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This isn't actually the first glaive I've drawn, but its the only one I think is worth sharing. Plenty of people have argued with me as to what type of weapon it actually is. Its too long to be a dualsword, but it could be classed as a double ended glaive due to the reach and style of blade. Personally I think even though it would be a difficult weapon to use fully, it is awesome.

To use the glaive, you'd have to think of it as a staff first, spear second and sword third. Its perfect for sweeping under a person's guard, with a sharp tip perfect for delivering quick thrusts. The sword aspect comes in because it would have edges on either side, not just a tip. I know, it means the materials used would have to be extremely durable and that'd make it heavy (unless you tried titanium, which would be pricy as anything).

As for the size, in theory its perfect for this miniature artist to use. I only stand at 5ft, meaning it'd give me the reach needed to do some real damage.

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This isn't actually the first glaive I've drawn, but its the only one I think is worth sharing. Plenty of people have argued with me as to what type of weapon it actually is. Its too long to be a dualsword, but it could be classed as a double ended glaive due to the reach and style of blade. Personally I think even though it would be a difficult weapon to use fully, it is awesome.

To use the glaive, you'd have to think of it as a staff first, spear second and sword third. Its perfect for sweeping under a person's guard, with a sharp tip perfect for delivering quick thrusts. The sword aspect comes in because it would have edges on either side, not just a tip. I know, it means the materials used would have to be extremely durable and that'd make it heavy (unless you tried titanium, which would be pricy as anything).

As for the size, in theory its perfect for this miniature artist to use. I only stand at 5ft, meaning it'd give me the reach needed to do some real damage.