An Illustration of a longsword technique from the Codex Wallerstein, a 16th-century convolution of three 15th-century fechtbuch (combat manual) manuscripts, with a total of 221 pages. The codex is now housed at the Augsburg University library in Germany [736×597]

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    1. ElGringoConSabor on

      “I was just about to lose, and then I stuck my thumb up his arse and gobbled his weenie!”

    2. JohnnyCashedOut00 on

      This is what really happened in Bran Stark’s vision from the Tower of Joy flashback

    3. Hmm. Shame, the book used to be available online and now isn’t anymore, so we can’t look up what the text actually says. But it seems to be a tackle.

    4. I know we all love endless, tiring, endless jokes – but just to confirm, the actual technique here is to drop your sword and tackle the opponent to the floor where you can proceed to stab or bash them to death

      You can find the contents of the treaty here
      https://www.thearma.org/Manuals/CodexW.htm

    5. Having grown up not far from Augsburg, I must mention that this kind of longsword technique is no longer taught in public today.

    6. “GIV EM YE OL’ DICK TWIST!”

      Kind of like the modern “dick twist”, but with a simple variation.

    7. “Suck them on the purple end?”
      “No! I said stick’em with the pointy en..oh bother.”

    8. It’s funny how the illustrator switches color schemes to distinguish the two men–beige shirt, green pants, (one) beige shoe; green shirt, beige pants, green shoes–but the one ends up looking shirtless and the other, well, pantsless.

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