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This is a pretty huge project so it won't be finished in the immediate future. However I will be adding to it as time goes on. It probably won't make it into the first PDF for the Tome but should make the second. | |||
==Weapons== | ==Weapons== | ||
===Swords=== | ===Swords=== | ||
There are many types of [[Wikipedia:Sword|swords]] available. The following are some broad categories that cover these weapons.<br> | |||
====Arming sword==== | ====Arming sword==== | ||
The term [[Wikipedia:Knightly sword|arming sword]] is a generic term for what is considered a single handed sword. It generally has a crossguard and has existed in some form for many hundreds of years | |||
====Rapier==== | ====Rapier==== | ||
The [[Wikipedia:Rapier|rapier]] is a sword common to rennaisance Europe. It is mainly known as a thrusting weapon and is commonly associated with what we know as 'fencing'. | |||
====Longsword==== | ====Longsword==== | ||
The [[Wikipedia:Longsword|longsword]] is also called a 2 handed sword or greatsword. Contrary to common belief it was not a slow and cumbersome weapon. There are many manuals on fighting with a longsword that have survived to the modern day and translated into English. | |||
====Messer==== | ====Messer==== | ||
The [[Wikipedia:Messer (weapon)|messer]] is an interesting weapon as it is essentially a big knife. | |||
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===Axes=== | ===Axes=== | ||
Axes have been used as a weapon in various forms for about as long as they have existed. | |||
====Hatchet==== | ====Hatchet==== | ||
The hatchet is a small utility axe, sometimes also called a tomahawk. | |||
====Battleaxe==== | ====Battleaxe==== | ||
A larger axe designed and weighted more for fighting that chopping wood. These have existed in many cultures but are particularly associated with Viking and other Scandinavian groups. | |||
====Dane axe==== | ====Dane axe==== | ||
This is a generic name for a large two handed axe. This is similar to but generally used differently from a poleaxe. | |||
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===Dagger=== | ===Dagger=== | ||
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==Armour== | ==Armour== | ||
===Helmets=== | ===Helmets=== | ||
There are a huge variety of helmets to choose from and they tend to be a vital part of the look of a character. | |||
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====Late period shoes==== | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:52, 1 August 2017
Back to the Tome of LARP
This is a pretty huge project so it won't be finished in the immediate future. However I will be adding to it as time goes on. It probably won't make it into the first PDF for the Tome but should make the second.
Weapons
Swords
There are many types of swords available. The following are some broad categories that cover these weapons.
Arming sword
The term arming sword is a generic term for what is considered a single handed sword. It generally has a crossguard and has existed in some form for many hundreds of years
Rapier
The rapier is a sword common to rennaisance Europe. It is mainly known as a thrusting weapon and is commonly associated with what we know as 'fencing'.
Longsword
The longsword is also called a 2 handed sword or greatsword. Contrary to common belief it was not a slow and cumbersome weapon. There are many manuals on fighting with a longsword that have survived to the modern day and translated into English.
Messer
The messer is an interesting weapon as it is essentially a big knife.
Axes
Axes have been used as a weapon in various forms for about as long as they have existed.
Hatchet
The hatchet is a small utility axe, sometimes also called a tomahawk.
Battleaxe
A larger axe designed and weighted more for fighting that chopping wood. These have existed in many cultures but are particularly associated with Viking and other Scandinavian groups.
Dane axe
This is a generic name for a large two handed axe. This is similar to but generally used differently from a poleaxe.
Dagger
Knife
Parrying dagger
Bows
Longbow
Recurve bow
Asymetrical bow
Bandguns
Pole weapons
Pole axe
Halberd
Spear
Glaive
Shields
Buckler
Round shield
Heater shield
Kite shield
Tower shield
Armour
Helmets
There are a huge variety of helmets to choose from and they tend to be a vital part of the look of a character.
Simple helms
Nasal helms
Spectacle helms
Greek and Roman helms
Kettle helms
Bacinet helms
Barbute helms
Sallet helms
Plate armour
Bevor
Spaulders
Brestplate
Ciurass
Plate arms
Gauntlets
Coat of plates
Brigandine
Braces
Cops
Arming belt
Pourpoint
Plate legs
Greaves
Padded armour
Gambeson
Chausers
Arming cap
Maille
Hauberk
Haubergen
Coif
Chausers
Clothing
Shirts
Tunic
Pirate shirt
Blouse
Pants
Simple pants
'Viking' pants
Landsknecht pants
Skirt
Dress
Jackets
Doublet
Kaftan
Cloaks
Hooded cloaks
Semi circle cloaks
Footware
Early shoes
Late period shoes
Turn down boots