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high res photo of klingon weapons in a line batleth tahg mekleth gintak mevak kligat kurleth kutluch tajtiq

distorted image, malformed body, malformed fingers, ugly, malformed members

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SSD-1B

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Here's some more culturally-flavored axe designs for Ancardian homebrew shenanigans! While there are fantasy-stylings for each type associated with each culture, these are all meant to be practical and functional axes, with most of them being strongly influenced by one-handed and big battleaxes that existed in historical cultures. Quite a few of these are not strictly axes, but would effectively use the stats for a one or two-handed axe in 5e rules. I'm especially a fan of that Gnollish Axe-Club
[swords style] Everything Everywhere All at Once: The fact that there was just a blade in the middle no handles no nothing imagine being in combat in 1587 and then you get handed a sword Only to realize It’s just a blade.
ConceptSheet blueprint [illustration by Angus McBride] timeline of swords Loadout Concept: glaive, zweihander sword, scimitar, broad sword, rapier, Claymore, Katana, Cutlass, Sabre, Jian, etc with their blueprint
Here's some more culturally-flavored axe designs for Ancardian homebrew shenanigans! While there are fantasy-stylings for each type associated with each culture, these are all meant to be practical and functional axes, with most of them being strongly influenced by one-handed and big battleaxes that existed in historical cultures. Quite a few of these are not strictly axes, but would effectively use the stats for a one or two-handed axe in 5e rules. I'm especially a fan of that Gnollish Axe-Club
a dagger—its blade curved like a scimitar and its hilt wrapped in scales that look suspiciously like human skin. It weighs more than it should, and the metal is warm to the touch. The runes pulse slightly
Here's some more culturally-flavored axe designs for Ancardian homebrew shenanigans! While there are fantasy-stylings for each type associated with each culture, these are all meant to be practical and functional axes, with most of them being strongly influenced by one-handed and big battleaxes that existed in historical cultures. Quite a few of these are not strictly axes, but would effectively use the stats for a one or two-handed axe in 5e rules. I'm especially a fan of that Gnollish Axe-Club
[Art by moebius] a series of medieval weapons: axes, pole arms, swords
a dagger—its blade curved like a scimitar and its hilt wrapped in scales that look suspiciously like human skin. It weighs more than it should, and the metal is warm to the touch. The runes pulse slightly
ConceptSheet: A document showing Savage Sword , the weapon of choice for Kate Fleetwood, from Conan so powerful of incomprehensible power.
[Codex Atlanticus, Leonardo da Vinci (1478)] Design collection of the epic fantasy weapon. Engraved drawings (paper, liners, Infinite Painter, Adobe Illustrator + texture) Katana, Falchion, Claymore, Khopesh, Dao, Xiphos, Cutlass, Estoc, Ulfberht, Jian, Tulwar, Sabre, Kris, Makaira, Spatha, Gladius
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