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    Speaker of Truth Senior Member Moros's Avatar
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    Default Re: so you find yourself in 272 bc....

    Quote Originally Posted by antisocialmunky View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moros View Post
    four.
    sounds familiar.
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    Standing on one leg leaned over while delivering the blow = suicide, as is getting your weapon stuck. I think he suffers from the same misconception as almost any amateur that picks up a blade; that the harder you swing it and the more weight you put into it, the more succesfull will you be...

    That is not the case, a blade is made for cutting, not hacking like an axe, not even a falx-blade. Even a Daneaxe is very effective at cutting, though it delivers deadly whacks as well.
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