pauldron

Willie nodded agreement and began to unbuckle the pauldron.

His great breastplate fell away, as well as one pauldron and the backplate.

She was between them, her face close to the pauldron link, in the only close-quarter position safe from any quick counter-blow.

A laser blast whizzed off her right pauldron.

He is also able to use the coiled tongue ornament on the Mantle's shoulder pauldron as a whip.

A character can wear 5 pieces of armor: helmet, pauldron, pads, boots and gauntlets.

But I'll have that pauldron on again for now, because I want us to go on parade in helmets and full rig.

"Take the pauldron off please, Willie.

A pauldron (sometimes spelled pouldron or powldron) is a component of plate armor, which evolved from spaulders in the 15th century.

Kote (vambrace & lower pauldron)

Sleeves of brigandine worked as pauldron, and if a brigandine was long enough its laps could work as tassets.

A pauldron covering his right shoulder is fastened to the jewel's support harness, and the armor on his legs incorporate a pair of greaves.

The suit may be described as a full suit of plate armor, using similiar terminology such as 'pauldron', and 'grieve'.

A smaller pauldron covers her right shoulder, while high heels cover her feet, and a white glove covers her right hand.

His uniform's right shoulder pauldron is a bird skeleton, and his left shoulder is protected by a perforated mantle.

Chapter 11 Willie Garvin buckled the breastplate to the pauldron covering Modesty's shoulder and stepped back to look her over.

Keya rolled to her side and wrapped her arms around her head, then counted one, two, three nearby thuds before the first crashing thump struck her pauldron.

The golden figure began to shimmer, then abruptly resolidified, strode over to young SharnAdor, and tapped him briefly on each pauldron with the flat of the Sword.

Working like an archaeologist uncovering a newly discovered fossil, Odo moved excruciatingly slowly, feeling the warped and buckled neck gorget, shoulder pauldron, breast- and backplate.

A pauldron typically consists of a single large dome-shaped piece to cover the shoulder (the "cop") with multiple lames attached to it to defend the arm and upper shoulder.

Willie laid the pauldron aside and they looked at each other, moving about as far as the cell allowed, getting the feel of the ancient uniforms, watching each other intently.

She was still en deshabille, while the Battlemaster, summoned from the arena, wore a light practice cuirass with vambrace and pauldron for his unshielded right arm and shoulder.

He brought his hand across, throwing the arachnid carcass to the ground, then reached over, growled and grimacing, and pulled Khazid'hea free of his side, taking the pauldron with it.

On armour designed for mounted combat, whether in the tournament or the field, the pauldrons would usually be asymmetrical, with one pauldron sporting a cut-away to make room for a lance rest.