A real two-bladed sword!

[Klaus]

http://www.karatedepot.com/sw-ni-33.html

Here's the sword unsheathed:

And here is a picture of the sheaths:

 

[MDSnowman]

Oh if only I had the Two-Weapon Fighting feat.

 

[Nifft]

That's a lot less lame than I thought it would be. Thanks!

-- N

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Very interesting...thanks for the picture!

 

[Megatron]

A friend of mine actually owns that exact sword (I bought the Celtic themed shortsword, he got the "urban ninja"-esque double bladed.


It's very hard to weild, but looks cool slung over your shoulder.

 

[daTim]

It may be real in that it was created... but I doubt anyone ever actually used it in combat. Or that it's even that useful.

 

[Gorilla726]

Well, I have one. It's pretty useful, once you learn how to use it. Block with one, slash with the other. It's nice. :-D

Gorilla

 

[Aust Diamondew]

Bah, it was just made in a factory. No one ever used one to kill another person, therefore in my book it's just another toy sword to hang over the fire place or on a wall.

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

Bah, it was just made in a factory. No one ever used one to kill another person, therefore in my book it's just another toy sword to hang over the fire place or on a wall.

Hey, even the most innocuous of toys can kill. Why do you think they put warning labels on any kid's toy that shoots a plastic missile or something?

 

[Quasqueton]

It may be real in that it was created... but I doubt anyone ever actually used it in combat. Or that it's even that useful.

And dragons couldn't actually fly. Medieval-esque technology could never really make use of adamantine. And how can skeletons see at all?

Quasqueton