Gudbrand Blade - Revision history

Soranin: /* Behind the scenes */

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Behind the scenes

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [~~[w:c~~:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''~~[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor~~\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Harlequin (Sword)\|Harlequin]] and [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.		The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [https://forhonor.fandom.com/wiki/Gudbrand Gudbrand] weapon set from ''{{Wiki\|For Honor}}'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Harlequin (Sword)\|Harlequin]] and [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Soranin: /* References */

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References

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	~~<!--~~<!--[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]~~-->~~-->		<!--[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]-->
	[[Category:Swords]]		[[Category:Swords]]
	[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]		[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	<!--[[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]]-->		<!--<!--[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]-->-->
	[[Category:Swords]]		[[Category:Swords]]
	[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]		[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]

Soranin at 18:39, 2 May 2026

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	[[File:~~ACO_Gudbrand_Blade~~.png\|thumb\|250px\|Gudbrand Blade]]		[[File:ACO Amun's Blade.png\|thumb\|250px\|Gudbrand Blade]]
	The '''Gudbrand Blade''' was a double-edge, straight [[swords\|sword]] whose gleaming white blade and majestic design associated it with heroism and honor.		The '''Gudbrand Blade''' was a double-edge, straight [[swords\|sword]] whose gleaming white blade and majestic design associated it with heroism and honor.

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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}[[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]]		{{Reflist}}
			<!--[[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]]-->
	[[Category:Swords]]		[[Category:Swords]]
	[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]		[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]

imported>Soranin at 00:01, 13 January 2025

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	!Availability		!Availability
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	\|~~Common~~		{{#section:AC:CST/Weapons\|"Gudbrand Blade"}}
	~~\|114~~
	~~\|519~~
	~~\|Critical Hit Rate I~~
	~~\|Blacksmith, Loot~~
	\|-		\|-
	!colspan="5"\|Description		!colspan="5"\|Description

imported>Soranin: /* Behind the scenes */

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Behind the scenes

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[~~Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|~~Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Harlequin (Sword)\|Harlequin]] and [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.		The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Harlequin (Sword)\|Harlequin]] and [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>VilkaTheWolf: /* Weapon statistics */

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Weapon statistics

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	\|Critical Hit Rate I		\|Critical Hit Rate I
	\|Blacksmith, Loot		\|Blacksmith, Loot
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			!colspan="5"\|Description
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			\|colspan="5"\|''A warrior with Honor would have been heroic with this weapon. ''
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imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Behind the scenes */

2020-07-09T11:00:26Z

Behind the scenes

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.		The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Harlequin (Sword)\|Harlequin]] and [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Lacrossedeamon: /* Trivia */

2020-07-09T10:49:40Z

Trivia

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	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*The Gudbrand Blade is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> However, it's depicted as being sword size in game.		The Gudbrand Blade, a weapon introduced in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'', is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> A similar weapon also appeared on the cover of 1997 French computer game ''{{Wiki\|Egypt 1156 B.C.}}''. However, it's depicted as being sword size in game. And likewise conversely, its name is a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game. The weapon model is not unique as the Gudbrand Blade shares it with the [[Amun's Blade]] from the same game and the [[Worship Sword]] and its variants from ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.
	*Its name ~~appears to be~~ a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game.
	*The Gudbrand Blade shares the same ~~weapon model as~~ the [[~~Amun~~'s ~~Blade~~]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:58, 3 April 2019

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	*The Gudbrand Blade is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> However, it's depicted as being sword size in game.		*The Gudbrand Blade is visually based on a dagger of princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II from the Middle Kingdom period exhibited in the [[Wikipedia:Egyptian Museum\|Egyptian Museum]].<ref name="dagger">[https://twitter.com/egyptianmuseumc/status/625982869043867648 Bronze Dagger of Princess Ita daughter of Amenemhat II with Handle of Gold, Lapis Lazuli, Middle Kingdom- Room P4]. Official Egyptian Museum Twitter account. Accessed 18 January 2018.</ref> However, it's depicted as being sword size in game.
	*Its name appears to be a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game.		*Its name appears to be a reference to the [[w:c:forhonor:Gudbrand\|Gudbrand]] weapon set from ''[[w:c:forhonor:For Honor\|For Honor]]'', another Ubisoft game.
			*The Gudbrand Blade shares the same weapon model as the [[Amun's Blade]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	==References==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}[[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]]
	[[fr:Lame de Gudbrand]]
	[[Category:Swords]]		[[Category:Swords]]
	[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]		[[Category:1st century BCE weapons]]