Break it with hammers, then invent a story about how it's the destined sword of whatever kingdom or something and display the shards. It'll seem pretty darn cool *then*
problems with this sword: there's no actual grip. proportionally speaking this appears to be a one-handed sword based on a gladus but the handle is so thin it'd be impossible to have good leverage with it, and for the handle to be thick enough for a human hand would result in proportions comparable to the Dragonslayer. That's it. That's the only problem with this sword. The metal work effect is exquisite.
MoonAmericanFloydHeywoodR
It looks like the logo used by the parallel universe’s Enterprise on that Star Trek episode.
cjpoet
If will stab, is good sword.
KnifeKnut
Aside from the undersized hilt, reminds me of a Cinquedea sword
Brunomars1
#1 dry cool drawing.
LordKitchenersValet
Break it with hammers, then invent a story about how it's the destined sword of whatever kingdom or something and display the shards. It'll seem pretty darn cool *then*
BenderRodriguz1010
I actually REALLY want to do this lol. With a shield also.
blaghart
problems with this sword: there's no actual grip. proportionally speaking this appears to be a one-handed sword based on a gladus but the handle is so thin it'd be impossible to have good leverage with it, and for the handle to be thick enough for a human hand would result in proportions comparable to the Dragonslayer. That's it. That's the only problem with this sword. The metal work effect is exquisite.
thatlamer
It's basically a oakeshott XIV but taken to extremes.
blaghart
Yea it's definitely an exaggeration, which was my only point. "not so great sword" and it's, like, a really well drawn sword.
Radix865
It actually makes me think of Cinquedea, which is a type of dagger with an extremely wide blade. Though I think it's sometimes called a short sword.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinquedea
blaghart
fair, though the proportions are still off (notice how thick the handle is relative to the blade)