What’s your favorite medieval weapon?

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Scurrybt 10 ott 2023, ore 8:51

I always found the naginata to be an interesting medieval weapon from Japan.

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Bubonic plague

I did get chewed out by my old History teacher during the exercise when she gave us a mound of modeling clay and told to make an accurate Norman castle, and I was wasting time making little clay animal and human corpses to catapult over the walls and poison the waters with.

Also, I was a bit of a jerk and almost made another girl cry, criticizing her for trying to make clay cannons, 400-some years too early.

Those old Mobile playsets really are bad influences on kids.

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Pieshaman 11 ott 2023, ore 3:04

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Claymores. Two-handed swords. I even had one but i broke it, lol.
What did you hit with it?

something harder than clay

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Pieshaman 11 ott 2023, ore 3:09

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I’m surprised an automatic crossbow isn’t a thing in modern times.
There was a repeating crossbow in China during the Warring States period. It is is known as Chu-ko-nu or just simply repeater crossbow.

after some dynasty (I will have to look up which one, been a while) it was considered an unmanly thing, suitable for women to protect themself or to hunt food. other soldiers laugh behind your back for not being a real man if you choose the repeater. or they just laugh in your face probably.

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There was a repeating crossbow in China during the Warring States period. It is is known as Chu-ko-nu or just simply repeater crossbow.

after some dynasty (I will have to look up which one, been a while) it was considered an unmanly thing, suitable for women to protect themself or to hunt food. other soldiers laugh behind your back for not being a real man if you choose the repeater. or they just laugh in your face probably.

Heh. I guess you could say that it was a damn gimmick, sonny. :P

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