In historical comparison, the armor design for the Warden resembles early 14th century armor. Similarly, their top guard stance derives from the Schlüssel stance, from which the wielder can efficiently deploy classic strikes like the Krohn or Einhorn strike. The Warden's side guard stances are inspired from the Pflug stance, a staple of basic medieval swordsmanship dating back to master Liechtenauer of the 1380s. Such helmets include the visored barbuta, the great helm, and the visored sugarloaf. The Warden's helmet designs hail from those from the 13th to 15th centuries. In spite of its size and weight, it remains a versatile weapon offering a balance of offense and defense. Its hilt is comprised of a long, jutting cross guard, a heavy pommel for counterbalance, and a grip wrapped in leather. Longsword - The two-handed longsword is a double-edged weapon. The partial plate is segmented along the torso, arm, and leg joints to provide great dexterity while still granting plenty of protection in battle. The Warden's default armor is a set of interwoven metal plates over chainmail, topped by a visored barbuta helmet made to protect against a stray arrow or blade strike. 
Many set out to achieve this, few do." Armor Trained to be proud, loyal, and brilliant diplomats, the Wardens are expected to embody the highest values of Knighthood. Wardens wield massive two-handed longswords for slashing enemies and blocking attacks. Striking a balance between defense and offense, wardens wear partial plate armor with chainmail and leather. "The Wardens are powerful, noble warriors dedicated to the defense of their land and their people.
Wardens are a playable hero class in For Honor. For the single player campaign character, see: The Warden
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