At this moment, in the open ground between the camps of the two armies.
Two large cavalry forces have already entered the phase of close combat.
Flails, nail head hammers, armed swords, wolf fang clubs...
Riding mounts covered in various horse clothing, the Crusader Cavalry wield a multitude of secondary weapons, engaged in mortal combat with the enemy.
At this time, the role of plate armor was perfectly demonstrated.
To counter the commonly used heavy chain armor of this era, whether Frankish knights or Saracen Cavalry, most of the secondary weapons were blunt weapons, under such assaults, chain armor could only ensure that soldiers died more intact.
But plate armor was different, having padding as buffer, plate armor not only had excellent mobility and defense, its resistance to blunt force was far superior to chain armor and scale armor.
Countless skilled Mamluks fell despondently under the iron hammers of the Crusader Knights.
