Brutal Medieval Weapons You've Never Heard Of

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
  • In the brutal chaos of medieval warfare, soldiers wielded weapons designed to shatter bones, crush skulls, and slice through armor with deadly precision. Some of these brutal tools were kept such a secret, that many today still don’t know about them. Here are the fifteen Most Lethal Medieval Weapons that ruled the bloodied battlefields of the Middle Ages.
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  • @machfiver753
    @machfiver753 9 днів тому +3

    weapons you've never heard of....
    heard of all of them before the age of 10

  • @ilfarmboy
    @ilfarmboy 13 днів тому +7

    a lot of the morning star shown are really flails

  • @thejaredmorrison
    @thejaredmorrison 13 днів тому +6

    Not a great video, to be honest. The footage is terribly chosen, and often does not match up to the narration. This is most noticeable during the morning star and mace sections. The narration appears to come almost verbatim from Wikipedia, while the footage frequently shows the wrong weapons, usually flails. Even the title card of the mace section features the word “MACE” over a picture of a flail; not a mace.

  • @edwardjonesjonesfleming5595
    @edwardjonesjonesfleming5595 15 днів тому +2

    As someone whose studied medieval weapons and learned to produce them, there isnt many ive not found out about.

  • @gregsouthwick4479
    @gregsouthwick4479 8 днів тому

    I've heard of every single one as I'm sure many others have as well.

  • @U.S.CyberSoldier50
    @U.S.CyberSoldier50 17 днів тому

    As a Weapons fanatic i know about all of them but my most favorite is DEFINITELY the Greatsword. !!!

  • @muxmurki1497
    @muxmurki1497 14 днів тому +2

    Please, which one is the one I haven't heard of yet? Could only be true for people w/o any knowledge of medieval weaponry. And btw, mace., morning star and flail are mixed up among the picture display, as usual for all people with few knowledge of the correct names and functions.

  • @ElDiablo666999666
    @ElDiablo666999666 8 днів тому

    It's making about as much sense as a Japanese VCR instruction manual.

  • @Svartalf14
    @Svartalf14 2 дні тому

    again, please don't mix up maces and flails, they were very different in use, and to a certain extent, served different combat purposes.

  • @F15ElectricEagle
    @F15ElectricEagle 8 днів тому

    You forgot the Goedendag

  • @necromancertns
    @necromancertns 14 днів тому

    Oh todd Cutler, I see him whenever anyone talks about weapons lol

  • @bryceblankenship3525
    @bryceblankenship3525 19 днів тому +1

    Morning star seems to have covered the mace

  • @Svartalf14
    @Svartalf14 3 дні тому

    what's your sources for the morning star? the German/Swiss morgenstern was quite different, though sharing the fact of being a spiked blunt weapon, but it was much larger and made for 2 handed infantry use. Also, please don't mix up mace variants with flail family items.

  • @Svartalf14
    @Svartalf14 3 дні тому

    man, you seem to be striving for a thumbdown, your initial poleaxe is actually a kind of halberd, and then you show things that are no axes but look a lot more like long shafted hammers, maybe Lucerne hammers. not to mention, the axes with straight edges are better named pollaxes, and have a generally shorter haft for a total length of 5 or 6 feet.

  • @olukayodeokunowo4631
    @olukayodeokunowo4631 19 днів тому +1

    I love medieval war. Very deadly. The weapons are very interesting and crude but great.
    Thank you so much for this great video more grease to your elbow and more wisdom always. Amen

  • @jaredelizardo201
    @jaredelizardo201 16 днів тому +1

    Yo lo is it just me or did everyone else see how the gameing industry that makes rpg's have Warhammer's but not the historical acuterate one's in this video but the two handed types u see a lot I mean come on we all know that that kind should only be allowed too be uesed by demi humans aka Dwarves After all commen sense dictate that there's no way key word no way us normal humans could ever ues that type let alone lift one seriously Bruh!

  • @ddhyd18
    @ddhyd18 9 днів тому +1

    I thought you said I’d “never heard of” these weapons?? Not a good video. 😕

  • @SoldierX-Gamer
    @SoldierX-Gamer 15 днів тому

    These weapons are in diablo 2 falchion pole axe halberd greatswords heavy axes war hammer axes scimitar morning stars maces, flails (spikeball on chain) sabres etc etc so heard bout most o these weapons

  • @CjSlocum-lf1dw
    @CjSlocum-lf1dw День тому

    How many ways is falchion going to be mispronounced. I can't make it through this video.

  • @SoldierX-Gamer
    @SoldierX-Gamer 15 днів тому

    Only billhook not heard of diablo 2 has all these weapons plus armours helmets boots gloves etc d2 has medieval look. Bro everyones heard of crossbow ffs

  • @Rozsomakk1
    @Rozsomakk1 15 днів тому

    Who tell, i never heard! 5-600 different types blades i know the origins!
    And no just west weapons, from different eras!
    When my kids age was no course the knowledge! In my family was trend the reading! I don't know how many books finished! Because 3-4 book/ day was my personal general!
    ( Yes, i fast reader )

  • @ervvmuller6020
    @ervvmuller6020 13 годин тому

    hm...

  • @Tomahara
    @Tomahara 11 днів тому +1

    Skallagrim

  • @danielstewartschofield2422
    @danielstewartschofield2422 18 днів тому +1

    Most of these are pretty well known