A dagger post a day keeps the pens away It's a dagger if I say it's a dagger

Joined October 2026
Today's Dagger of The Day is... The Seax Dagger, by the Norse vikings it is characterized by its spine angling down toward the tip Have Seax
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Today’s Sword of The Day is: The Eben Sword
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Today's Dagger of The Day is... The Main-Gauche, a French parrying dagger that was welded in the offhand alongside a rapier. It is also in Elden Ring
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Sorry for the late day posts, this is my free time to twitter during the day. Have an extra depiction as compensation
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Todays Secondary "Spear" of the day is the Spearmint I posted it because i like it. A grown plant reaches between 30 cm up to a meter Its really good for stomach pains.
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Today's Dagger of The Day is... The Bollock Dagger Used from the 13th-18th centuries, it was both a tool for the common man and a military sidearm. The Bollock Dagger is notably remembered for resembling the male genetalia
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Today's Dagger of The Day is The Dirk, suggested by Mace of The Day The Dirk is a long, single single edged thrusting dagger that originated in 17th century Scotland
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Today’s mace is: the Monk’s Flamemace from Elden ring! Found in Liurnia, this weapon has a very unique head design and sports ornate detailing from top to bottom. An absolutely GORGEOUS design!
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Todays Spear of the day is:...... THE GAE BOLG (Also referred to as the Gáe Bulg the spear that never misses from Irish / Celtic / Gaelic Mythology) This Spear has a very barbed tip, causing it to open giant wounds when pulling it out, It never misses.
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Today's Sword(s) of The Shirou Day are: Kanshou and Bakuya
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Today's mace is the "Chalice": Initially invented by an unknown individual, the Chalice rose to prominence during the Hussite wars due to its lightweight feel and armor-crushing capabilities.
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Todays spear of the day is: The Dory The Dory is the standard spear used by the hoplites, Usually 7, 8 or 9 feet long The Dory was much more important than any sword during wars, such that the phrase "Troy conquered by Dory" was created
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Not I, for daggers and knives have withstood the test of time. We are the everyman, we are utility.
Replying to @swordposting
HOW THE FUCK AM I GOING TO SLEEP. YOU’RE ALL GOING TO DOUBLE AND THEN DIE IN A WEEK
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The Dagger of The Day is The Ballock Dagger It was used throughout the 14th - 18th centuries in northern Europe and was the common utility dagger carried by all.
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