Swords - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

Like the ledgendary heroes of old, you can wield a heavy sword with only one hand.

You can use a longsword together with a shield or a torch. While its superior range can prove useful, your attacks with such a weapon will be 30% slower, 20% weaker and will cost you 20% more stamina. You will be able to perform shortsword combos, but not longsword combos.

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The hunting sword is unique in it’s construction. The massive blade is more reminiscent of a knife than a sword – the back side is always flattened and reinforced, giving it more penetrating power.

You know how to make good use of this, and deal 15% more crushing damage with hunting swords.

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The curved blade of the sabre is especially useful for quick slashes, which cut deeper and leave longer and more terrible slashes compared to a long sword. You can exploit the advantages of this design to the detriment of your opponents.

If you cause bleeding with a saber attack, the target will bleed a quarter faster, making them easier to deal with.

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The term “gladiator” is derived from the short Roman sword, the gladius. However, in the Middle Ages, the term “gladiatores” was used for professional fighters, most often swordsmen. They didn’t fight in the sands of the Colosseum, but were often hired as proxies in duels if the law allowed it.

If you fight with only a one-handed Sword weapon and keep your other hand free except for a torch, you gain a +5 bonus to your Sword Fighting skill.

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You’re a master swordsman and it shows! Not only are you good at blade work, but you enjoy it very much.

When you perform a combo, you gain +5 to your Swordsmanship skill, making subsequent attacks easier to perform and more powerful. The effect lasts for 30 seconds.

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Master strikes, sometimes called secret strikes, are techniques that allow a swordsman, if executed correctly, to parry or stop an opponent’s attack while simultaneously striking them. In the Lichtenauer tradition of swordfighting, there are five such strikes, each suitable against different attacks. A true master must not only be able to execute these strikes but also quickly choose the right one to use

To perform a master strike, you must attack at the moment of the enemy’s attack from the opposite direction. This stops their attack and hits them with your own.

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The first strike doesn’t have to be the final one. Instead, your intention may be to prepare your opponent, especially if he is armored, so that you can strike a powerful blow later.

If you successfully wound an opponent by a strike to an uncovered zone (i.e. a zone your opponent isn’t blocking from), it will be more difficult for the opponent to block your subsequent attacks.

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There are few as accurate with a blade and sword tip as you!

The effect of a successful opening strike will be greatly enhanced.

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Fortune favours the bold, that is certainly true, but it often favours the prudent too. And when it comes to swordfighting, you can be prudent and not rush your attack unnecessarily.

With a fully charged sword attack, your Sword Fighting skill will count 3 higher. So your attack will not only be stronger, but it will also be harder to parry.

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A true master of the sword can handle multiple opponents without breaking a sweat.

After performing a sword combo or a master strike, you instantly regain some of your stamina and can attack again!

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If you get an opportunity to attack, you can ovewhelm your opponent with a chain of blows, not allowing him to counterattack and eventually break through his defenses.

Each of your subsequent sword strikes in an unbroken series will deal more damage than the previous one. A series of strikes can be interrupted by a successful block, dodge on the opponent’s side, by too much delay between attacks or by a wound on your side.

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You have a special affinity for swords, probably because of your father Martin, and your knowledge of these weapons goes far beyond swordsmanship techniques.

Your Craftsmanship level will count as 3 levels higher during blacksmithing, and all sword-like weapons will get 25% less damaged in combat.

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If you can’t take out an opponent, especially an armoured one, in one hit, you’ll at least leave him shaken and with a reduced ability to continue fighting.

Each successful sword combo significantly reduces your opponent’s agility and strength, making it harder for them to keep fighting and easier for you to defeat them.

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While short swords lack the reach of a long sword, they are great as a sidearm or in combination with a shield due to their dexterity and versatility.

If you fight with a short sword (not a hunting sword or saber) its defense will be 30% higher and your attacks and blocks will cost you 20% less stamina.

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