Alternatively, they may be used to catch and bind an enemy’s blade. If you can control the movement of the enemy’s weapon, they’re all but at your mercy.
You need some REALLY good aim to trap a sword right against the tip of your punching dagger. I don’t think that ever really happens.
There is a European equivalent called the trident dagger and they’re like 30cm wide: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dague-trident.jpg and they were never really popular because where are you going to put this parrying dagger?
Wait, these are real? What exactly is the point?
Style!
Alternatively, they may be used to catch and bind an enemy’s blade. If you can control the movement of the enemy’s weapon, they’re all but at your mercy.
I guess that makes more sense than what I was thinking
On black background, he looks like he has comically short legs instead of him crouching
Might be your current brightness setting.
You need some REALLY good aim to trap a sword right against the tip of your punching dagger. I don’t think that ever really happens.
There is a European equivalent called the trident dagger and they’re like 30cm wide: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dague-trident.jpg and they were never really popular because where are you going to put this parrying dagger?