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One-Handed Swords Renamed REDUX
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Jul 10, 2014 @ 2:47pm
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One-Handed Swords Renamed REDUX

Description
For the medieval weapon experts among you I remade my "One-Handed Swords Renamed"-Mod, renaming all the "broadswords" to something more accurate to the type of sword it resembles.

Keep in mind that things like the Glass and Elven swords are so ridiculously oversized that they don't really look like anything historical so I kept it close.

See the screenshots for their new names. (I couldn't be bothered to go into the game again, and take screenshots of every single sword, so instead i just superimposed the new name over what the other mod calls them)

Also note, this mod does NOT require the regular "One-Handed Swords Renamed"-Mod, in fact they might conflict, you should only have this or the old mod on at the time.

Dawnguard and Dragonborn versions will come soon. Until then, the old versions of those do not conflict with this mod, so you can keep using them.
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Kesbil Aug 9, 2016 @ 6:57pm 
Accurate mostly, Iron sword should be called somthing different like viking sword or even arming sword, daedric sword, falchion, otherwise, very good.
Don't tell Mom I'm in Chechnya Sep 9, 2015 @ 6:46pm 
Whoever told you to call the iron sword a spatha doesn't know what a spatha is
E.T. Aug 17, 2014 @ 9:13am 
only vikings know about the real name of they'r sword.
Isalina  [author] Aug 12, 2014 @ 10:45am 
@mcarlsonwy True, but then arming swords were made from steel and not from malachite or moonstone and quicksilver.
Hinzerhouse Aug 11, 2014 @ 7:43pm 
as much as I wish it was an +ULFBERH+T it isn't, for several reasons. firstthe ulfberht was made of crucible steel, second on the ulfberht the fuller (the grove) is far more distinct and much deeper near the hilt, third the tip on the iron sword as shown here is far too pointed, the ulfberhts tip is more rounded than is depicted here. And yes the ulfberht falls under the catagory of a viking sword or an oakeshott type Xa and ws the best sword of its kind ever made.
Commissar Hark Aug 11, 2014 @ 1:43pm 
http://windlass.com/wp-content/themes/windlass/product-imagery/swords-knives-daggers/viking-ulfberht/viking-ulfberht-2.jpg
Isalina  [author] Aug 11, 2014 @ 1:37pm 
@Joeseph Stalin Canb you give me a picture, so I can confirm this, because google picture literally returns nothing.
Commissar Hark Aug 11, 2014 @ 8:02am 
the iron sword is an ulbhert
Hinzerhouse Aug 10, 2014 @ 9:04pm 
laove the mod, nice to see that someone took the time to do this, only problem I see is the Iron sword is not techncaly a spatha, but would be classified instead as a viking sword; which is believed to have evolved from the spatha, but was diferentiated by the size and shape of the cross guard and pomel, as well as possesing a single wide fuller unlike the spatha.
Nikator, Jul 22, 2014 @ 9:06am 
Nice idea, subbed :)