Steel bagh-nakh - Revision history

Ceselb at 02:43, 12 January 2015

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‎Description and uses

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‎Images

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‎Images

2007-06-04T11:19:17Z

‎Real-life context

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‎Description and uses

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‎Description and uses

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	==Real-life context==		==Real-life context==
	The weapon is believed to have first appeared in India, possibly used by guerrilla fighters in the 17th Century.		The weapon is believed to have first appeared in India, possibly used by guerrilla fighters in the 17th Century.
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		+	==Related articles==
		+	* [[Bone bagh-nakh]]

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-{| class="infobox bordered" cellpadding="4" align="right"
+{{ST|stack={{Infobox:Manufacture
-|-
+| image     = BaghNakh.JPG
+| comment   =
-{{Infobox:Manufacture|
+| type      = Weapons
-type=Weapons|
+| skill     = Manufacturing weapons
-skill=Manufacturing weapons|
+| time      = 3
-time=3|
+| resources = 30 grams of [[steel]]
-resources=30 grams of [[steel]]|
+| objects   =
-objects=|
+| tools     = {{peen hammer}}<br />{{chisel}}<br />{{flatter}}<br />{{set hammer}}
-tools={{peen hammer}}<br>{{chisel}}<br>{{flatter}}<br>{{set hammer}}|
+| machines  = {{anvil}}
-machines={{anvil}}|
+| location  =
-location=|
+| rot       = 3
-rot=3|
+| userot    = 17
-userot=17|
+| repair    = 400
 }}
-|-
+{{Infobox:Holdable
+| attack      = 23
-{{Infobox:Holdable|
+| skillweight = 70
-attack=23|
+| defense     =
-skillweight=70|
+| weight      = 30
-defense=|
+| visible     =
-weight=30|
+}}}}
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 ==Real-life context==
-The weapon is believed to have first appeared in India, possibly used by guerilla fighters in the 17th Century.
+The weapon is believed to have first appeared in India, possibly used by guerrilla fighters in the 17th Century.

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 ==Description and uses==
 The bagh-nakh is a fist weapon, meaning that it fits in the fist a bit like knuckle-dusters.  The name means Tiger Claw because it not only looks like the claws of a wild beast but the wounds it creates look like those an animal would cause.  It isn't particularly powerful because it has a much shorter reach than most bladed weapons.  However it is a good weapon for assassins, thieves and muggers because it can be concealed in the hand until the attacker is in close quarters with the unsuspecting victim.
 ==Real-life context==

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	==Real-life context==		==Real-life context==
		+	The weapon is believed to have first appeared in India, possibly used by guerilla fighters in the 17th Century.

	===Images===		===Images===

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 ==Description and uses==
-The bagh-nakh is a fist weapon, meaning that it fits in the fist a bit like knuckle-dusters.  The name means Tiger Claw because it not only looks like the claws of a wild beast but the wounds it creates look like those an animal would cause.  Although it isn't particularly powerful, it is a good assassin's weapon because it can be concealed in the hand until the victim is in easy reach.
+The bagh-nakh is a fist weapon, meaning that it fits in the fist a bit like knuckle-dusters.  The name means Tiger Claw because it not only looks like the claws of a wild beast but the wounds it creates look like those an animal would cause.  It isn't particularly powerful because it has a much shorter reach than most bladed weapons.  However it is a good assassin's weapon because it can be concealed in the hand until the victim is in easy reach.
 ==Real-life context==
 ===Images===