Loot chest in Dhustone Quarry, Sciropescire Loot chest in Wandrie settlement, Grantebridgescire Loot chest inside Venonis, Ledecestrescireįound in Cyne Belle Castle, Oxenefordscire Loot chest beneath the Temple of Mithras, London **Only available after downloading The Curse of the Pharaohs Anglo-Saxon England (9th century) Light Shields Name Trial of the Gods (complete 3 normal fights) Trial of the Gods (complete 3 community challenges) Purchase the Tribal Pack DLC, Nomad's Bazaar Purchase the Gladiator Items Pack DLC, Nomad's Bazaar Trials of the Gods (complete 3 difficult fights) Shield statistics Ptolemaic Egypt (1st century BCE) Name With the advent of firearms, shields, like swords, began to be phased out entirely in state militaries such that by the 18th century, they were unheard of among European soldiers. At the time of the Italian Renaissance, guards did not generally rely on shields although they continued to be an invaluable asset of field armies as protection against arrow volleys. Shields gradually faded in prevalence over the course of the next two millennia. The Medjay Bayek of Siwa who eventually founded the Hidden Ones and via them the Assassin Brotherhood favored the typical combination of a sword and shield. They were standard service in the army of the Roman Republic and widely common among warriors of contemporary societies such as Egypt and Greece. Shields being used to block arrows during the Battle of Monteriggioni in 1454Ī basic yet efficient means of defense, shields have been used throughout much of the history of human warfare. Even so, they were not immune to being forcibly broken through, as demonstrated by the Assassin Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad in 1190 during his duel with the Templar leader Basilisk. This tactic was employed by Crusaders during the Third Crusade in an attempt to prevent the escape of enemies or to force them to partake in personal duels against their commanders. Īside from personal protection, large shields could also be used to erect barricades by forming a line with shield-bearers. Designed for close quarters combat, it can be effective at intercepting projectiles, such as arrows, and blocking the blows of swords and other weapons. Unlike other types of armor which are worn, it is carried on the offhand, most often with a band or handle underneath by which it may be held. While it may vary widely in construction, shape, and size, its general profile is the same: a broad, sturdy disc of wood or metal which may provide some cover to its wielder. That includes Gungnir (and Mjolnir) I suppose that's intended but seems out of step with the nature of the DLC, especially Gungnir.Historically, the shield was generally intended to act as a defensive complement to a handheld weapon. While upgrading those items, I also noticed other items that can be upgraded to Divine quality but resources are needed for that.Įinherjar Bow, Spartan Bow, Moonlight, Bear-Claw, Tusk Axe, Mōdraniht Ceremonial Seax, Mōdraniht Ceremonial Shield, Ursine Guard, all Berserker gear, all Twilight gear, all Mōdraniht Ceremonial gear.Īnything else that I have (game items I suppose) do not show the option to upgrade to Divine. I just now noticed some items could be upgraded to Divine without any resources.ĭokkalfar Bow, Algurnir, Skadi's Blade, Basim's Sword, Valravn's Claw, Astral Blade, Royal Sword, Eclipse and Kraken Shield. I found some items were automatically upgraded to Divine quality when I booted the other day.īone-Maul, Wing Axe, Bedale-Gilling Sword, Scimitar, Ukonvasara, Ljosalfar Blade, Jörd's blade, Carolingian Pike, Carolingian Shield, Celtic Cross Shield, Sleipnir Shield, Véurr, Natural Aegis, Black Shield, all Mystical gear, all Carolingian gear, all Black Raven gear and all Ealdorman gear. Tldr - some items automatically upgraded to Divine, some could be done manually but with no resources, others can be done but require resources, others can't be upgraded (including Gungnir)
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