list some medieval weapons which you like a specific sword or a specific type a bow like a long bow.
****post pics if u want
****post pics if u want
Last edited by blademaster (2008-01-17 10:47:44)
lol i dont know bout specific but i like maces, the nig bar of metal with a spike ball on the end.
Battleaxe, always battleaxe.
Francisca.
Flail.
"If you want a vision of the future, imagine SecuROM slapping your face with its dick -- forever." -George Orwell
The scourge
Trebuchet.
I built one for school way back when.
You can even Hurl dead bodies. It was an early form of biological warfare.
=p
I built one for school way back when.
You can even Hurl dead bodies. It was an early form of biological warfare.
=p
War hammer.
Mace on chain.
Longsword.
Longsword.
LaidBackNinja wrote:
Flail.
Zweihänder; or how to chop someone in two pieces with one swing.
inane little opines
quartering
G36e
Longswords, preferably a shorter one-hander
Last edited by DesertFox- (2008-01-17 11:07:16)
Zweihänder
Giant Axes like the Great Axe from Runescape =P (i havent played in a long time dont gripe)
Halberds/Spears
Giant Axes like the Great Axe from Runescape =P (i havent played in a long time dont gripe)
Halberds/Spears
English Longbow, dominated the battlefield for centuries...
I built one too!Fusion17 wrote:
Trebuchet.
I built one for school way back when.
You can even Hurl dead bodies. It was an early form of biological warfare.
=p
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
As did I!haffeysucks wrote:
I built one too!Fusion17 wrote:
Trebuchet.
I built one for school way back when.
You can even Hurl dead bodies. It was an early form of biological warfare.
=p
Industrial sized cheesegrater
greatsword (up to 2 meters long. AKA, you could kill a knight and leave his horse alive, then mount his horse and have some real fun.)
cannon ( YES, there were cannon in medieval times, they started to get powerful in the 1300s)
Longbow ( the first really effetcive artillery, as they could take off & replace the strings fairly easily, thus could start firing soon after rain while the crossbowmen were still drying their strings off. not to mention, 1 arrow every 10 seconds. you can't duck that amount if arrows. AND could punhc straight through armour if you were skilled enough. ( they tested against CROSSBOWS, not longbows. crossbows can be weaker than some longbows, depending on the thickness of the bow)
Trebuchet
mangonel
Onager ( similar to a mangonel, i think)
battering ram
cannon ( YES, there were cannon in medieval times, they started to get powerful in the 1300s)
Longbow ( the first really effetcive artillery, as they could take off & replace the strings fairly easily, thus could start firing soon after rain while the crossbowmen were still drying their strings off. not to mention, 1 arrow every 10 seconds. you can't duck that amount if arrows. AND could punhc straight through armour if you were skilled enough. ( they tested against CROSSBOWS, not longbows. crossbows can be weaker than some longbows, depending on the thickness of the bow)
Trebuchet
mangonel
Onager ( similar to a mangonel, i think)
battering ram
The longbow. What else?
boiling oil you pour on the frenchies from the wall of your castle.
Ribaults,the Medieval machine gun.
Bow and Arrow cause Robin Hood is the best