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Falchion
Gear Falchion
Details
Weapon type One-handed
Length (cm) 75 cm
Points 8
Gold Cost 400
Throwable Yes
Strike
Head damage 100 / 80 / 58 / 48
Torso damage 70 / 62 / 50 / 38
Leg damage 60 / 52 / 42 / 34
Wood damage 20
Stone damage 12
Windup (ms) 500 ms
Combo (ms) 675 ms
Release (ms) 500 ms
Recovery (ms) 400 ms
Miss cost 6
Feint cost 10
Morph cost 7
Stamina drain 19
Parry drain Negation 12
Stop on hit No
Can combo Yes
Hit knockback 115
Can flinch Yes
Turn Cap X 287.5
Turn Cap Y 201.25
Stab
Stab Head damage 70 / 60 / 49 / 35
Stab Torso damage 55 / 45 / 34 / 25
Stab Leg damage 45 / 35 / 19 / 10
Stab Stone damage 2
Stab Windup (ms) 550 ms
Stab Combo (ms) 775 ms
Stab Release (ms) 350 ms
Stab Recovery (ms) 400 ms
Stab Stamina drain 17
Stab Turn Cap X 312.5
Stab Turn Cap Y 218.75
Thrown
Head damage 150 / 145 / 50 / 40
Torso damage 50 / 45 / 30 / 25
Leg damage 40 / 35 / 20 / 15
Can flinch No
Projectile Speed 2400 cm/s
Gravity Scale 1.1
Others
Block movement None
Is block held No

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The Falchion is a one-handed melee weapon, often used as a secondary backup weapon.

Overview[ | ]

Strengths[ | ]

  • High strike damage, particularly against light and medium armor.
  • Fairly fast attack speed.
  • Good in tight confined spaced like doorways and hallways where you can rush down and kill multiple opponents with fast swings.
  • Good drags similar to the Messer.

Weaknesses[ | ]

  • Relatively low thrust damage.
  • Below-average reach.
  • Good indoors and in confined spaces but vulnerable and easily outranged in the open.

Skins / Components[ | ]

The Falchion has 3 skins: Default, Katzbalger, and Sullen.

Default skin component table
Component Cost ID Color Set

Historical References[ | ]

A falchion is a one-handed, single-edged sword of European origin. Falchions are found in different forms from around the 13th century up to and including the 16th century. In some versions, the falchion looks rather like the seax and later the sabre, and in other versions more like a machete with a crossguard.

The blade designs of falchions varied widely across the continent and over time. They almost always included a single edge with a slight curve on the blade towards the point on the end and most were also affixed with a quilloned crossguard for the hilt in the manner of the contemporary arming swords. Unlike the double-edged swords of Europe, few actual swords of this type have survived to the present day; fewer than a dozen specimens are currently known. A number of weapons superficially similar to the falchion existed in Western Europe, including the Messer, hanger and the backsword. Two basic types of falchion can be identified:

A falchion had a lower quality and status than the longer, more expensive swords, as almost none of them survive today. Falchions are sometimes misunderstood and thought of as being similar to machetes; however, the ancient falchions that have been discovered are very thin and on average, lighter than a double-edged blade. These weapons were therefore not cleaving or chopping weapons similar to the machete, but quick slashing weapons more similar to shamshir or sabres despite their wide blade. While falchions are commonly thought to be peasants' weapons this is not always the case; the Conyers falchion belonged to a landed family, and the falchion is shown in illustrations of combat between mounted knights.

Notes and Trivia[ | ]

  • The Katzbalger skin for the falchion features a broad, double-edged blade with a rounded tip, but it doesn't change the weapon's statistics.
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