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[[File:ACO Iron Shotel.png|thumb|250px|A common iron shotel used in the Ptolemaic Kingdom]]
A '''shotel''' is a type of [[swords|sickle sword]] characterized by its exceedingly curved, virtually semicircular blade. It has its origins in {{Wiki|Abyssinia}}, but it was commonly used in [[Egypt]] by the end of the {{Wiki|Ptolemaic dynasty}} as well.
A '''shotel''' is a type of [[swords|sickle sword]] characterized by its exceedingly curved, virtually semicircular blade. It has its origins in {{Wiki|Abyssinia}}, but it was commonly used in [[Egypt]] by the end of the [[Ptolemaic dynasty]] as well.


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Revision as of 15:21, 9 September 2023

A common iron shotel used in the Ptolemaic Kingdom

A shotel is a type of sickle sword characterized by its exceedingly curved, virtually semicircular blade. It has its origins in Abyssinia, but it was commonly used in Egypt by the end of the Ptolemaic dynasty as well.

Description

Similar to swords of the nearby Middle East region, the shotel is single-edged and curved, boasting slashing power at the expense of piercing power. It is distinct among all curved swords with the degree of its curvature which is so radical that it almost forms a semicircle. In this respect, it is similar to the khopesh, but unlike its Egyptian cousin, the blade does not arc forward so sharply, ensuring a seamless, scythe-like blade that bends far beyond the rear of the hilt. While the design is unconventional, it can function as a grappling implement to hook shields and other defenses away from enemies.[1]

Weapon statistics

Peloponnesian War

Name Rarity DPS (Lvl 99) Default Engravings Availability
Shotel Rare 7829 (Randomized) Blacksmith, Loot

Ptolemaic Egypt

Name Rarity Quality (Max Level 55) Damage (Max Lvl 55) Attributes Availability
Devotee of Montu Common ?? ?? Bleeding on Hit I Blacksmith, Loot
Iron Shotel Common 114 522 Bleeding on Hit I Blacksmith, Loot
Khamudid Lost Blade Common 115 519 Critical Hit Rate III Blacksmith, Loot

Appearances

References