New Weapon Sketch(es)

Tetsubo

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• Jun 6, 2007

• #221

Toroid Mace... aka, the Donut of Death!

 

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Tetsubo

First Post

• Jun 7, 2007

• #222

One trident with a snake spear tine. No tassels but I thought they would make the sketch look "busy"...

 

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Dire Lemming

First Post

• Jun 7, 2007

• #223

Tetsubo said:

Toroid Mace... aka, the Donut of Death!

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This would be great for a cleric whose god used a circular holy symbol!

 

Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Jun 8, 2007

• #224

Tetsubo said:

Toroid Mace... aka, the Donut of Death!

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Neat, but I can't imagine this thing doing too much more damage than a quarterstaff.

 

Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Jun 8, 2007

• #225

Tetsubo said:

One trident with a snake spear tine. No tassels but I thought they would make the sketch look "busy"...

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Wicked cool!

 

Tetsubo

First Post

• Jun 8, 2007

• #226

Frukathka said:

Neat, but I can't imagine this thing doing too much more damage than a quarterstaff.

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That solid steel ring is not light... I based this idea on Aztec and Mayan stone clubs, that aren't much bigger. But they can (and did) kill...

 

Tetsubo

First Post

• Jun 8, 2007

• #227

Octagon Star...

 

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Hjorimir

Adventurer

• Jun 8, 2007

• #228

Here's a challenge for you. In David Edding's Belgariad series an assassin (named Brill) uses a weapon called a Dagashi adder-sting, which is some kind of thrown weapon that can be hooked around corners if one is proficient.

If I recall correctly, it is described as a small triangluar metal dart, which was apparently used to deliver all manner of nasty toxins.

 

Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Jun 8, 2007

• #229

Tetsubo said:

That solid steel ring is not light... I based this idea on Aztec and Mayan stone clubs, that aren't much bigger. But they can (and did) kill...

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Oh, I imagined it to be hollow.

 

Tetsubo

First Post

• Jun 8, 2007

• #230

Hjorimir said:

Here's a challenge for you. In David Edding's Belgariad series an assassin (named Brill) uses a weapon called a Dagashi adder-sting, which is some kind of thrown weapon that can be hooked around corners if one is proficient.

If I recall correctly, it is described as a small triangluar metal dart, which was apparently used to deliver all manner of nasty toxins.

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So it needs an aerodynamic shape... hmmmmmmmmm...