Armour and Mail

Armour

Armour noun - Protective covering made of metal and used in combat.

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Mail and armour are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mail" instead the word "Armour" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: armor, armory, armoury, armored, armoured

Mail noun - Communications or parcels sent or carried through the postal system.

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Armour and mail are semantically related. You can use "Armour" instead the word "Mail" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: mailed, mailing, mailer, mailbox

old	old armour	old mail
good	good armour	good mail
female	female armour	female mail
physical	physical armour	physical mail
Other adjectives: full, similar, top, medieval, heavy, poor, bright, actual, magic, less, available, enchanted, magical, roman.

Dwarf Fortress doesn't have a dedicated armour-piercing weapon class as such, but bludgeoning weapons suffer only a minimal penalty versus plate or chain mail, whereas leather armour is more effective at reducing blunt-force trauma but offers limited protection against stabbing or cutting weapons.

Source: Armor-Piercing Attack
Armour Is Useless: Armour, mostly mail, is occasionally useful, but its weight, hotness, and restrictiveness is shown either realistically or overplayed.

Source: Literature / Redwall
Good mail can easily defeat any weapons, but steel armour is very hot and even today Medieval re-enactors do get heat strokes now and then.

Source: No Man of Woman Born