Hello. From what I last checked, it's been a hot second since my last weapon pack. Well, we're back at it, since I really want UC Award Lvl4.

If you remember, I recently (Not really recently) made the 2nd Japanese Weapon Pack; well, that's the case here, but with Medieval weapons. I've assembled 15 weapons (Which is less than the last medieval weapon pack if I'm right, but I think I lost a figure tbh, I don't know what happened to it) for you to use, all very easy access, one part, and very low-node while maintaining a decent quality.

I won't waste more of your time saying things you probably already know, so here is an overview of the included weapons:

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

1. EDGED (5)
Kriegsmesser

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Meaning "War Knife" in German, these were the longest variants of the Messer curved swords, mostly used by professional arms such as the Landsknecht. The Kriegsmesser has an addictive design and is no doubt a pleasure to wield, it is definitely one of my favorite weapons based solely on looks.

Horseman's Axe

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A vague and rough name for the weapon, it can also be called a War Axe - though that makes no sense, as there's already a War Axe in this pack. Axes have been used for many reasons throughout history, but this weapon's sole purpose was combat.

Estoc

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This is a French sword. I'm ashamed I made it, and I'll be damned if I'll write anything about it.

Claymore

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Referring to the Scottish Two-Handed Greatsword, the Claymore is one of the most intimidating and badass weapons in history. Originally named Claidheamh Mor, meaning "Great/Big Sword". Quite the fitting name. A sword deserving of a Highlander.

War Axe

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Double-Headed War Axes are impractical and reasonably useless, but they look good, so I don't see why not. Fit with a thinner handle and a decorated duel head; use both or maybe only one.

2. TRAUMA (4)
Grand Mace

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This weapon is from Chivalry 2 (and was probably based off some historical weapon), but I still had to include it here just based on how cool it looks. It's like a hybrid between a large flanged mace and a club.

Cudgel

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Though the term 'Cudgel' more than often just refers to a lump of wood or a convenietely shaped stick used as a weapon, I decided addition steel rings would make the weapon less... underwhelming.

Maul

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A very complicated and broad term, Maul usually refers to any type of blunt/trauma type weapon, though most often it is seen associated with hammer-like features. This specific maul is from Chivalry 2, though there is a considerable chance it saw real-life usage as well.

Holy Water Sprinkler

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Shortened to H.W.S. for the sake of the thumbnail. the Holy Water Sprinkler has a twist; the top can open and into the chamber of the weapon you can slip a vial of Holy Water - the same vial that smashes when goring someone with the weapon, causing Holy Water to splash onto the enemy. Think of it like a critical hit against those less "faithful."

3. POLEARMS (6)
Swordstaff

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Swordstaffs are cool. Enough said.

Ranseur

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Also called the Roncone, the Ranseur was thought to be a derivation of the Partisan, Trident, and Spetum (Or just one of them.). These are excellent anti-cavalry tools, since they have the capability to cleverly disarm the rider with a twist of the arm.

Billhook

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Arguably one of the most useful and effective weapons, the Billhook somehow manages to have the most efficient design, the ugliest design, and the weirdest design. I don't care how positively everyone thinks of the Billhook, I'd take a Poleaxe over this monstrosity anyday - at least then I can die with my dignity.

Glaive

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Very similar to the Billhook, the Glaive bears resemblance to the Chinese Guandao or the Japanese Naginata in the sense they all serve a very specific purpose; slicing & chopping. And they do it well. The Glaive also has a cool little spike on the other side because... well, why not?

War Scythe

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The War Scythe is just what the name says. The weapon was much like a traditional reaping scythe; cut limbs off much like you'd harvest wheat and produce. The cutting edge is on the part of the blade that curves to the right, not the traditional side; so please don't make that mistake. It hurts.

Partisan

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The Partisan was a very influential polearm used for a lot of guard functions and ceremonial purposes. They were very often intricately decorated, but I didn't do that here since it would foil the actual reason I make these packs - general usefulness.


There you have it. I don't know if there will be a 2nd medieval pack (Is there enough medieval weapons for that to even be possible?), but if there will be, it will have to be after a few other figures I have in mind. Notably a Halo Shotgun Pack and a 2nd Chinese Weapon Pack, maybe a pack of more vehicles/boats to diversify my stick figure library. Stay tuned for those.

I'd also like to use this space to thank everyone for the continued usage of my figures. I've seen animations and pictures with my weapons and it always makes my day a lot better. Hopefully you find this pack good enough to be featured in your work as well. Special shoutout to my man Black, who made an excellent animation with some of my Roman figures. I will find a way to show my appreciation for it. If you want you can @ me whenever you use my figures, I love seeing other people use them.

Besides from that, I don't have much else to say. I guess requests are semi-open. You can contact me on discord, just message me and I should respond (@ in my description). That's about all.

Have a good day and thank you for taking the time to read all this. 🙂

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