Following Orders

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Thank you my brother. I remember the days long ago when you served directly under his holiness.

Aaahhh yes, those were the days.........memories....

[Lady Christina de Pond]

Rofl go ahead excomunicates me who you gonna pick at next fem? you know you'd miss me

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Rofl go ahead excomunicates me who you gonna pick at next fem? you know you'd miss me

Consider your self under excommunication!

[Lady Christina de Pond]

  how rude kicking me out

[Sir William Marcus]

[Lady Christina de Pond]

tosses pillow at Sir Marcus

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

tosses pillow at Sir Marcus

An assault on one of the Pope's militia, is like an assault on the Vicar of Christ himself! Especially when it's conducted by an excommunicate! 

[Lady Christina de Pond]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

Every action begins with one small event, and successful accomplishments are insured through rehearsal....

[Sir William Marcus]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

Dangerous weapon indeed, as it could of been filled with bricks or even explosives. Then again perhaps your a member of the.....

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

The threat of suffocation by pillow remained a constant and ominously unspoken threat to Crusaders everywhere....

[Lady Christina de Pond]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

Dangerous weapon indeed, as it could of been filled with bricks or even explosives. Then again perhaps your a member of the.....

Rofl it only had cotton in it.

[Lady Christina de Pond]

you asked for it and now yall got it. the only ren pic i could find of myself i will ask some of my other friends if they have any this one is rather horrid

[Sir William Marcus]

yeah it was really dangerous weapon too. a pillow

The threat of suffocation by pillow remained a constant and ominously unspoken threat to Crusaders everywhere....

ROFLMAO BROTHER!!!!!  I can't even imagine where you found that one at!

[Sir William Marcus]

Not to bad a of sword and easy on a crusaders budget. Check out the "Templar Sword from Arms of Valor"




Blade length: 34.5"
Handle/Hilt length: 8.5"
Overall: 43"
Balance Point: 5.0" Below Hilt
Weight: 3 lbs. 1.4 oz.

Note: The blade is 3/16" high carbon spring steel with a full hefty tang. It was tested on several 2"x4" standing up and split them with no marring on the blade. Then they tested it on a 2"x4" cross ways resting on each side on a solid rest and came straight down. It did not cut all the way through but it did cut deep and again did not mar the blade or edge. Then they went to the ultimate test Steel-to-Steel. They did 9 good blows, it nicked the blade but did not break the blade not break the tang or handle in either of these test.

See the tests and read a review of this sword at ...  http://www.swordsofvalor.com/Gen2Crusader.html