Mikheil, a badger knight from eastern Russia, stands ready for... something, not quite sure what yet. Contrary to popular opinion, most knights didn't go cavorting about in shining full-plate armor all the time, and in fact most couldn't even afford much armor at all. Here is a more common getup--a pallium type shirt, no pants, boots that have heavy lips to fold up and tie around your legs for when you ride a horse, and a heavy cloak to keep you warm. Though I did steal that cloak directly from Anthony Hopkins in The Lion in Winter. The long sword is blunted, as that's what its reference picture had, and he'd be far more likely to use that shortsword or rondel he's got on his belt there in battle, the big sword is just too bulky.