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Iron armour's original localized names, half plate and half plate armor, are derived from the armor of the same name from the tabletop game ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The half plate is described as having shaped metal plates which cover most of the wearer's body except for the legs, much like the iron armour in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. | Iron armour's original localized names, half plate and half plate armor, are derived from the armor of the same name from the tabletop game ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The half plate is described as having shaped metal plates which cover most of the wearer's body except for the legs, much like the iron armour in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. | ||
==In | ==In other languages== | ||
{{OtherLanguages | {{OtherLanguages | ||
|es=Armadura de hierro|es-meaning= | |es=Armadura de hierro|es-meaning=''Iron armour'' | ||
|fr=Armure de fer|fr-meaning= | |les=Armadura de hierro|les-meaning=''Iron armour'' | ||
|de=Eisenrüstung|de-meaning= | |fr=Armure de fer|fr-meaning=''Iron armour'' | ||
|it=Armatura | |de=Eisenrüstung|de-meaning=''Iron armour'' | ||
|it=Armatura di ferro|it-meaning=''Iron armour'' | |||
|ko=철 갑옷, ''Cheol Gabot''|ko-meaning=''Iron armour'' | |||
|zh-cn=铁制铠甲, ''Tiězhì Kǎijiǎ''|zh-cn-meaning=''Iron armour'' | |||
|zh-tw=鐵製鎧甲, ''Tiězhì Kǎijiǎ''|zh-tw-meaning=''Iron armour'' | |||
}} | }} | ||