Display title | Double Weapon |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Dual-Wielding characters use a weapon in each hand, which is cool. Do you know what's even cooler? Using a single weapon with two ends. It could be a stick with sword-blades on both ends, or maybe a double-bladed sword (in the former case, the weapon is usually wielded like a bladed Simple Staff.) If a Double Weapon is light enough (or the wielder is strong enough), then it can be dual wielded for a total of four blades. Fighting using a Double Weapon often involves a lot of spinning attacks. |