-set, with some adjustments, should look not-out-of-place for nearly the entire gamut of early modern time periods and various fantasy settings visually based on those periods.

The sword, Mouser, has its own animated reference drawing: