Broadsword - Revision history

User 144 at 07:41, 10 September 2006

2006-09-10T07:41:05Z

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User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T08:31:50Z

categorising

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User 144 at 10:41, 15 May 2006

2006-05-15T10:41:26Z

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	The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying]] games such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].		The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying]] games such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

			==Internal Links==
			'''See Also:'''
			* [[arming sword]]
			* [[longsword]]
			* [[great sword]]
	[[category:weapons]]		[[category:weapons]]

Paul Matisz at 19:36, 2 May 2006

2006-05-02T19:36:28Z

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	The term '''broadsword''' is one similar ~~to than of~~ ~~using~~ [[~~chainmaille~~\|chainmail]]. The term was first used in the [[17th century]] to refer to straight [[blade]]d [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]]s. Later it became used to describe [[arming sword]]s to distinguish them from the smaller civilian swords that were being introduced and in use.		The term '''broadsword''' is one of similar origin as [[maille\|chainmail]]. The term was first used in the [[17th century]] to refer to straight [[blade]]d [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]]s. Later it became used to describe [[arming sword]]s to distinguish them from the smaller civilian swords that were being introduced and in use.

	The term now is used in the general [[populace]] to describe anything from a [[two-handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].		The term now is used in the general [[populace]] to describe anything from a [[two-handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

Cian: spelling

2006-01-25T02:46:00Z

spelling

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	The term '''broadsword''' is one similar to than of using [[chainmaille\|chainmail]]. The term was first used in the [[17th century]] to refer to straight [[blade]]d [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]]s. Later it became used to describe [[arming sword]]s to distinguish them from the smaller civilian swords that were being introduced and in use.		The term '''broadsword''' is one similar to than of using [[chainmaille\|chainmail]]. The term was first used in the [[17th century]] to refer to straight [[blade]]d [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]]s. Later it became used to describe [[arming sword]]s to distinguish them from the smaller civilian swords that were being introduced and in use.

	The term now is used in the general populace to ~~descrive~~ anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].		The term now is used in the general [[populace]] to describe anything from a [[two-handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

	The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying]] games such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].		The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying]] games such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

User 144 at 02:08, 25 January 2006

2006-01-25T02:08:25Z

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	The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].		The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

	The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying ~~games~~]] such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].		The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying]] games such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

	[[category:weapons]]		[[category:weapons]]

User 144 at 02:07, 25 January 2006

2006-01-25T02:07:29Z

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	The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].		The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

	The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying ~~game~~]]s such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].		The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying games]] such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

	[[category:~~weapon~~]]		[[category:weapons]]

User 144 at 02:06, 25 January 2006

2006-01-25T02:06:45Z

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	The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying game]]s such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].		The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying game]]s such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

	[[category:~~sword~~]]		[[category:weapon]]

User 144 at 02:03, 25 January 2006

2006-01-25T02:03:14Z

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	The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].		The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

			The term is also popularised in [[roleplaying game]]s such as [[Dungeons and Dragons]].

	[[category:sword]]		[[category:sword]]

User 144: wanted article

2006-01-25T02:01:48Z

wanted article

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The term '''broadsword''' is one similar to than of using [[chainmaille|chainmail]]. The term was first used in the [[17th century]] to refer to straight [[blade]]d [[basket hilt]]ed [[sword]]s. Later it became used to describe [[arming sword]]s to distinguish them from the smaller civilian swords that were being introduced and in use.

The term now is used in the general populace to descrive anything from a [[two handed sword]], to a [[longsword]] to a [[Viking]] [[sword]].

[[category:sword]]