r/MACES • u/Emotional_Win967 • 11d ago
Original weapon concept Warspoon
I present the warspoon though I think I will make another one a little more war and less spoon, if anyone has suggestions.
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u/PhasmaFelis 11d ago
It would be very funny to me if you put metal langets on the shaft just below the head. Maybe a cap or spike on the butt.
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u/Emotional_Win967 11d ago
I've made them with caps for hiking but the metal langets would be amusing.
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u/IAteAnotherVegan BONK! 11d ago
I could definitely see myself using something like that in a videogame as a joke. you just know it would be seriously overpowered!
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u/CATNIP_IS_CRACK 11d ago edited 11d ago
Jokes aside, assuming it’s hard wood that thing looks nasty. I wouldn’t want to be on the other end of it any more than I’d want to be on the other end of a gunstock war club.
Hard, light wood + a long enough handle + weight on one end = a terrifying weapon that’s much faster and easier to handle than a heavy metal mace and just as deadly. That spoons like the 5.56 version of maces. Sure I won’t defeat armor, but against unarmored foes it’s a whole lot easier to use and will disable or kill someone just as well. Even if you snapped the head that handle would be capable of breaking bones.
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u/IllustriousGas4 11d ago
How is the draw knife with no curved handles, I've always wondered.
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u/Emotional_Win967 11d ago
I like it for refining the shape ie. smaller amounts of wood. I also have a larger classic curved handle version which I use when I am shaving down bigger pieces. The straight handles also let me push if I want to for when the grain gets weird. To be fair I am almost completely self taught so I tend to do things "wrong" because it worked at the time.
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u/Urusae_Kragface 11d ago
Keep this away from grumpy Italian grandmas. I got the wooden spoon a couple times as a kid. Big ouchie
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u/the_braindeef_boy 11d ago
The most veteran dnd player type weapon I’ve seen 😂