Scimitar - Revision history

imported>Soranin: /* Weapon statistics */

2024-10-15T14:30:44Z

Weapon statistics

imported>Soranin: /* Description */

2024-02-09T02:59:36Z

Description

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	The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />		The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />
			[[File:Scimitar BH.png\|250px\|thumb\|left\|The Persian Shamshir]]
	Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other Persian scimitars bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>		Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other Persian scimitars bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>

imported>Soranin at 02:58, 9 February 2024

2024-02-09T02:58:04Z

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	The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />		The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />

	Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other [[Persian scimitars]] bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>		Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other Persian scimitars bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />		Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />
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	\|7%		\|7%
	\| +5 Lethality		\| +5 Lethality
	\|1,200 [[Real\|R]]<br>15 Copper Ore<br>15 Tin Ore		\|1,200 [[Real]]es<br>15 [[Copper]] Ore<br>15 [[Tin]] Ore
	\|-		\|-
	![[Fine Scimitar]]		![[Fine Scimitar]]
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	\|7%		\|7%
	\| +8 Lethality		\| +8 Lethality
	\|4,000 R<br>50 Iron Ore<br>50 Leather Scraps<br>1 Scimitar		\|4,000 R<br>50 Iron Ore<br>50 [[Leather]] Scraps<br>1 Scimitar
	\|-		\|-
			![[Syrian Sabre]]
			\|★★
			\|36-50
			\|1.00
			\|7%
			\| +1% Critical Chance<br />+10% Critical Bonus<br />+1% Dodge
			\|4,000 Reales<br />50 [[Iron]] Ore<br />50 Tanned Leather
			\|-
			![[Syrian Sabre\|Fine Syrian Sabre]]
			\|★★★
			\|108-132
			\|1.00
			\|7%
			\| +2% Critical Chance<br />+20% Critical Bonus<br />+1% Dodge
			\|9,000 Reales<br />100 [[Steel\|Steel Ingot]]<br />100 Hardened Leather<br />1 Syrian Sabre
			\|-
			![[Branded Kilij]]
			\|★★★★★
			\|1.8k-1.9k
			\|1.00
			\|7%
			\| +200 Defense<br />+100 Health<br />+5% Critical Chance<br />+10% Critical Bonus
			\|150,000 Reales<br />130 [[Gold]] ingots<br />80 Fine [[Silk]]<br />1 [[Malachite]]
	\|}		\|}

imported>Darman36: /* Appearances */

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Appearances

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]]''

	==References==		==References==

imported>Soranin: /* Spanish Renaissance */

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Spanish Renaissance

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	===Spanish Renaissance===		===Spanish Renaissance===
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	! width="5%" \|Name		!width="20%" \|Name
	! width="5%" \|Damage		!width="10%" \|Tier
	! width="5%" \|Speed		!width="5%" \|Damage
	! width="5%" \|~~Lethality~~		!width="5%" \|Speed
	! width="5%" \|~~Miss Chance~~		!width="10%" \|Miss Chance
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	![[Scimitar (Rebellion)\|Scimitar]]		![[Scimitar (Rebellion)\|Scimitar]]
			\|★
	\|12-18		\|12-18
	\|1.00		\|1.00
	~~\| +5~~
	\|7%		\|7%
	\|		\| +5 Lethality
	1,200 ~~Coins~~		\|1,200 [[Real\|R]]<br>15 Copper Ore<br>15 Tin Ore

	15 Copper Ore

	15 Tin Ore
	\|-		\|-
	![[Fine Scimitar]]		![[Fine Scimitar]]
			\|★★
	\|38-48		\|38-48
	\|1.00		\|1.00
	~~\| +8~~
	\|7%		\|7%
	\|		\| +8 Lethality
	4,000 ~~Coins~~		\|4,000 R<br>50 Iron Ore<br>50 Leather Scraps<br>1 Scimitar
			\|-
	50 Iron Ore

	50 Leather ~~Straps~~

	1 Scimitar
	\|}		\|}

imported>Darman36 at 15:38, 11 August 2023

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	[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]		[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]
	A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[~~swords\|~~sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.		A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.<ref>{{WP\|Scimitar}}</ref> It was used predominantly throughout Western [[Asia]] and North [[Africa]] in a wide variety of forms, including the [[Syrian Sabre]] and the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Janissary Kilij]]. Rare but not unknown to [[Europe]] via export and transmission, [[Piracy\|pirates]] of the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]] also favored scimitars alongside the more typical [[cutlass]]es.

	It was used predominantly throughout Western [[Asia]] and North [[Africa]] in a wide variety of forms, including the [[Syrian Sabre]] and the [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Janissary ~~Kijil~~]]. Rare but not unknown to [[Europe]] via export and transmission, [[~~piracy~~\|pirates]] of the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] during the [[Golden Age of Piracy]] also favored scimitars alongside the more typical [[cutlass]]es.

	==Description==		==Description==
	[[File:Yusuf Kijil.png\|thumb\|250px\|[[Yusuf's Turkish ~~Kijil~~\|~~Yusuf~~ Tazim's kilij]]]]		[[File:Yusuf Kijil.png\|thumb\|250px\|[[Yusuf's Turkish Kilij\|Yusif Tazim's kilij]]]]
	Akin to the European [[saber]], a scimitar is a single-edged, curved sword hailing from West Asia that takes on a myriad of forms depending on its cultural origin.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''</ref><ref name="AC1">''[[Assassin's Creed]]''</ref><ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''</ref><ref name="ACR">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref><ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>		Akin to the European [[saber]], a scimitar is a single-edged, curved sword hailing from West Asia that takes on a myriad of forms depending on its cultural origin.<ref name="ACAC">''[[Assassin's Creed: Altaïr's Chronicles]]''</ref><ref name="AC1">''[[Assassin's Creed]]''</ref><ref name="AC2">''[[Assassin's Creed II]]''</ref><ref name="ACR">''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''</ref><ref name="ACU">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>

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	As a ubiquitous type of sword in the Middle East, the scimitar was widespread among [[Saracens\|Saracen]] forces during the [[Crusades]]. In the [[Third Crusade]], they were employed by not only Saracen [[guards]]<ref name="AC1" /> but the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] as well. In 1190, the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] utilized two distinct types of scimitars during his [[Quest for the Chalice\|mission]] to recover the [[Chalice]]. They were the most powerful weapons he had in possession until he was given a [[Sword of Adha\|special sword]] by his lover [[Adha]], the Chalice.<ref name="ACAC" /> The next year, he no longer bore any of the swords he had utilized in that prior mission. [[Master Assassin]]s, such as he, were entitled to the prestigious Syrian Sabre, among the deadliest in the Levantine Brotherhood's armory at the time.<ref name="AC1" />		As a ubiquitous type of sword in the Middle East, the scimitar was widespread among [[Saracens\|Saracen]] forces during the [[Crusades]]. In the [[Third Crusade]], they were employed by not only Saracen [[guards]]<ref name="AC1" /> but the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] as well. In 1190, the Assassin [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] utilized two distinct types of scimitars during his [[Quest for the Chalice\|mission]] to recover the [[Chalice]]. They were the most powerful weapons he had in possession until he was given a [[Sword of Adha\|special sword]] by his lover [[Adha]], the Chalice.<ref name="ACAC" /> The next year, he no longer bore any of the swords he had utilized in that prior mission. [[Master Assassin]]s, such as he, were entitled to the prestigious Syrian Sabre, among the deadliest in the Levantine Brotherhood's armory at the time.<ref name="AC1" />

	During the Italian Renaissance, a certain model of the Persian scimitar characterized by a distinctively broad blade was widespread throughout the Italian city-states. It was sold at [[~~blacksmiths\|~~blacksmith]] shops across cities such as [[Florence]], [[Venice]], [[Forlì]], [[Monteriggioni]], and [[San Gimignano]] and saw service with many city guards.<ref name="AC2" /> This model also found its way to [[Constantinople]], then under the [[Ottoman Empire]]. Nevertheless, the Ottoman military had their own design of scimitars, the Turkish kilij, which was likewise a regular sword of the [[Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins]].<ref name="ACR" />		During the Italian Renaissance, a certain model of the Persian scimitar characterized by a distinctively broad blade was widespread throughout the Italian city-states. It was sold at [[blacksmith]] shops across cities such as [[Florence]], [[Venice]], [[Forlì]], [[Monteriggioni]], and [[San Gimignano]] and saw service with many city guards.<ref name="AC2" /> This model also found its way to [[Constantinople]], then under the [[Ottoman Empire]]. Nevertheless, the Ottoman military had their own design of scimitars, the Turkish kilij, which was likewise a regular sword of the [[Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins]].<ref name="ACR" />

	Aside from their brief foray into Italy during the Renaissance, scimitars remained a rarity in Europe.<ref name="ACU" /> European armies of the 18th century developed their own single-edged, curved swords commonly known as sabers.<ref name="AC4" /><ref name="ACU" /><ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref> Despite this, scimitars were popular among European pirates who roamed the West Indies during the early 18th century.<ref name="AC4" /> They remained rare in [[France]] at the time of the [[French Revolution]], but some scimitars still found their ways into [[Paris]]ian markets.<ref name="ACU" />		Aside from their brief foray into Italy during the Renaissance, scimitars remained a rarity in Europe.<ref name="ACU" /> European armies of the 18th century developed their own single-edged, curved swords commonly known as sabers.<ref name="AC4" /><ref name="ACU" /><ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref> Despite this, scimitars were popular among European pirates who roamed the West Indies during the early 18th century.<ref name="AC4" /> They remained rare in [[France]] at the time of the [[French Revolution]], but some scimitars still found their ways into [[Paris]]ian markets.<ref name="ACU" />
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	\|-		\|-
	![[Syrian Sabre\|Assassin's Sword (Enhanced II)]]		![[Syrian Sabre\|Assassin's Sword (Enhanced II)]]<ref name="ACGuide">''[[Assassin's Creed: Official Game Guide]]''</ref>
	<ref name="ACGuide">''[[Assassin's Creed: Official Game Guide]]''</ref>
	\|3		\|3
	\|Sequence 6; Assassin's Rank 9		\|Sequence 6; Assassin's Rank 9
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	\|-		\|-
	![[Janissary ~~Kijil~~]]		![[Janissary Kilij]]
	\|4		\|4
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	![[Yusuf's Turkish ~~Kijil~~]]		![[Yusuf's Turkish Kilij]]
	\|5		\|5
	\|5		\|5
	\|5		\|5
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|Complete [[The Deacon, Part 1]]		\|Complete "[[The Deacon, Part 1]]"
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	![[Scimitar (Unity)\|Scimitar]]		![[Scimitar (Unity)\|Scimitar]]
	\|~~* * *~~		\|◆◆◆
	\|3		\|3
	\|3		\|3

imported>Sol Pacificus: I was actually deliberating referring to Persian scimitars in general in this case (but linking to "Persian Scimitars" as an example)

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I was actually deliberating referring to Persian scimitars in general in this case (but linking to "Persian Scimitars" as an example)

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	The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />		The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />

	Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other [[Persian ~~Scimitars~~]] bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>		Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other [[Persian scimitars]] bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />		Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />

imported>Soranin: /* Description */

2022-09-11T17:31:21Z

Description

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	The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />		The Turkish kilij, for instance, bears a distinctive blade which is only slightly curved for the first half or third of the blade from the hilt before rearing back radically at the last half. A little further from the point of the shift, at around the last third towards the tip, the blade widens suddenly, such that it appears to "flare" outwards. This spontaneous change in degree of curvature along with the flaring tip is a trademark of the kilij, a Turkish type of scimitar.<ref name="ACR" />

	Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other [[Persian ~~scimitars~~]] bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>		Other varieties of scimitars are more conventional. The blades of Syrian Sabres are moderately curved throughout their entire length. The profile of their blades alongside the simple guard at the grip makes it quite similar to the much later European saber.<ref name="AC1" /> Unlike the kilij, Persian scimitars are less uniform in design; the [[Persian Shamshir]] common throughout [[Italy]] during the [[Renaissance]] boasted an exceedingly broad blade while other [[Persian Scimitars]] bore slender or tapering blades.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />		Scimitars were also diverse in terms of performance. In some cases, aged swords such as the powerful Syrian Sabre even decayed in efficacy over the centuries.<ref name="AC1" /><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref> However, given scimitars' common design feature as single-edged, curved swords, cutting power is a universal quality. Slashing techniques is a specialty of scimitars at the expense of piercing power.<ref name="AC2" /><ref name="ACR" />

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	[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]		[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]
	A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[swords\|sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.		A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[swords\|sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.

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 *''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''
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 ==References==

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	[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]		[[File:ACU Scimitar.png\|thumb\|250px\|A scimitar]]
	A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[swords\|sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.		A '''scimitar''' is a single-edged, curved [[swords\|sword]] of [[Middle East]]ern origin.