Henry VIII didn't mess around. His Triple Barreled Gun / Holy Water Sprinkler makes me want to include firearms in my D&D! Check out the rest of that gallery, some pretty cool stuff. Impressed by the totality of coverage of that Footman's Plate.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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Wow. The Holy Water Sprinkler was the main instrument of death in my T&T campaign, together with a lance and some sorcery. It was fun to see how it actually look like! Weird shit.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking as a WFRP fanboi, 16th century matchlock firearms and blackpowder grenades only enhance fantasy gaming.
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