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Knight

Those in armor who fall from their horses or are knocked over in battle should take a substantially longer time to stand on their own two feet than their unencumbered comrades do.
Additionally, damage taken from falling from high places should be increased for those wearing heavy armor and, perhaps, those who fall from horses should take damage as well (armored or not), the magnitude of which depends on how fast the horse was moving at the time, and how deep the fall was.
Additionally, damage taken from falling from high places should be increased for those wearing heavy armor and, perhaps, those who fall from horses should take damage as well (armored or not), the magnitude of which depends on how fast the horse was moving at the time, and how deep the fall was.