I am up to nefarious things this weekend

Bell Cleric hood and mantle The thing around her neck is a Diurnist devotional scapular. One is on the front, and another on the back. It's just a religious item, like a Catholic wearing a crucifix.

Thanks. They're based on, but not exact copies, of a few medieval lanterns

A devout follower of the Diurnist Church, the Pilgrim bears a heavy reliquary shrine. Whether undertaken as penance for his own sins or as an act of selfless atonement on behalf of others, his burden contains a holy relic which brings the light of the divine to the darkest of places.

Bell Cleric

Handgunner from the Kingdom of Ludland

It is well known that Goobas can jump up to 3 apples in height!

Fun Fact: Goobas love to run and play!

Lance rest

Capelet

A Man-at-Arms from Beaugencie

A Knight from the Kingdom of Beaugencie

A Knight and Gunner from Brevia-Landau

it's from a Swiss manuscript 1511-1513

Mercenary from Laupers, Savobourg

A Knight from Brevia-Landau

Pontish Encampment

A Pontish Lance

A couple Pontish Men-at-Arms. Knight on the right

A Man-at-Arms from the Principality of Ponce

Slightly earlier 1360-1370 kit

A Field Knight from the Free Imperial City of Müren

Dude from Soderlingen

French Armagnac / Dauphinist Impression from around 1410-1418. Loyal to the Dauphin and King Charles VI, and enemy of the Burgundians! In Paris the Armagnacs wore white bends (sashes). I'm not too sure how common it was elsewhere, but I imagine it was done. Maybe even at Azincourt!

I've made a sword baldric today I intend to wear it under the loose blue jupon so the scabbard won't stick so far out behind me. This has the sword hang more vertical

More Imperial Heraldry and some corrections to the last one

Some Imperial Heraldry