This trench club is one in a wide variety of designs cludged together to be used in trench raids during the first world war.

    • EvilHaitianEatingYourCat
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      61 year ago

      Does holy damage, requires 12 faith and 16 strength to wield. Can stun enemies

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    131 year ago

    Is that just a metal gear on the end of a stick, or were these custom made as clubs?

    • @FireTowerOPM
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      101 year ago

      This example I believe the gear was a part made specifically for clubs. But other designs were more improvised.

      During the First World War all armies employed clubs for the purpose of trench raiding. This British trench club was made by sliding a special flanged metal head onto the standard entrenching tool handle. The head was designed and produced by the Royal Engineers of Second Army Workshops, from 1915 onwards. They are described in ‘Work of the RE in the European War, 1914-19’ as ‘knobkerries’.

      https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/30001725

      • @mojofrododojo
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        91 year ago

        ‘knobkerries’

        I misread this repeatedly as ‘knockberries’ lol

        man that would fucking hurt to be knocked with.

          • @mojofrododojo
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            31 year ago

            no I’m pretty sure getting knocked in the head or the berries would really ruin your day.

            but tell you what, we’ll let you demonstrate each tactic on your berries for the group so we can all evaluate.

              • @mojofrododojo
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                21 year ago

                you do realize a head strike doesn’t automatically knock someone unconscious, right?

  • @Mrgruesomea
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    61 year ago

    Could probably mash some awesome potatoes with that thing.

  • @RizzRustbolt
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    51 year ago

    Wrap some barbed wire around it to jazz it up a little.