I present to you, ladies, gentlemen, and gamers—the blades of the historic Roblox game Sword Fight on the Heights:
Complete collection
Linked and Firebrand
Ice Dagger and Venomshank
Windforce and Illumina
Darkheart and Ghostwalker
Of these designs, which is your favorite?
Poor Venomshank got its height of stolen by Windforce, Darkheart, and Ghostwalker.
I have solo leveling brainrot rn so venomshank reminds me of Kasaka’s fang
this art would’ve had 10 year old me in a chokehold (it still does)
I did remember that it was as long as the Firebrand, but I liked the idea of it being a swift, smaller blade, so…
Dang, people really don’t like ice dagger, huh?
Good.
Ice Dagger ain’t even a sword, bro isn’t apart of the gang
It’s still from SFotH. It’s an honorary member.
Also, headcanon time: the dagger was intended to be a sword, but the blade snapped in the forging process. Because they couldn’t just re-melt the heavily enchanted metal, Shedalsky had the smiths turn the blade into a parrying dagger.
illumina or oathkeeper?
The Illumina’s design has absolutely no basis in any pop-culture weaponry, I don’t know what you mean.
These are so hella great. I love the firebrand design, perfectly gives off the vibe of a heavy greatsword it’s supposed to be.
What benefit even is there to the wave pattern in the Firebrand’s blade?
(just curious)
It’s prolly an allusion to the swords name, Flamberge. Basically flame-bladed
It’s based off the flamberg, a French blade pattern. Though it was historically used for all kinds of swords, today it’s associated with two-handed greatswords.
The advantages lies in the fact that it hits with a smaller surface area, and that dragging the blade along the opponent (called a pull-cut) caused more damage. It also displaces the opponent’s blade more when hitting it with the edge.
Isn’t that just more complicated to forge, skill-wise? Either way good job with the design
Yes, hence why it’s French. It also was more expensive and heavier as it requires more material for the same length.
Immensely more so. Hence why it was developed fairly late in history. 14th century, I believe.
Don’t insult the medieval French, they were a real big power at that time.
(Oh lil missclick you edited it, yeah, I agree)
I doubt it was intended as an insult, I believe it was meant to be more of an observation/statement
