Which Sussur weapon is best… : r/BaldursGate3 - Reddit
Aug 12, 2023 · err, the War domain gives clerics full martial weapon proficiency, so you might as well use a two-handed sword at that point. Thematically, a sickle is most strongly associated with druids, and to a lesser extent Nature domain clerics (as they are sort of "druid adjacent")
Has the Scythe ever been used as a weapon? - History Stack …
Jan 11, 2017 · "The most important weapon of the Dacian arsenal was the falx. This dreaded weapon, similar to a large sickle, came in two variants: a shorter, one-handed falx called a sica,3 and a longer two-handed version. The shorter falx was called sica (sickle) in the Dacian language. The two-handed falx was a polearm.
how viable is using a sickle in combat? : r/wma - Reddit
Sep 9, 2015 · Keep in mind that a sickle is, first and foremost, a tool. And it is optimized for that purpose, not for combat: cheaper metal, very thin blade, frequently with a serrated edge. This presents a number of difficulties when faced with, for example, a lightly armored person with an arming sword. For one, avoiding for a moment the possibility of a ...
Were scythes or sickles ever used effectively in combat, or ... - Reddit
Apr 3, 2015 · A Khopesh is a related, albeit distantly, weapon to the Falx & Sickle as well. It derives from a far older era and fell out of common use in North African and Middle Eastern countries before 1,000 BCE. It is a crescent bladed sickle-sword that excels at disarming and stabbing in close quarters. This is an iconic weapon of the Ancient Egyptians.
{The Griffon's Saddlebag} Storm Sickle | Weapon (sickle)
Jun 10, 2019 · Storm Sickle. Weapon (sickle), rare. This sickle sparks with electricity as beads of water form and drip from its blade. You can make a ranged attack with this weapon instead of a melee one whenever you take the Attack action by slashing through the air to send out a blade of storming wind. Ranged attacks with the sickle use Strength as your ...
A kusarigama (chain-and-sickle weapon) with inscriptions ... - Reddit
The chain is swung first to restrain an opponent or entangle his weapon, then the sickle is used to attack. This one consists of a steel blade, sharkskin wrap, brocade grip, iron parrying hook, iron chain and weight, and a little ornament made of shakudō (copper-gold alloy). Inscriptions on the sickle: 則光作 ("Made by Norimitsu")
Where to find a regular sickle and how to make the Sussur
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So like... why is the Sickle objectively better than the Liberator?
The long wait til cooldown (when heated) means longer times of not shooting. Also, the 1 sec delay in spin up / warm up time before it starts shooting. The liberator is available for shooting as soon As you pull the trigger. They’re equitable; IMO the sickle isn’t better just because the numbers are a little Higher.
{The Griffon's Saddlebag} Ice Sickle | Weapon (sickle) : r ... - Reddit
Oct 31, 2019 · Ice Sickle. Weapon (sickle), uncommon. This magic sickle from the Everglacier is perpetually covered in tiny, needle-like icicles along its edge that reform almost as soon as they're gone. The first target hit by this weapon on each of your turns takes an extra 1d6 cold damage from the attack.
Why don't Sickles have Finesse? : r/DnD - Reddit
May 23, 2019 · If you've ever handled a sickle, you'd realize that they are clumsy af. If you turn the blade even slightly on a strike, the whole thing will twist out of your hands. So, deft techniques aren't the strong suit, by a longshot. You either strike a certain way, or forget it. In short, the narrower a blade is, the more finesse you can use.