Dual Wielding

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DatOneGuy
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Re: Dual Wielding

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We already have a metal axe.
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Darkren
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Re: Dual Wielding

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Lumberjack axes, to speed up felling, destumping, and chopping. A one-handed metal axe could actually make axes viable for combat, since you could use it with a shield.
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Re: Dual Wielding

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