Curved swords

The Curved Elven Sword is the quintessential weapon for an elven ranger, warrior or aristocrat. The iconic curved blade hints toward a sophisticated and intricate philosophy, supported by a distinct handle with meandering ornamentation mimicking an exotic blend of precious metals and white wood. Perhaps these swords were crafted aeons ago from magically imbued alloys? Only your elven character would know!

Blade without curved edge end

The Crescent Moon Sword is a curved sword in Dark Souls III. Dropped by Ringfinger Leonhard, when defeated through using the Black Eye Orb in Gwynevere's chamber in Anor Londo. The Crescent Moon Sword is an unorthodox Shotel-type weapon which utilizes the "heavy curved sword" moveset of the Falchion. Because its scaling is oriented towards Dexterity and Intelligence, it is generally wielded by builds that utilize Sorceries. Because of its ability to deal Magic damage and innately chip…

A khopesh is a sword or saber with a curved blade, in the shape of a “U” or sickle shape (depending on the period) with the edge in its convex part, used in the ancient Near East and in the Canaan area and which became popular in Ancient Egypt. Origins of the Khopesh Its origins …

•The shamshir is a curved sword that originated in Persia around the 15th and 16th centuries. • It is recognized for its extreme curvature, making its tip practically useless. • The Arabian saif features a hooked pommel whereas the Persian shamshir has a pistol-shaped grip. • This type of blade was also used in Syria, Turkey, India and Egypt but often remounted to fit local styles.

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