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A knight's sword is commonly referred to as a "broadsword" or "longsword," depending on its design and length. The term "hand-and-a-half sword" is also used for swords that can be wielded with one or two hands. Additionally, specific swords may have names based on their origin or historical significance, like the "Claymore" or "Falchion."
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What is the name of Meta Knight's sword?
The name of Meta Knights sword is Galaxia.
What is a broad sword and what did they use it for?
it is a sword knights used in battle
What wepons did knights use?
a sword
What is the ruling on the use of Phantom Knights Sword in competitive play for the Phantom Knights archetype?
In competitive play for the Phantom Knights archetype, the use of Phantom Knights Sword is allowed and can be a beneficial card to include in your deck strategy.
Why do knights use sword?
Because its a wepan
What is the knights most prized possession?
Their sword.
How were men made into knights?
the men were made into knights when the king knighted him on both soldiers with a sword
What are All the name of swords belonging to knights of the round table?
Arthur's sword, of course, is Excalibur. Lancelot's is Joyeaux. Gawain's is Galatine. I do not know that any other sword is named in the tales.
What did the knights fight with in combat?
sword or daggers or maces
Can you name me some weapons used by knights?
Lance, sword, knife, morning star, shields, snares, bow and arrow, sling.
How heavy was a knights armor?
Knights armor was about 50 or 60 pounds. Plus the sword and shield which the sword was, depending on the size, 23 pounds and the shield were about the same amount of weight.
What sports did medieval knights play?
the only sports i know what knights played were jousting and sword fighting
