It was invented in the 14th century for armoured soldiers to be able to push enemy pikes out of the way, then they would draw something smaller like a dagger or mace, though many do have parrying lugs for one on one combat as well and would have been a feared weapon to armoured foe and unarmoured alike, it was a natural evolution from the claymore.
Zastava M21, Zweihander
Zweihander could be one.
No, the crimson paladin armor is not color custom. The only reason why its red is because the name "crimson" paladin armor, just like crimson plate of nulgath or the crimson zweihander. That's it.
well they can range from the arming sword ( 1 1/3 foot long) to the claymore or Zweihander (6/7 foot long) for European swords I don't know about Japanese swords (not my intrest) but a No-Dachi is the claymore equivilent.
Of course it is. The Scottish Lords did it. And decent sized Euorpean longswords were 4 feet long, just under 3 pounds if made really well. The longest useable sword was the 6 foot long German Zweihander.
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invented in 500BC before electricity was invented
The CD was invented in 2001 Thomas clamps invented it.
Gloria Mejia invented it and she invented it in 1998
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who invented the washboard?
Yes, the computer is invented.