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    Written by: Umberto Giano Images by: Krise Shephard A brave arm makes a short sword long. The Gladius was ...

    Written by: Umberto Giano Images by: Krise Shephard A brave arm makes a short sword long. The Gladius was the primary sword of ancient Roman soldiers from the 3rd century BC to the 2nd century AD. The ...

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    Written by: Breezie Noel & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian In the world of role-playing ...

    Written by: Breezie Noel & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian In the world of role-playing, combat can take many forms, from the physical to the mental and spiritual. Physically powerfu ...

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    Written by: Umberto Giano & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian & Vanatosis Arentire Po ...

    Written by: Umberto Giano & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian & Vanatosis Arentire Popular belief says that the metered system of combat is the fairest option in sim role-play. Whi ...

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    Written by: Umberto Giano Images by: Filipa Thespian & Dean Jones Horse-mounted soldiers, or cavalry, ...

    Written by: Umberto Giano Images by: Filipa Thespian & Dean Jones Horse-mounted soldiers, or cavalry, are historically the third oldest (after infantry and charioteers) and the most mobile of the ...

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    Written by: Umberto Giano & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian Originally a simple utilita ...

    Written by: Umberto Giano & Vanatosis Arentire Images by: Filipa Thespian Originally a simple utilitarian tool, the battle-axe is considered one of the most formidable weapons of war: from the day ...

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    Written by: Dark Starr Images by: Their respective owners "What is the 97th Aphorism in the Codes?" inqui ...

    Written by: Dark Starr Images by: Their respective owners "What is the 97th Aphorism in the Codes?" inquired Labienus. "My scrolls may not be those of Ar," I said. To be sure, the scrolls should be, a ...

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