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Aww yeeeee top quality from ye as usual. Will there be a "Defence" anims?
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lower it down to form a defensive line to stop cavalry charges?Probably not, I can't think of how a halberd would be used defensively
Where have you read this?If I remember what I read correctly, a halberd's axe blade is angled downwards slightly.
I can't quite recall at the moment the source, but I do remember the criteria more or less, of what defines the difference between a poleaxe and a halberd.Where have you read this?
Wonderful!
The only thing that confused me a bit is that he has armor on his right arm, not on his left - should not it be the other way around?
Left arm is pushed forward and it would be more logical if it had armor on it because he don't wear a shield.
I agree it wold be better to remove them, or make it smaller. Maybe something like this? Empire Halberdier - Google Search:You've got me there, I left the pauldron there as a remnant of the greatsword model - I could remove it entirely as a halberdier with heavy armour does seem somewhat out of place.
What do you think?
The conversation wasn't about hats, it was about the shoulder armor so I'm pretty sure everyone would prefer the decorated hat instead of helm.
I think that two small pauldrons is better.You've got me there, I left the pauldron there as a remnant of the greatsword model - I could remove it entirely as a halberdier with heavy armour does seem somewhat out of place.
What do you think?
The orange color seems an interesting choice, I'd put it.Good job, I like it. Everything looks good, only textures on his legs looks a little strange for me.
The halberd is a misunderstood weapon and is often confused for the poleaxe.I can't quite recall at the moment the source, but I do remember the criteria more or less, of what defines the difference between a poleaxe and a halberd.
I think it was something like:
I think it also said something about it being a formation weapon being used by heavy troops in tight formation, being used more so as a pike rather than an axe.
- A shaft at least 10 feet in length.
- A spike at least 1 cubit in length.
- A spike or hook at the back.
- An axe blade that is either straight or concave and is angled downwards toward the user.
Which kinda makes sense, if you take a good long look at one. If you swung it like an axe, you'd hit the guys either behind you or beside you, which would probably make them not like you very much.
I figure, how they fought with them is you'd try to pull the other guys out of their formation and pin their halberd with your own so your buddies can stab at their less armoured bits.
Thank you for keeping the old one! In some ways it feels better and more fitting than the new one.