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Medieval Weapons and Armor - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
A sword that can hardly be used for blocking and is mostly used for piercing. Can be used alongside a buckler. Rapier
74%
A larger bow used by the English archers during the Hundred Years' War against the French with great success. Longbow
72%
Armor used by both knights and soldiers that could afford it. Made with rings of metal chained together. Chainmail
66%
A sword that has almost the same length as a polearm with a long crossguard and is used with both hands. Zweihänder
45%
A long shield with a rounded top and a pointy bottom. Largely used by early normans and anglo-saxons. Kite Shield
41%
A small curved bow heavily used by the mongols for its effectiveness on horseback Recurve Bow
40%
Club-like weapon with a spiked head that can either be rounded or flat. Morningstar
39%
A weapon effectively used against heavily armored opponents with a head that can resemble a hammer head on one side and a pick on the other. War hammer
37%
An axe mostly used by vikings and anglo-saxons. Acustomed with an approximately 1 meter long haft and thin blade. Dane Axe
35%
A simple but effective weapon that resembles that of a simple walking-stick. Quarterstaff
28%
Armor made of sewn together linen that can be used with or without plate armor. Gambeson
20%
Armor made by upwards overlapping rectangles of metal or leather put tightly together by pieces of rope. Lamellar
15%
Italian helmet resembling that of an ancient Greek helmet. Barbute
13%
A pole weapon with a head that resembles that of a large axe head Bardiche
11%
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