Joyce M. Broadsword was born on 1958-06-18.

Broadsword Drill - 1898 was released on:

USA: September 1898

broadsword

it was used in battle

It is a Sword/Broadsword that is used in the middles ages.

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The width of a broadsword was 3 inches at its base, sharpening to a point. The length was 30-45 inches long and weighed 3-5 pounds.

broadsword, and chest plates with soft feathers for armor

shield, lance, mace, broadsword,armor

The weapon of choice for the Crusaders was the broadsword.

In medieval times, the broadsword length was 30-45 inches, with double-edged blade measuring about 3 inches wide tapering to the point and almost 3-5 pounds weight.

See the album' broadsword and the beast ' by jethro Tull

well I am Five foot four inches and I use a twenty two inch Dao blade so you can get a smaller or larger broadsword depending on how tall you are It really doesnt matter how tall you are be well grasshopper!

No he had a kilij, an ottoman style sword(according to Deadliest Warrior).

Type the code "Darkfire", and you should get the sword.

Great Sword, broadsword, and short sword. Also, a fourth could be a katana.

Yes, faster, lighter. It requires training as do all specialized forms of defense.

* Swords * Spears * Polearms * Bows and Arrows * Rocks and Slingshots * Bronze Shields * Broadsword * That's all folks!

CLAYMORE. Claidheamh means sword (cf. Latin gladius) and mor means big.

Broadswords were basically large swords requiring two hands. They favour stength over speed.

Longsword were longer than normal swords and were much faster than a broadsword.

Wrong, A broadsword has no real meaning and has been used to define all manner of sideswords backswords longswords armingswords and messers.

The term Broadsword came around the same time as the rapier to define a weapon that was larger then a normal rapier.

Whilst a longsword is a two-handed blade which gives a greater speed and reaction time then an arming sword however limits you to leaving a shield behind.

Create one through alchemy - 1 each of Iron Ore, Lava Lump and Iron Broadsword.

Find a qualified teacher, learn a form, and then practice, practice, practice. Once you have mastered several forms, venture into learning the practical applications of the sword.

You can get a Katana in Shoal nightclub after completing a Psycopath battle there; before that, you can get a broadsword in the Americana Casino, which is pretty much just as good and available from the start.

From what I have learned there are five basic types. These are the Broadsword, Scimitar, Longsword, Greatsword, and Falchion Sword. If you want to learn more check the site below.

The word spatula comes from the Latin word 'spatha' that has the meaning of broadsword. The spatula is a cooking utensil that is has a flat blade and used to lift or remove foods from hot surfaces.

Depends, the best combo in my opinion is the defiler, knife gloves or the laser sword. But the standalone weapon is probably Broadsword, chainsaw or the electric prod :)

Muzzle loading cannons, muskets, pistols, swords and archery were weapons of the 1500's (16th century).

Your question is vague. Richard I was a crusader; I assume that the people he charged at waving his broadsword planned to kill him in self-defence.

I do not know why this is in the William Shakespeare category. Shakespeare did not write about Richard I

Different words for different types:

剣 /ken/ : most general word for 'sword'.

刀 /ka ta na/ : sword used by the samurai, rather long and one-edged.

段平 /dan bi ra/ : broadsword.

i have a list of weapons from around the 1700's

pole axe

mace

pole hammer

spontoon

dagger

lance

halberd

pike

longbow

shortbow

crossbow

bayonet

broadsword

backsword

sabre

rapier

sword

muskets

flintlocks

wheelocks

and the brown bess

hopes this helps

A great deal of the answer will depend on the type of sword and the skill of the person using it.

A two handed broadsword is going to be lucky to get in one blow a second and probably be much slower than that.

A foil would be able to make several strikes in a second, but the are not likely to be lethal.

I would say the buster sword (which is a large thick broadsword), and the blue glow mako eyes for starts. The big blonde pointed hair. Big brown boots and gauntlets. Finally the indigo overall look clothes which is the standard SOLDIER First class uniform but with the large pauldron on the left shoulder.

The best hand to hand weapons are probably these

1. sword

2. katana

3.maori club

4. claymore sword

5. black egg

6. ninjato

7. twin hooks

8. ice pick

9. stone club

10. tomahawk

11.broadsword

there are probably more hand to hand weapons out there

To beat Gary you should get Xan's Revenge LVL 31 from The End ? Shouting Broadsword and maybe Grand Wrath Flame A Fire weapon will do good .

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well its easy for me to tell,but i havent made an own sword yet ( cuz i cant use a item).

1, you need a hammer. if you have a training platform will it be easy.

2.put the hammer on the platform that you used earlier.

3. click on it. some options will appear. choose yours ad enjoy a pause while it prepares the sword

Unlike in the film Braveheart, Wallace didn't use a claymore. The weapons he'd of used would be; a single-handed broadsword (medieval), a medieval dagger, a medieval shield and possibly a battle axe, a spear or even a bow and arrows. His armour would've been mail (chainmail).

In alchemy, the ingredients are Lava lump+Royal soil+Toad oil. They are found in some red chests, dropped by some monsters,I forgot they're names. But if you have a steel broad sword(Which is made with Iron broad sword+Iron ore+Lava lump) then you can make a Gigasteal broad sword with Steel broadsword+(2)Iron ores+Hephaestus' flame. Believe me it's awesome.

I began fencing when I was 6, in 1960 ad the Halberstadt fencing club in San Fransisco. My son began at the age of 4, here in Virginia.

Different clubs have different rules, much depends on the seriousness of the student. In my day the first year was spent with out sword, working on footwork and strength. I began Kendo at age 10, but was not as serious about it.

In Europe I see many kids begin fencing at 7 or 8.

I don't know if the historical reactors have age rules. Most of the historic sword and shield, broadsword and rapier kids I have run into are teenagers.

Another word for a thin sword is rapier. A rapier is a long, thin sword with a sharp point on the end. Rapiers are suited to thrusting attacks more than for cutting.

Li is a master of several styles of wushu, especially Changquan (Northern Longfist Style) and Fanziquan (Tumbling fist). He has also studied other arts including Baguazhang (Eight trigram palm), Taijiquan (Tai chi), Xingyiquan (Shape intent fist), Zuiquan (Drunken fist), Yingzhaoquan (Eagle claw fist) and Tanglangquan (Praying mantis fist). He did not learn Nanquan (Southern fist), because his training focused only in the Northern Shaolin Styles. He has also studied some of wushu's main weapons, such Sanjiegun (Three section staff), Gun (staff), Dao (Broadsword), Jian (Straight sword) and many more.[7]

It is Jet Li's authentic.

I believe what you mean is what time were swords used? Swords originate in the Middle East at around 3300 BCE, this became the basis for the Short-sword which was primarily used in battle until a short time after the fall of Rome in 476 CE. The short-sword was still popular though through the Middle Ages and into the Renaissance. Durring the Middle Ages, Longer and Broader swords came about, made of fashioned steel. These modified Spathas were popular with the vikings and their raids against the Franks in 700 CE. These swords became into Longswords of the 11th century. These soon also evolved into the Broadsword in the 12th and 13th century, used by the men of the Renaissance in more heated dueling. The broadsword was taken abord with Pirates, evolving into the Cutlass, while back in Europe, it evolved into Rapiers. The invention of gunpowder effected the usage to the sword, but the sword was still carried by generals, conquistadors, and musketeers. In Japan, the Katana became popular, used by Samurai against both invading Samurai Clans, and eventually foreign peoples from Europe. Swords were still used in WWI, but it wasn't until after the war, their usage in Europe died out. While still in Japan, the Katana continued to be used even until after the fall of the Samurai, all the way into WWII, (where Imperial Japanese soldiers carried them) and dying out in the 1940's along with the empire. In the Vietnam War, swords were still used by Vietcong soldiers. While today, swords are no longer used in killing men, their legacy lives on in how we view them, admiring the European style in the sport of Fencing, and the Oriental swords in the practice of Kendo.

It depends on the form of sword art you are studying. Rapiers are typically a narrow, rigid blade of varying length, determined by the swordsmith and the needs/desires of the swordsman. International regulations on the epée (modern fencing foil) for someone of six feet of height (presuming the fencer is an adult--over 14) is 90 centimeters from the top of the guard to the tip. The maximum mass is 770 grams. Length of grip is per the preference of the fencer. Broadsword preference can vary greatly, from the Roman Gladius Pompeianus (17 to 27 inches) and Gladius Hispaniensis (averaging 23.5 to 33.5 inch blade lengths) to the German Zweihander (the sword of Pier Donia, Frisian pirate, is on display in the Frisian Museum, measures 84 inches and weighs 14.5 pounds).

The length of a sword can vary hugely, there are short swords of maybe as little as 40cm, often archers or crossbowmen would weild them. Then there is the 'average' sword length, of maybe a metre, many European single handed swords were around this length. Then there are the larger swords, Broadswords, Hand-and-a-half swords, Japanese Tachi's. They could be any length over a metre. Some were absolutely huge, like the scottish claymores. which could be 5 foot or more in length.

The Wallace sword on display at the Wallace monument in Stirling weighs 2.7 kg. There are however doubts as to its authenticity.

Li is a master of several styles of wushu, especially Changquan (Northern Longfist Style) and Fanziquan (Tumbling fist). He has also studied other arts including Baguazhang (Eight trigram palm), Taijiquan (Tai chi), Xingyiquan (Shape intent fist), Zuiquan (Drunken fist), Ying Zhao Quan (Eagle Claw Fist) and Tang lang quan (Praying mantis fist). He did not learn Nanquan (Southern fist), because his training focused only in the Northern Shaolin Styles. He has also studied some of wushu's main weapons, such as San jie gun (Three sectional staff), Gun (Staff), Dao (Broadsword), Jian (Straight sword)

You can get any type of weapons from any enemy, so you could get El Patron's sword in any way possible from loot pouches to skull chests.

But the thing is you could play for 5 years and still not get it due to its rarity.

It is the only Legendary Weapon in the game and getting it is like getting five famed weapons in a row.

This question is pointless because people could get it anywhere and say that's where you get it from. For example, you could kill an undead gravedigger in Port Royal and get it then say that's where you find it and someone else kills an assassin at Kingshead and say that's where you find it.

There is a quest you receive at level 30 from Captain Jack Sparrow, that grants as a reward for completion by defeating El Patron himself, Your choice; one of three cursed blades of El Patron. The "Nautilus" (cutlass), the "Spinecrest" (broadsword) or the "Bitter End" (sabre) each has a special power unique to itself.