Breakdown of Il n'y a rien d'épique sans une belle armure.
une
a / an (feminine)
sans
without
il y a
there is / there are
ne
not (used before the verb)
Questions & Answers about Il n'y a rien d'épique sans une belle armure.
Why is there a d' between rien and épique?
Does the -e at the end of épique mean it is in the feminine form?
No, it is masculine singular! The rule for this structure is that adjectives following rien de are always invariable, meaning they stay in their default masculine singular form regardless of context. The adjective épique just happens to end in an -e in its masculine form anyway.
Why is it Il n'y a rien instead of Il n'y a pas rien?
Why does belle come before the noun armure?