Hi there. I hope you like Ancient civilization, because you'll be getting a lot for some time. Here are 11 weapons and 3 scabbards from Roman and Greek culture for you to enjoy:

1) The Gladius

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An iconic sword type, directly translating to 'sword' in Latin, it was used by Roman soldiers during the time of the Roman empire. This specific type is mostly Fulham/Pompeii type.

2) The Pugio

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Just a sidearm for the soldiers, similar to the Gladius.

3) The Spatha

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The Spatha was a longer version of the Gladius used mostly by auxiliary officers or mounted soldiers. It replaced the Gladius around 2nd century AD.

4) The Vexillum

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A flag-like object, used mostly and popularized by Romans, signifying a military standard. Not to be confused with Signa Romanum.

5) The Fasces

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Not really a weapon, but an object carried by powerful political Romans to flex their magistrate power. Don't mind it was also a symbol for Fascism, literally the origin of the word.

6) The Pilum

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A genius design as a javelin and as a spear, it was thrown before battle to weaken the enemy. When stuck in a shield, it rendered itself unusable, making it so the enemy cannot throw it back.

7a) The Kopis

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Heavy front-facing sword with brutal efficency. Used with one hand, please. Not actually used on the battlefield by Greeks, they favored the Xiphos (Which I did not bother to make. It looks a lot like the gladius.).

7b) The Kopis "300"

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I couldn't find an actual name for this blade except for "Spartan sword", which is stupid, so I just named it 300 in honor of the movie.

8) The Labrys

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Goofy axe

9) The Dory

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Whenever I typed this spear into google, I always got the goddamed fish. This was the chief spear used by the hoplites. It's not a javelin but can be thrown like one.

10) The Trident

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Though this weapon is not specifically Greek, it is very popularly associated with Poseidon, which is Greek enough for me.

I hope you like them; I understand they aren't as... extravagent as the past two melee weapon packs, but that's because the other two had very fancy weapons. For either noble high-ranking warriors or elite soldiers. These are mostly for infantry, with the exceptions being the Fasces and the Trident. They have to look a bit more worn-down.

Besides that, this is not the last weapon pack. I still have more coming up, like the Ultimate European Medieval Weapon Pack (Might split it into two or more packs, such as 'German and Italian Medieval Weapon Pack' and 'British and French Medieval Weapon Pack'.) and the Middle-Eastern and Egyptian Weapon Pack. Those could be a while away though. Because...

Next on what I want to do is make some good Shields. The Roman Scutum, Greek Aspis, European Heater, etc. Side, front, and back views. It could take a bit. After that I want to make a large pack dedicated to Signums, or Roman Standards, where there is specialized figures that can assemble to make custom Signums for your Roman legion. It should go nicely with the Gladius and Scutum. We'll see where we're at after that to decide what's next...

If you've read this far, congratulations. It's like I'm addicted to making a million paragraphs for a random stick figure, sorry about that.

If you have any suggestions on what I should make next or requests, please say so in comments or, preferrably, my Discord or on the activity page (Mention me in the post), because if you say it in comments it might take ~6 months for me to see. Apparently the emails don't really come through.
Have a wonderful day and remember you are loved 🙂

(By the way, yes, I'm biased towards the Romans. I know the Romans are basically Greeks but a little different, but god the Greeks are so boring (Sorry to any Greeks))

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