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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Pistol Swords have unique combat animations, similar to the [[Dagger of Brutus]] and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword]], that mainly consist of Edward paralyzing an enemy, then shooting them with the pistols, and/or impaling, then shooting. | *The Pistol Swords have unique combat animations, similar to the [[Dagger of Brutus]] and [[Vlad Tepes' Sword]], that mainly consist of Edward paralyzing an enemy, then shooting them with the pistols, and/or impaling, then shooting. | ||
*Historically, the idea of a pistol sword is much less glamorous. The reality is that such a weapon would be too heavy from the added weight of a firearm, to be carried in one hand. A second deterring factor is that if held downwards, such as Edward does when idle, the lead balls used as ammunition would often fall out of the barrels of the pistols unless fixed with wax. | *Historically, the idea of a pistol sword is much less glamorous. The reality is that such a weapon would be too heavy from the added weight of a firearm, to be carried in one hand. A second deterring factor is that if held downwards, such as Edward does when idle, the lead balls used as ammunition would often fall out of the barrels of the pistols unless fixed with wax, or had specialized locking breeches. | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 3 June 2017
The Pistol Swords were a pair of swords obtainable by Edward Kenway during the 18th century. They were given to him after he had completed all available Assassin contracts.
Weapon statistics
| Speed | Combo | Damage | Cost | Availability |
| 5 | 4 | 3 | N/A | Complete all Assassin contracts |
Trivia
- The Pistol Swords have unique combat animations, similar to the Dagger of Brutus and Vlad Tepes' Sword, that mainly consist of Edward paralyzing an enemy, then shooting them with the pistols, and/or impaling, then shooting.
- Historically, the idea of a pistol sword is much less glamorous. The reality is that such a weapon would be too heavy from the added weight of a firearm, to be carried in one hand. A second deterring factor is that if held downwards, such as Edward does when idle, the lead balls used as ammunition would often fall out of the barrels of the pistols unless fixed with wax, or had specialized locking breeches.