Marauder Armguards

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Marauder Armguards

The Marauder Armguards from Epic Armoury come in pairs. They provide unyielding, ruinous protection from deadly enemy’s attacks. Armguards are designed with star-shaped place-holder screws that are replaceable with the Mountable Demon Horns and minor grips, making it possible to attach heinous additions.

Rivets and reinforced edges frame the shape and give the armguards a solid, deliberate presence. The overlapping steel plates are designed for fast movement while still reading as heavy and imposing when worn.

Finished in Epic Gray and Epic Dak, the surface carries a muted steel tone with a worn appearance. The finish avoids shine and glare, making the armguards easy to combine with fur, leather, mail, and layered fantasy armor. They read clearly in forest light, firelight, and low-contrast environments common at outdoor events.

A defining feature of the Marauder Armguards is the use of star-shaped place-holder screws set into the shell. These screws are replaceable and designed to support mountable accessories. You can swap them out for additions such as minor grips or other compatible attachments, allowing you to push the look further with aggressive or unsettling details. The system lets you personalize your armor without changing its core structure.

The armguards secure using leather straps at the back, giving you a stable fit that stays in place while walking, standing, or moving through staged combat scenes. The fit feels balanced and supportive, allowing for long wear without constant adjustment.

Why they are worth adding to your kit

• Armguards with a heavy fantasy silhouette

• Available in sizes S/M and L/XL

• Epic Gray & Epic Dark finish with a worn steel look

• Replaceable star-shaped screws for mountable accessories

• Supports minor grip attachments and visual add-ons, such as Mountable Demon Horns

• Full grain leather strap system for a stable, adjustable fit

• Works well with dark and aggressive fantasy armor styles

• Designed for immersion, not protective safety use