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'''Diokles' Armor''' was a breastplate found in 5th century BCE Greece. It was the personal armor of [[Diokles (fisherman)|Diokles]] when he served in the [[Athenian military]]. | '''Diokles' Armor''' was a breastplate found in 5th century BCE Greece. It was the personal armor of [[Diokles (fisherman)|Diokles]] when he served in the [[Athenian military]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 27 August 2025
Diokles' Armor was a breastplate found in 5th century BCE Greece. It was the personal armor of Diokles when he served in the Athenian military.
Description[edit | edit source]
Finely made by expert craftmanship, the armor displayed Diokles' high military rank. By 431 BCE, it had become scuffed from much battle damage.[1]
History[edit | edit source]
Diokles wore this armor in the Athenian military and it saw much battle. However, some time after Diokles' serviced ended, a thief stole the armor from his home. Diokles saw the thief escape with his armor, but was he already too far. Then in 431 BCE, Diokles was killed by bandits. A couple of years later, his eldest son Timotheos, wanting his father to have a proper funeral, requested the misthios Kassandra to retrieve it, and suggested a plain Athenian armor from a blacksmith would also suffice if she could not acquire the original set.[1]
Armor statistics[edit | edit source]
{{#section:AC:CST/Gear|"Diokles' Armor"}}| Rarity | Armor (Lvl 99) | Default Engravings | Availability |
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| Though clearly battle worn, Diokles' armor indicated his high military rank and was an example of fine craftmanship. | |||