Catholic, protestant and reformed.

Turn Undead, +3 damage to undead.

But only on a faith build

@@crimsonhalo13 x3 damage to undead*

r/unexpectedcrusadememes

Frank Teryngel 👏🏻😂

Dude I need oxygen!!

i hope they have gotten better since 2018

@@williamt.sherman9841 - Keep hoping.

@@F15ElectricEagle they haven't. i know i just bought this model.

Imagine one where the three holes on the head make a ":D" face.

Lmao this made my day ty sir

Lmaoooooo

Ryu Fireheart hahaha, now i can't unsee it, your comment made my day partner

Ryu Fireheart If only i had one.

Some of them actually had spikes on the shaft

No possibility of rightly ending!

That's okay, you can detach and throw the shaft of this weapon instead. Or don't sand it down, and you have a hatchet and a bo staff for epic dual wield.

@@crimsonhalo13 Bo staff on the field of battle seems counterintuitive lol

1) how would duel wielding shorter weapons be better than using two hands with a longer weapon? 2) good luck adapting bo techniques to use in one hand

The pointy stick is a reliable friend.

MiYaMa i would say you never ate Hawaiian pizza, i will just say pineapple was not meant to go with pizza

@@academicorum3651 tell that to my cousin, dude can devour those daily... Yuck!

Wolf TheHandsome its not terrible its not amazing its just pizza with pineapple and ham

*-Like pineapple and ham (typical Hawaiian) on pizza. Tried it, and it is actually good.-*

Here's St.John!!!

Why are axes not banned.

Ookami 3) work for Dario

@@jordansblabbering6303 why are rocks not banned, plenty of cavemen have killed eachother with them so they are lethal weapons that must be outlawed.

Lol Ikea is SWEDISH, this halberd is SWISS. very different countries in Europe

ngaese the joke is that it comes incomplete and hard to assemble

ngaese r/woosh

I wont lie, I know way too many people who don't know geography for sh%t, so I assumed the worst. forgive me lol

ngaese thou art forgiven not get your pole join the crusade to take back the holy land

Angel Pacheco I found that weapon really annoying lol I liked my falcon and dark moon blade lol r1r1r1r1 best combo

Yeah but way too easy to parry, I prefer enormous dual wielding black swords that make fire and lava

NO SUPERSTES

I N C R E D I B I L I S

Mayor League Gamers you can use different weapons parts from the game to make it a halberd

NON EFFUGERE FORTES

Mors pro te ven

These warriors dont have to die, trial by combat, right now

rauguzitelj Guzi FIGHT YOU? THATS NOT A TRIAL, THATS AN EXECUTION!

This video was on my *honoroble* mentions.

Yeah but there's a difference between a cheap product and an unfinished product. You might not expect quality but you should expect actual service from the producers part.

Sir Tropical These are mass formation weapons. Battle versions would be mass produced (for a historical type of mass production).

Me too I like these square shaped bladed halberds

i think you need to get your shafts squared away.....wait...

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agreed, i actually got this weapon before this video was made and mine came with the pole as described

I'd argue that a partial taper that requires finishing to have merit in that the wood can adjust to the local climate and shrink/swell to its final size before being fitted

Cold Steel has a legit bad rep mainly because of their inconsistent quality: like the swords you own are fine, but the other guy may get the same swords, but that are poorly made, have defects or straight up broken. But honestly, it is understandable, why that happens - Cold Steel, considering to other swords/knives manufacturers, produces: a)budget products; b)at high quantity. They simply cannot have the same quality control as someone like Albion Swords, with prices that are 10 times higher and they produce their swords a smaller quantities. However, the thing that many swords/knives collectors really hate about Cold Steel is their advertisement. They often claim their products to be "The best knives/swords!". Which is obviously false, since they are making budget products. Plus, as I've said, Cold Steel is one if the biggest blade makers out there - their swords are usually the entry point of every sword enthusiast, and any "casual" that might want to buy a sword, cause "swords are cool", is likely to get one from Cold Steel. It's like fast-food to foodies - they utterly despise it, while so many "casual" people love it anyway.

@@Sheol02 I think it depends on how you are measuring best. You already covered the differences between virtually custom vs economical. Cold Steel seems to design most of theirs based on toughness against use. If you want the higher grade finishing, they make those and you pay more. That said, as pointed out, Cold Steel is a knife making company first. Swords, pole arms etc are a completely different beast from a manufacturing side. Ask Arms and Armor to design a belt knife or a folder able to take hard abuse. They would probably have similar issues to Cold Steel with swords etc. Because that isn't their exacting expertise. What I am getting at is, if you know what you are buying, ask the questions you need to and make the decisions on priority. Cold Steel products are not abhorrent. I doubt either of us has has the kind of budgets for custom &/or mastercrafted. Know what you are buying for the price and decide what is your priorities. Same applies to a lot of other things too, like firearms & ammunition. That said, I have had fewer warranty complaints with Cold Steel than many other companies over the years. Which is a not an abstract positive.

They aren't bad. Just poorly balanced. Everything else is good

I have a Cold Steel Cutlass Machete, its made from the same 1055 steel. Its very durable.

I'd rather do a small amount of work than pay 250 dollars for shipping. You might think that's exaggerating but that's the quote I got from UPS/USPS to ship as lance.

@@jordanwilliams6972 That's quite a lot indeed but even if we consider that, leaving so much work is underwhelming. It's like they didn't even finished it.

I completely disagree. In fact it gives the customer a chance to possibly make it better or add customization before you get it assembled and wouldn’t want to take it apart again.

@@Herpetile You might as well just buy a well made head or blade then buy a wooden pole separately if you want to customize it so much.

Their assegai spear is the same way. I imagine all of their polearms are like this

Doctor Fate *clangs halberd into helmet*

NO SUPERSTES!

*DEUS VULT*

Lawbringer sucks lol

@@151pyroblaze right now. He needs a rework or buff him up.

I wouldn't want go shit a halbert either, very difficult I imagine. Sorry I couldn't resist

There's no real scientific proven advantage to "forging" a steel blade vs cutting them into shape. There's places like this: www.joinordieknives.com/journal/2014/12/30/forging-vs-stock-removal-knives And also some good information on this 2004 (over 14 yo!) thread: www.bladeforums.com/threads/better-quality-knife-forging-or-stock-removal.288176/ But you can find plenty of sources saying the same. It's all a matter of preference to the making proccess and it's also easier to reshape the material as needed. In the end, the steel sheet was already forged, anyway. Just be careful, diving into the subject can be a real time sinker! You were warned! I agree with the rest, Cold Steel being even sloppier than usual, it seems.

what matter is does the steel structure get wreck when it being weld together which will need quench and tampering to fixed it

@@Picurs i do agree with u regards the fact there isnt any real scientific proof the forging is better than just cutting to shape. I stated it not being forged because its suppose to be a period reproduction & for it to be an accurate reproduction, it would need to be forged. They couldnt just plug in the dimensions & let the plasma cutter go like we can today. I do appreciate the way you responded & brought links to support your point. Not to many people do that anymore, they just want to argue for the sake of arguing.

pyruleanfire demon Well, plate can be cut to shape with hand tools after basic flattering. As for the welding effect on tempering, just riveting on a langot or two should be an easier and cheaper option than the round broomstick adapter they welded on. If cause there are also combination sockets that have a round part like this one, but extending down the sides as a pair of langots. (sorry if I spelt langot wrong, new word).

Get a brush axe and it's fairly close.

There is no point in those, Sir Romanov. The thrust of your argument is off the mark

Sir Romanov There is something called I think a black bill that was shorter than a pole arm and about like some brush knives

Some say that quantity is a quality on is own

The type of wood changes with the lenght of the shaft?

No, its the pommel.

Both very good and very bad. ( Situational ) Actually you need strict formations of disciplined soldiers (or peasent militia) stationed behind obstacles or standing higher ground compared to the enemy troops. Horse back maneuvers as mounted polearm units charging as shock troops;wearing heavy armor was popular- worldwide. To hit heavy where the enemy is weakened (especially from rear or wings) Very good for defending a spot or push the enemy formations. Whereas you would need extra shield and one handed weapon ranks, guarding your flanks/wings. Else you will still be easy to harass. Very weak against long range to close ups against units with heavy tip arrows, projectiles, javelins, one handed weapons paired with shield etc. ( surrounding the flanks of polearms ) Worst against mounted units with ranged weapons. Kited to death. Entire weight is packed up at the end of the pole so; extremely heavy to swing compared to all other weapons, very hard to maneuver, good only for thrusting or dropping its weight and pull back or push vertically. Ineffective horizontal offensive or defensive ability. Polearms ranks were hard to move effectively if you need to restation the troops immediately. Short spears paired up with shield is the only weapon with ranged advantage but also can compete most other one handed weapons at duels. Once again, they have lower defensive and higher offensive ability with ,all natural, strong lunges in to thrusts. But they re much lighter to carry around.

I was doing a For honor joke.

Chery King You re good.

Le Keston Indeed.

There are a lot of spear manuals actually, it's just people don't like it as much as swords. Most of the longsword masters we know all have spear manuals including Johannes Liechtenauer, Joachim Meyer, Fiore dei Liberi and many more.

As it turns out, he accidentally ordered the shaft for the CS PoleAxe, so... He's halfway there, I guess :)

Nevermind, spoke too soon :)