Zweihänder
| / zweihänder | |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Materials | iron |
| Volume | 5 liters |
| Weight | 7.002 lbs or 3.176 kg |
| As a Tool | |
| Ammo (start/max) | (0 / 0) |
| Duration | 0 turns |
| Other | |
| Price | 12 $ |
| Use Action | KNIFE |
| Flags | CHOP |
| As a Melee Weapon | |
| Bash Dmg | 15 |
| Cut Dmg | 40 |
| To Hit | 1 |
| Techniques | WBLOCK_1, WIDE, BRUTAL |
Notes
The Zweihander is an excellent weapon; it can hit multiple enemies per swing, knocks enemies back, and deals roughly the same damage as the fabled Nodachi. A common find in pawn shops, the Zweihander is great for crowd-control in the early to middle game. The Nodachi might edge it out, but the only major difference between the two weapons is in their weight and volume values; the Zweihander being nearly two pounds heavier than the lighter Japanese sword and taking up three extra units of volume.
However, the Zweihander's stout blade can also block melee attacks, as well as being the base for upgrading to the Flammenschwert. Thus each weapon has its positives and negatives; the Nodachi may be faster, lighter, and smaller, but leaves its user open to attack and has no upgrade potential.
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