Weapon Illustration Sketches
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I now have the skills and tools to continue more of the weapons project for Dundjinni on my own. Tetsubo, you have provided a wonderful start for our images--we could not do it without you!
I probably won't post each and every result here--but will ensure that it is available and that Tetsubo receives copies of everything made (probably in batches of 25+)
I envision writing up an item card, complete with the image of the weapon, that matches the weapon seen on the map. Anybody interested in helping write up stats?
EDIT: This is Tetsubo's hammer01. Others to follow as time allows.
I probably won't post each and every result here--but will ensure that it is available and that Tetsubo receives copies of everything made (probably in batches of 25+)
I envision writing up an item card, complete with the image of the weapon, that matches the weapon seen on the map. Anybody interested in helping write up stats?
EDIT: This is Tetsubo's hammer01. Others to follow as time allows.
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Hurlbat...
The hurlbat is a real world European throwing weapon. Designed so that when thrown it would stick into a target no matter what part of it scored a hit. In this respect is was quite like a super-sized shuriken or an African hunga-munga.
While the hurlbat is a real weapon I've always thought it would look perfectly natural in the hand of a Dwarf. I can see one stuck into a mine support beam in the event of a goblin attack. Or imagine this... a company of Dwarven cavalry, resplendent in their shining armour, mounted on War Boars decked out in barding, charging across a battlefield towards the enemy line. Just as the are about to clash each cavalryman lets lose with a Dwarven hurlbat at the opposing force. Now that is what I call a shock troop!
The hurlbat is a real world European throwing weapon. Designed so that when thrown it would stick into a target no matter what part of it scored a hit. In this respect is was quite like a super-sized shuriken or an African hunga-munga.
While the hurlbat is a real weapon I've always thought it would look perfectly natural in the hand of a Dwarf. I can see one stuck into a mine support beam in the event of a goblin attack. Or imagine this... a company of Dwarven cavalry, resplendent in their shining armour, mounted on War Boars decked out in barding, charging across a battlefield towards the enemy line. Just as the are about to clash each cavalryman lets lose with a Dwarven hurlbat at the opposing force. Now that is what I call a shock troop!
