I do know one thing, he was never described as wearing pajamas. 

4 minutes ago, TheMountain said:

I do know one thing, he was never described as wearing pajamas. 

Unless warder pajamas are also armor. lol. 

 

Let me slip into something more comfortable baby… *takes off heavy armor and gets into a nice light armor*

Actually found in the same chapter that Dojotoad talked about that Lan is wearing a Green scaled tunic and steel backed gauntlets.  So we at least know he has some armour for when in the Blight.  As for what Daniel Henney is wearing, it seems to be a more traditional Korean outfit as it seems they will be modeling Malkier or Shienar partially after Korean attire.

His outfit takes away from the description of his character in the books. He may be a buff guy in real-life, but he completely disappears into that baggy costume and it makes him look tiny. 

@SinisterDeath

 

I do know the warders in the game are modeled after his description though (being the most defined warder in all WoT) so heres an in game example.

 

1 hour ago, CaddySedai said:

@SinisterDeath

 

I do know the warders in the game are modeled after his description though (being the most defined warder in all WoT) so heres an in game example.

 

But.. but.. why aren't they wearing the color-shifting cloaks? ?

13 minutes ago, DaddyFinn said:

But.. but.. why aren't they wearing the color-shifting cloaks? ?

 

It was 1998… it was a damn miracle they had faces. 

1 minute ago, CaddySedai said:

 

It was 1998… it was a damn miracle they had faces. 

I know. Just tried to be funny. ?

2 minutes ago, DaddyFinn said:

I know. Just tried to be funny. ?

Oh I know, I was being funny back ?

10 hours ago, SinisterDeath said:

As for Lan wearing armor in the book itself, find me a description that implies he's wearing heavy plate armor?
 

I cannot.  EotW is the only mention of armor I can recall.  I put that description together with the non-canon cover art from the book to reach my conclusion.

 

Is there any description leading into the Last Battle regarding what the gathered Malkieri wear?

9 hours ago, Skipp said:

i had been racking my brain trying to think of a time when he was described as such.  So thanks for pointing it out.   Unfortunately it doesn't tell us what he was wearing.  Could be anything from a leather jerkin to a full breastplate.

True that.  And after @SinisterDeath's unrelenting assault of error-ridden cover art, we know we cannot rely on that.  So are the Children the only group in the book to regularly wear plate armor?

 

I am so disenfranchised...

1 hour ago, DojoToad said:

I cannot.  EotW is the only mention of armor I can recall.  I put that description together with the non-canon cover art from the book to reach my conclusion.

 

Is there any description leading into the Last Battle regarding what the gathered Malkieri wear?

 

1 hour ago, DojoToad said:

True that.  And after @SinisterDeath's unrelenting assault of error-ridden cover art, we know we cannot rely on that.  So are the Children the only group in the book to regularly wear plate armor?

 

I am so disenfranchised...

I look at it this way.
RJ described a LOT of stuff in microscopic detail, but things like armor and character descriptions were oft more vague.

RJ was great at having his readers fill in the blanks with their own imagination.

We never got a 3 or 4 paragraph Stephen King style description of the horror and carnage that went on. We were given vague details, and that vagueness caused us to fill it in with our own imaginative carnage, and horror.
Just like with character descriptions, we fill in our own missing blanks of what they look like.

I remember that the Whitecloaks and some Borderlander horse riders and their battlehorses had (heavy) armor. Other than that, no idea. I guess leather armor would be common.

Edited September 17, 20213 yr by DaddyFinn

9 hours ago, Mark45 said:

I think Rand needs to be added to the height, I know since he really should be a god of thunder he should be tall.

But isn't Perrin influenced by Thor, the literal god of Thunder?