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Encyclopedia > Armory

Armory or armoury may mean:


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The World of Warcraft Armory (844 words)
The Armory is a vast searchable database of information for World of Warcraft - taken straight from the real servers and presented in a user-friendly interface.
Since the Armory pulls its data from the actual game servers, it is the most comprehensive and up-to-date database on the characters, arena teams, guilds, items, dungeons, raids, bosses, and faction rewards of World of Warcraft in existence.
At the top right hand corner of the Armory you will see a window that is used to save a particular character profile for easy reference and some extra functionality.
Origins of Armory (828 words)
He states that it is now accepted that the emergence of armory is due to the evolution of military equipment from the late 11th to the mid-12th c, with fighters unrecognizable under their helmets (there is a nice illustration from the 11th century
The question is then to establish a proper chronology of this emergence and of the transformation of these emblems into armory, i.e., constant use of one design by the same person and application of strict rules in the design itself.
Elements from these three sources combined to form armory, which tries to play all three roles at the same time: identify individuals, be transmissible within a family, and represent ownership or claims to fiefs.
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