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axe
This tag is added when the post contains a distinctive type of tools/melee_weapon which is comprised of a (usually wooden) shaft with either a double-edged, curved blade or a single, wedge-shaped blade at the end.
These can vary in size considerably from small, single-handed tools to large, oversized two-handed weapons.
Examples:
post #714433 post #706915 post #957477 post #3578837
Blade Types
- Blade count
- Single bitted axe - Single cutting edge.
- double_bitted_axe - A cutting edge on both sides.
- double_axe - A handle with an axe head on both ends.
- Blade orientation
- Vertical axe head - Vertical cutting edge.
- adze - Horizontal cutting edge.
- palm axe head - Upwards-facing cutting edge.
- Blade shape
- bearded_axe - Hooked axe head.
- broad axe bit - Wider cutting edge.
- narrow axe bit - Narrower cutting edge.
- thick axe head - Heavier axe head.
- thin axe head - Lighter but sharper axe head.
Axe Types
- Simple:
- felling_axe - Woodcutting axe.
- hatchet - Smaller sized axe.
- weapons
- battle_axe
- greataxe Polearm + Larger axe head
- halberd - Axe + Spear + Hook
- shepherd's axe - Looks like a walking stick.
- tomahawk - Smaller sized axe of Native American design.
- palm_axe - Polearm + Upward-facing axe.
- labrys - Shorter handle + Double bitted axe
- axe_hand - Gauntlets_(weapon) + Axe head / Prosthetic hand + Axe head
External:
The following tags are aliased to this tag: ax (learn more).
The following tags implicate this tag: felling_axe, hatchet, battle_axe, tomahawk, holding_axe (learn more).
