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Today, we'll be focusing on the Renaissance era. Which appeals to you more: the brutality of the Landsknechts...










Or the refinement of nobility?

Well, you know my preferences, Alex...
I'll rate the rapiers based on the pictures:
1) Not very good.
2) Beautiful and functional, great. I'd fence with the one on the left.
3) In my opinion, they overdid it with the guard; it only needs to be that strong if the blade itself is heavy, but it seems quite short.
4) My rapier had a similar guard (though this isn't really a rapier).
5) Cool, very beautiful and provides good protection. But the blade is again very weakly defined; it would even be difficult to cut with it. :(
6) Good.
7) Bad. :(
8) Acceptable.
9) Again, a heavy guard, but at least there's a blade.

Quite an indicative opinion, by the way. What received the lowest ratings was either the original ceremonial weapon (1) or its exact copy based on the source (7). And the last one is from a slightly different fairy tale – it’s the weapon of the Venetian Doge’s guard, and it’s not optimized for fencing.

And that's actually true. You can hang the first or last blade on your belt, and it will look quite good there. But unfortunately, you shouldn't draw it under any circumstances.

A little bit of horror. Oh, this Wonderland. Not everyone will understand, few will remember.

Suddenly, our guys are in the Shadowverse. No, the picture isn't mine.

It looks like the cover of some cheap romance novel, the kind you usually find in kiosks.

Heh, well, maybe. But I like it.

Why the Eleventh one...? Okay, the Second one, almost nobody knows it, but they could have at least chosen the Fourth one...

And here's Vanya for dessert.

Polearms. Axes: Non-axes:

I've added a few more items to the previous collections. And you can also take a look at these shields: