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<blockquote data-quote="Shallown" data-source="post: 1136345" data-attributes="member: 1368"><p>I had a fighter/rogue character who carried his with the center round loop in the center of his back then the length of the chain traveling up and over his shoulders sort of like a Y back suspender. His harness had a hook facing downwards that the middle loop hooked to. It was rigged so it made little noise and didn't rub against anything else metal. After all he was a scout. He would sort of shrug to give it slack allowing the chain to pop off the hook. Sounded cool visually but who knows how realistic it is. Probably about as relaistic as the spiked chain. I never pictured the spikes as very sharp the caught and tripped as much by binding together in those flexible joints as by actually hooking unto clothing, armor etc. Same as for disarming.</p><p></p><p>I always thought the image of this spiked weapon hanging over each shoulder with ends attaching to the belt as being menacing which is part of the image my character went for.</p><p></p><p>later</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shallown, post: 1136345, member: 1368"] I had a fighter/rogue character who carried his with the center round loop in the center of his back then the length of the chain traveling up and over his shoulders sort of like a Y back suspender. His harness had a hook facing downwards that the middle loop hooked to. It was rigged so it made little noise and didn't rub against anything else metal. After all he was a scout. He would sort of shrug to give it slack allowing the chain to pop off the hook. Sounded cool visually but who knows how realistic it is. Probably about as relaistic as the spiked chain. I never pictured the spikes as very sharp the caught and tripped as much by binding together in those flexible joints as by actually hooking unto clothing, armor etc. Same as for disarming. I always thought the image of this spiked weapon hanging over each shoulder with ends attaching to the belt as being menacing which is part of the image my character went for. later [/QUOTE]
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