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Osirion Swords
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A set of four Osirion blades, you may recognize a couple of them.
Check a real sword crafted by
inspired on this illo's Kopesh
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buzzgunner
Oct 5, 2011
Beautiful work! I wonder, however, if the "Kaleshite Kopesh" shouldn't really be considered more of an extreme form of an Ottoman "Yataghan"?
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Your pommel is different from the classic yataghan style and your blade is more curved, but the similarity is unmistakable.
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butterfrog
Oct 6, 2011
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Maybe that's its proper name. Didn't put any real-world research time on this one
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hamsterpaj
Oct 19, 2010
That is a good looking bunch of swords right there. Good for inspiration too
I like it!
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butterfrog
Oct 19, 2010
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Thnxs!
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Anwel
Jul 9, 2010
Hey buddy, can I use the kopesh draw on my blog?
My D&D fellows and I are telling the story of our campaign.
Just love the kopesh work you made!
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butterfrog
Jul 10, 2010
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yup, go ahead and use it! I'd appreciate if you mention me as the "artist" of the illo and link it to my gallery, but that's not a "requirement" for you to use it
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Anwel
Jul 10, 2010
Thank you!
I put the name of the archive as "osirion_swords_by_butterfrog".
If you want to see it:
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Unfortanelly, the blog is in portuguese =/
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butterfrog
Jul 10, 2010
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Glad it was useful
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Mordredh
Jan 8, 2010
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These are awesome, did you design them or are they from a videogame (if so, which one)?
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butterfrog
Jan 8, 2010
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I did these for fun based on real egyptian swords and some fantasy culture from the Pathfinder roleplaying game
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Your pommel is different from the classic yataghan style and your blade is more curved, but the similarity is unmistakable.
My D&D fellows and I are telling the story of our campaign.
Just love the kopesh work you made!
I put the name of the archive as "osirion_swords_by_butterfrog".
If you want to see it:
[link]
Unfortanelly, the blog is in portuguese =/