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He has an angry facial expression and wears silver armor with streaks of body and face war paint; a red, black and silver helmet; boots; gauntlets; and a light-blue shoulder pauldron.

He had to teach himself to possess a sound opinion on hundreds of disputed points —on the proper length of weapons, or the cut of a mantling, or the articulation of a pauldron, or whether cedarwood was better than ash for spears, as Chaucer seems to have believed.

Overplate, ō′vėr-plāt, n. in armour, a large pauldron protecting the shoulder, or a cubiti�re protecting the elbow.

Pauldron, pawl′dron, n. a separable shoulder-plate in medieval armour.

Sunlight gleamed from the polished steel of halberd, morion, breastplate, pauldron, rerebrace.