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Please note that the Cutlass is technically a type of Saber - having them both on the list may be a bit redundant. And why is the saber almost identical to the Rapier? Was that intentional or just laziness? Surely it would at least have a different weight? --[[User:Noirmachina|Noirmachina]] 22:31, 26 August 2010 (MDT) | Please note that the Cutlass is technically a type of Saber - having them both on the list may be a bit redundant. And why is the saber almost identical to the Rapier? Was that intentional or just laziness? Surely it would at least have a different weight? --[[User:Noirmachina|Noirmachina]] 22:31, 26 August 2010 (MDT) | ||
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| + | Pretty much all two-handed slashing weapons should count as bludgeoning weapons against armor in some way. | ||
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| + | Perhaps weapons in that weight class can count as bludgeoning against all armor. The attack "chooses" the best damage reduction between slashing and bludgeoning. | ||
Revision as of 21:06, 28 August 2010
Please note that the Cutlass is technically a type of Saber - having them both on the list may be a bit redundant. And why is the saber almost identical to the Rapier? Was that intentional or just laziness? Surely it would at least have a different weight? --Noirmachina 22:31, 26 August 2010 (MDT)
Swords as Clubs
Pretty much all two-handed slashing weapons should count as bludgeoning weapons against armor in some way.
Perhaps weapons in that weight class can count as bludgeoning against all armor. The attack "chooses" the best damage reduction between slashing and bludgeoning.
