The Fights of the Centuries

Started by The Skarzs, September 19, 2014, 01:29:18 AM

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Vilu Daskar

I'm talking about when Skor is tired and knows Finnbarr will win he might do that in a final hope to beat Finnbarr.
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Hickory

Like i said before, Finnbarr has a bit of experience. It's also shown implied that he doesn't always relie on his swords. But it depends.
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Quote from: LT Sandpaw on August 18, 2015, 05:59:50 PM

Well one can certainly tell Skarzs knows what he's talking about,

On the flipside though Axehound was said to have a round shield, probably like a Viking's shield. Such a piece of equipment would be very effective against a curving sword, curved swords like claymores (I believe that's what Galedeep used) are ineffective in thrusts and used more for cutting and slicing then stabbing. Such blows take a small amount of time to wind up and with that time Axehound could easily bring his shield into play. With Galedeep unable to land a blow without going around, over or under the shield Axehound can bully forward and deal some serious damage with his war axe. Not only that but he can circle to Galedeep's weak side (His bad eye) and force Galedeep to face him up front instead of trying to get around the shield.

I see this fight ending in Axehound's favor.

Claymore's aren't curved...
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The Skarzs

Cutlasses were the swords you were thinking, Sand. :P
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Hickory

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Finnbarr did use curved swords, though. I'll check.

Quote from: Redwall WikiFinnbarr Galedeep was a large male sea otter and an excellent boatsbeast. His body was covered with many scars, he had only one ear, and one eye. The other socket was covered with an eyepatch. His weapons of choice were two basket hilt curved swords that he kept strapped to his back.
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Yes. Claymores aren't curved. He was using cutlasses.
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LT Sandpaw


Ah my mistake. :-[

Well there is no difference in the explanation besides the fact that cutlasses are generally shorter swords. Which in all technicality makes Axehound even more likely to win.


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Vilu Daskar

I thought of them more saber like.
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LT Sandpaw


What about a battle between the two escaped slave armies The Fur n' Freedom Fighters VS The Terramont Resistance Against Gabool TRAG.

Both armies have roughly the same numbers and are in a beach setting giving neither really much advantage over the other.

TRAG has Dandian and Mariel along with their companions from Redwall except for Rawnblade because that would make them OP so he's not in this fight.

The Fur n' Freedom Fighters have Felldoh, and the Rosehip players. Martin and his armies would make them OP so he's not in this fight. Deja vu.

From the book I would assume that the TRAG fighters are slightly better armed and have steel weapons along with a selection of ranged weapons. They are lead by several powerful fighters and good leaders such as Joseph, Dandian and Mariel. They are very determined and capable though they had little combat training. They number a little under a hundred warriors and have the war cry "TRAG TRAG TRAG!" Which in my opinion is flippin pathetic


From the book I would assume that the Fur n' Freedom Fighters have very few quality weapons but they make up for that with their javelin throwers and slings. They too are very determined and have a little more training with their weapons. They are lead by the Rosehip players and Felldoh whom could kick all three of the other teams leaders tails single pawed but is admit ably a bad leader. The Rosehip players are slightly better in the leadership department but lack good combat skills. they have roughly eighty plus warriors and they have the battle cry FUR N' FREEEEEEDOOOOOM! Which is so much better!

After thinking about how this fight would go I decided I couldn't decide, both armies are well matched, I feel that TRAG "might." Have a slight advantage with better leaders superior weapons and numbers. All of which is countered by javelin throwers and Felldoh the one beast army. :P  Anyway what about you guys? Thoughts?



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Vilu Daskar

I wouldn't have added Felldoh since he's dead bit I think TRAG would win.
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Quote from: Hickory on December 02, 2014, 10:37:41 PM
Little side debate with a post by James Gryphon, i think it was cregga, mandoral, melesme, russano (mentioned to be in the thousands) and brocktree that actually had larger armies that normal. I think that the lowest number is 32 for urthstripe and 140-150 for stonepaw
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