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Old 28th March 2021, 07:09 PM   #4
Kubur
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Originally Posted by CNK1
Hello Kubur,

The wood one is really strange and I can't figure the use of this one
I agree...
I have seen wooden flyssa swords, I have seen wooden yataghans.
People say that they were made for training or for children.
Some say that they were just decorative.
Frankly I don't know...
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