Greek Muscle Breastplate

Greek muscle armor in use by mid-sixth century BC The high cost of producing limited its use to wealthy warriors, but its popularity remained constant until Roman times where the same model was adopted by senior officers.

Here is a proposal made of black steel armor muscle decorated with two dragons and a lion head brass-plated metal in the center of the chest with leather strips (pteruges) laid along the bottom edge to protect the legs.

Wearable - black metal ornate.