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Another great entry into one of my favourite series - nice one Shadow!

my man you have peak drip the poofy pants and the feathers in the hat and hte hat its self? peak

Very interesting, thank you. The setting is amazing!

Skyrim looks different... ~~Could this rule be used to protect Stormcloaks too?~~

a really valuable video for all sorts of people - anyone looking at purchasing any of this kit, or even beginners or outsiders just wondering how this kind of equipment moves in general. the hammer was an unexpected bonus!

The Middle Ages and the Renaissance were scary times, man... People walking around with cloaks that they'd defend by turning into sharp metal beyblades. Scary.

So glad the algorithm put this in my feed. Subbed!

Figueiredo 14 next lets goooo

I just knew that is what would happen the second I saw her hand behind her back. :D

Love the background music. Fantastic!

This seems like it would be interesting to pull off in a crowded urban environment, lol. Historical manuscripts can have some truly strange things

Great video, I like many people living in urban inviromnents have suuffeded from rampant cloak theft. I've seen young men and women throw their lives away for the love of the game, that sweet ass cloak game. I respect your public service defending young men and women from cloak theft but I wonder.... Are our youths best served not being taught about cloak violence and politics. Are we better off teaching our young to be prepared for cloak crime or by saving them from this social ill as long as we can. Is society bettere served by training cloak vigilence or preserving cloak innocence. I'm sorry that i got philosophical but thanks, anyone joining the conversation is appreciated.

Godinho Regla 8 Mantelschutz, da beschreibt er das man seinen linken Fuß auf den Mantel setzen soll und dieser nicht bewegt wird. Dann beginnt er mit zwei Tajos und dreht sich dabei um 180°(1 Schritt) und dann zwei Reves (180°) und ein Schritt zurück. Die Hiebe werden abwechselnd in zwei Vektoren geführt, einmal klassisch auf Brusthöhe und einmal tief zu den Beinen. Figu setzt den Fuß nicht auf den Mantel? Dann könnte der stibitzt werden, wenn die Angreifer das aussitzen und den Montantero genug beschäftigen.

Is my cloak in danger?! Nooo, I can't deal with that

"...how to protect your cloak!" <throws cloak in snow> But...

You showed your respects towards the statue. I like that.

It seems strange to me that you would need to protect your cloak so severely.. also who on earth is trying to snatch a cloak from a guy wandering around with a greatsword? Maybe just something I don’t understand. I could see this used as a defense against being surrounded while protecting a target though, tell the person you are body guarding to hit the deck and go wild!

Finally, I can use this to keep my cousins from eating all of the sweets.

Somebody needs to move out of Momma's basement.

Why is it called Figueiredos? That is Portuguese right? Just wondering since I am Portuguese

the cloak must feel safe

as always great video. I love your breakdowns and explanations. just keeps getting better.

Merry Christmas Shadow. Always a pleasure.☘️

Cloak Thieves have been real quiet since this dropped

You know what ? You can keep that cloak...

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A beautifull demnstration on a fantastic lanscape. Very Christmassy.

Like the montante. Thanks for your simple rules series for them montante. I have been using that to learn those rules. I have enjoyed the experience of very much and your videos

Nice video. The montante look faster, but I think it's only because the blade is much more flexible.

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I love the hammer ! This must be extremely lethal !!

A good overview of our indigenous two handed swords, well done! :) I might add that the term Claidheamh da Laimh was not an indigenous Gaelic term for the two-handed sword, but an attempt by C19th English collectors to create a Gaelic equivalent term of Two-Handed Sword. The term Claidheamh Mhor however was indigenously applied to both single-handed and two-handed broadswords. I hope this helps.

I have a question about the video. In Figueiredo's description of the rule presented here, he mentions the final cut as: "give a talho blow on the right arm of the adversary." However, in the video, the cut seems to be delivered to the left arm. Could you please clarify the reasoning behind this interpretation? I want to make sure I fully understand the technique. Thank you!

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Tolle Burg 'wo ist das. Und wenn ich Bedenke wie schwer so ein Schert ist...alle Achtung ❤

Your stuff has been really valuable for learning the Montante. I have like 4-7 sources and all of you seem to have slightly different interpretations of the rules, or executions that work better in different scenarios. Keep uploading man.

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Beautiful sword and beautiful castle. ❤ I have to know where the castle is!

what castle is this?

Thanks, those orphans never stood a chance

Yes! Exactly!

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Doing research on the flail for my game and have some thoughts. On the first attack in this video, the wielder proved its purpose, to swing around the shield and hit the guy behind it. It was just his hand at slow speed but I would count that as an injury to the shield arm. After that it looked like there were attacks directly to the shield with the flail which would do less damage than a fixed weight on a haft or pole.

v 3. svetovni vojni bo bolj učinkovito atomsko zaklonišče. v 4. bo v rabi lesena gorjača. v 5. šele bo to pravilo morda uporabno za grajsko stražo. ;)

Many Highland dirks, Scots Gaelic; "biodag" were made from broken sword blades. Probably many Sgian Dubh knives also, Scots Gaelic; sgian, knife and dubh, black. Cheif Donald Glas MacGregor, Rob Roy Macgregor's father used a 2 handed claymore at the Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689. The aftermath on the battlefield is a gory story of bloody carnage. "" The enemy lay in heaps almost in the order they were posted; but so disfigured with wounds, and so hashed and mangled, that even the victors could not look upon the amazing proofs of their own agility and strength without surprise and horror. Many had their heads divided into two halves by one blow; others had their sculls cut off above the ears by a back-stroke, like a night-cap. Their thick buff-belts were not sufficient to defend their shoulders from such deep gashes as almost disclosed their entrails. Several pikes, small-swords, and the like weapons were cut quite through, and some that wore skull caps had them so beat into their brains that they died upon the spot.

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Broadsword, longsword, backsword, falchion, or greatsword. All have been called claymore. The longsword and falchion really only got called that post medieval period, but they were called by the name. Some backswords were made with messer or cutlass blade blanks. Makin them falchions. But they were called claymores. Some highland greatswords were more like the largest longswords than a typical greatsword. And they were called claymores. Even arming swords are called broadswords by some amateur medievalists, possiblybecause some broadswords were late arming swords retrofitted with complex hilts. And a scottish broadsword is a claymore. Really anything that isn't a small sword or a short sword can be a claymore.

is there a single edged great sword in history?

Greetings Sir Shadow, I am but a new person in this channel of your.