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Native American Headdress

A War Bonnet is a headdress that is worn by Native American leaders who have earned the respect and honor of their tribe. An individual must first earn the formal recognition from his people before being given a War Bonnet. These headdresses were adorned with eagle feathers, as most tribes considered the eagle to be the greatest of all birds. While originally worn during warfare, the War Bonnet is now primarily used for ceremonial purposes.

Names / aliases: 美洲原住民頭飾

Museum wingMain hallSource
CategoryArmorSource
RegionAmericasSource
Crafting in client configurationCraftableSource
Availability and benefitsAwaiting current-game reviewSource

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The Chinese display name is a project label. Only the sourced names below are recorded as verified official terminology.

Client names come from international version 13.1600.1602, with Traditional Chinese text. All 11 language files match the acquired Asia version; matching names do not establish identical statistics.

Official nameLanguageEvidence
Native American Headdressen-USSource record
美洲原住民頭飾zh-TWSource record
More official language names (9)
Official nameLanguageEvidence
アメリカ先住民の羽冠ja-JPSource record
북미 원주민 머리장식품ko-KRSource record
Amerikanischer Ureinwohner-Kopfschmuckde-DESource record
Tocado nativo americanoes-419Source record
Coiffe amérindiennefr-FRSource record
Copricapo nativo americanoit-ITSource record
Cocar indígena americanopt-BRSource record
Головной убор индейцевru-RUSource record
Kızılderili Baş Aksesuarıtr-TRSource record
SourceLanguageStatus
DomiNations international client · 13.1600.1602
International 13.1600.1602 (2474)
en-US, zh-TW, ja-JP, ko-KR, de-DE, es-419, fr-FR, it-IT, pt-BR, ru-RU, tr-TRSelected fields reviewed

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