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<blockquote data-quote="Dalprin" data-source="post: 2604950" data-attributes="member: 34756">I also got tripped up by the lucern hammer.&nbsp; I thought it was a hammer at the end of a long pole.&nbsp; Got the idea from one of the dwarf miniatures I owned.&nbsp; I also thought a broadsword was a sword that was wider than a long sword.&nbsp; So my early characters had short swords, broad swords, and long swords.&nbsp; I would use each according to the opponent I was facing, like a golfer choosing his clubs for a shot. Hmm... This guy is kind of thick.&nbsp; Better go with the broad sword.<img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/laugh.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" />Some people in my current group insist on pronouncing ogre as &quot;oh-gree.&quot;Never saw Krull so missed the glaive weapon that everyone is talking about.In my first D&amp;D game, the DM had the undead spin like tops whenever a cleric turned undead.&nbsp; We would then spend the next few rounds chopping them up as they spun helplessly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dalprin, post: 2604950, member: 34756"] I also got tripped up by the lucern hammer. I thought it was a hammer at the end of a long pole. Got the idea from one of the dwarf miniatures I owned. I also thought a broadsword was a sword that was wider than a long sword. So my early characters had short swords, broad swords, and long swords. I would use each according to the opponent I was facing, like a golfer choosing his clubs for a shot. Hmm... This guy is kind of thick. Better go with the broad sword.:lol: Some people in my current group insist on pronouncing ogre as "oh-gree." Never saw Krull so missed the glaive weapon that everyone is talking about. In my first D&D game, the DM had the undead spin like tops whenever a cleric turned undead. We would then spend the next few rounds chopping them up as they spun helplessly. [/QUOTE]

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