Rogue wins <| sep |> Hey guys , check out my band Ortensia . We recently put out our first EP called ' Volatile '. For fans of Northlane with more ambient post rock vibes . <| sep |> Kaminaaaa <| sep |> da , dar Romania nu e Bucuresti <| sep |> I hate to break it to you , but your example of an armoured surcoat is actually a statue . I hate to break it to you , but every archaeologist , historian and armour expert uses statues , effigies , brasses and manuscript illustrations in conjunction with literary sources to make up for the paucity of physical evidence . In other words , nice strawman . And I ' d say it strongly resembles all 3 . Let ' s see 1 The gaps between plates mean that it isn ' t primary armour , but supplemental and can ' t be used as stand alone armour except in emergencies . 2 It extends down to the knees like a hauberk . Both a brigandine and a coat of plates can be used as standalone armour . Actually , scratch that , all three can be used as stand alone armour due to actually being designed to stop enemy attacks , but the armoured surcoat is the only one designed specifically to be worn with other armour . Further , of the three , only the armoured surcoat extends much beyond the hips . It doesn ' t exactly take a rocket scientist to notice that this makes the armoured surcoat the most like the Stark armour .