Difference between revisions of "Two-Handed Axes Treatise I"
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|BookName=The Kingdom of Aldor and its Landmarks: Everything Which Might Interest a Respectable Traveler | |BookName=The Kingdom of Aldor and its Landmarks: Everything Which Might Interest a Respectable Traveler | ||
|LearnText=Allows you to learn the following two-handed axes abilities: | |LearnText=Allows you to learn the following two-handed axes abilities: | ||
|ActiveSkill1= | |ActiveSkill1=Hooking Chop | ||
| | |ActiveSkill2=Dismember | ||
| | |PassiveSkill1=Shieldbreaker | ||
|Description=Istrat Alecos was a Nistrian Noble, who had been traveling all over Aldor before the civil war broke loose. Naturally, he left rather unimpressed. | |Description=Istrat Alecos was a Nistrian Noble, who had been traveling all over Aldor before the civil war broke loose. Naturally, he left rather unimpressed. | ||
|Price=300 | |Price=300 | ||
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*{{cl|Active| | *{{cl|Active|Hooking Chop}} | ||
*{{cl| | *{{cl|Active|Dismember}} | ||
*{{cl|Orange| | *{{cl|Orange|Shieldbreaker}} | ||
==Acquired From== | ==Acquired From== | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 1 March 2022
Description
| “ | Allows to learn some two-handed axes abilities. | „ |
Effect
Teaches :
Acquired From
- Sometimes sold by Gerlot, merchant in Mannshire.
- Sometimes sold by Bert, merchant in Osbrook.
- Always sold by Unar, scribe in Mannshire.
Book content
Eeders village is a remote, inhospitable, and overall a rather unpleasant location, so it was easy not to overstay my welcome. Surrounded by dense woods from three sides, Eeders is known for two things: its lumber mills, which send timber straight to the Brynn docks, and its perpetually combat-ready militia.
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Sons of Eeders fight with heavy poleaxes, their skill in wielding them is unparalleled in all of Aldor. The variation they use the most is known as an "eederax", named after the place of its invention. It bears a resemblance to Skadian bardiches, but with a hook attached to the back end of the axeblade - Eeders militiamen are quite adept at using it to dismount enemy riders.
You can guess what happens to those riders afterwards: Eeders fighters are both dexterous and persistent in combat, aiming their strikes at the head or the limbs. Even if their hapless opponent manages to gather his bearings and survive a follow-up hit, he'll probably be left a cripple: eederaxes chop arms with the same ease as lumberjack axes do branches.
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See also
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