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Flails are used for threshing grain, a process that involves beating the grain as it sits on stalks. The flail consisted of two pieces of wood, the longer about thirty inches, or perhaps 75 centimeters, in length, and the other shorter by the width of a hand or more. They were joined by a short bit of chain, so the one not held could pivot in the beating process.
They were also used in wars, as were a number or agricultural tools. The earliest recorded use of them was about the years 1420 to 1425.
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∙ 13y agoA flail is used for tools and torture.
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What were Medieval Spiked Battle Flail used for?
they were used to kill, torture, or seriously ingure someone
Why does the Egyptian god Ra wield the crook and flail?
the crook and flail is commonly represents the power of the gods and Pharaohs
What was the impact of the flail on middle ages?
the impact of the flail is the ability to fight a knight and have a chance of winning there for making a good possibility for you to win the war
What is medieval spiky ball with a chain called?
A Mace Flail.
What is the name of the long chain weapon with a spiked ball on it?
A flail
A sentence for flail?
A flail is an old farming tool used to separate the cereal grains from the husks.
What is a sentence for flail.?
Pirates would use a cat of nine tails to flail a prisoner.The Aztecs used a flail to thresh corn.A person that can not swim will flail their arms rather than relax and float.
Who used the flail?
Wizards and mages used flails.
Is the ball flail used to day?
We have automatic 50 caliber rifles so there is basically no need for a flail in modern day combat.
What does it mean when someone is said to 'flail'?
The word "flail" is often used in phrases such as "he was flailing his arms about". The term describes random wide movements of the limbs. A second meaning of "flail" is a type of tool used in the manual threshing of grain, and in the action of using this tool one would be said to be "flailing".
What was the ancient Egyptian crook used to do?
In Ancient Egypt, the crook and flail were objects that were symbolic of the pharaoh. The crook symbolized kingship and the flail symbolized fertility of the land.
What was the flail made out of?
The flail was mainly made of metal.
What were Medieval Spiked Battle Flail used for?
they were used to kill, torture, or seriously ingure someone
Who invented the medieval flail?
The Medieval Flail was invented by a human
What is the purpose of a Flail mower?
The purpose of a Flail mower is to cut tougher, thicker grass that can not be cut by an ordinary mower. They are usually driven and often used to cut grass by roadsides.
On Runscape can flail dust be made into Ivandis flail again?
Unfortunately, no. Flail dust is completely without purpose, and serves only to inform the player that their Ivandis Flail has completely discharged. It cannot be recovered through any use of the dust. You will need to reconstruct the flail from the beginning. Sorry!
Is a flail degrade?
To my knowledge, there are only two flails in-game. One of them degrades over time, however the other will only degrade through continued use of its special attack.Verac's Flail, a possible Barrows reward, degrades over the duration of its use in combat.Ivandis Flail is not degradable, however it willdegrade with the use of its special attack against Vyrewatch. The downside to this flail is that it requires quests' completion before it can be used (Legacy of Seergaze and previous quests in the sequence) and it is not as strong as Verac's Flail; this one being best used against Vyrewatch. Be warned: the Blisterwood weaponry is obsolete when compared to the Ivandis Flail, though there are currently no flails available composed of Blisterwood.
