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	A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers~~. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures~~.		A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers.

	[[Two-Handed Weapons]] are weapons which require both hands to grasp, thus can not be used with a shield. The weapons which belong to this group resemble weapons from many of the other groups. However, there is a distinct difference in the sheer size and weight of these weapons. In general, two-handed weapons hit a great deal harder and do more damage than one-handed weapons. The trade-off is less defense offered by a [[Shield\|shield]].		[[Two-Handed Weapons]] are weapons which require both hands to grasp, thus can not be used with a shield. The weapons which belong to this group resemble weapons from many of the other groups. However, there is a distinct difference in the sheer size and weight of these weapons. In general, two-handed weapons hit a great deal harder and do more damage than one-handed weapons. The trade-off is less defense offered by a [[Shield\|shield]].

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	==Related Articles==		==Related Articles==
	*[[Two-Handed Weapons]] - This skill is required to wield a claidhmore.		*[[Two-Handed Weapons]] - This skill is required to wield a claidhmore.
	*[[Legendary ~~Claidhmores~~]]		*[[Legendary claidhmores]]

	==References==		==References==

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	Standard claidhmores have a weapon weight of 12 lbs.		Standard claidhmores have a weapon weight of 12 lbs.

	The [[#Category:Damage Types\|critical damage]] ratio is 60% [[slash critical table\|slash]] to 40% [[crush critical table\|crush]].		The [[:Category:Damage Types\|critical damage]] ratio is approximately 60% [[slash critical table\|slash]] to 40% [[crush critical table\|crush]].

	Note: To edit these tables go to [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore]] (new style) [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore 2]] (old style)		Note: To edit these tables go to [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore]] (new style) [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore 2]] (old style)

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	A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures.		A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures.

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	A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures.		A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures.

	Two-~~handed~~ ~~weapons~~ are weapons which require both hands to grasp, thus can not be used with a shield. The weapons which belong to this group resemble weapons from many of the other groups. However, there is a distinct difference in the sheer size and weight of these weapons. In general, two-handed weapons hit a great deal harder and do more damage than one-handed weapons. The trade-off is less defense offered by a [[Shield\|shield]].		[[Two-Handed Weapons]] are weapons which require both hands to grasp, thus can not be used with a shield. The weapons which belong to this group resemble weapons from many of the other groups. However, there is a distinct difference in the sheer size and weight of these weapons. In general, two-handed weapons hit a great deal harder and do more damage than one-handed weapons. The trade-off is less defense offered by a [[Shield\|shield]].

	==Alternate Names==		==Alternate Names==
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⚫	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally, new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but have a lower damage factor against some armor.

	Standard claidhmores have a weapon weight of 12 lbs.		Standard claidhmores have a weapon weight of 12 lbs.

			The [[#Category:Damage Types\|critical damage]] ratio is 60% [[slash critical table\|slash]] to 40% [[crush critical table\|crush]].

			Note: To edit these tables go to [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore]] (new style) [[Template:Weapon table claidhmore 2]] (old style)

			==Old Style vs. New Style==

		⚫	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally, new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but have a lower damage factor against some armor.

	Inspecting a new-style claidhmore:		Inspecting a new-style claidhmore:

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	A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many ~~warriors~~.		A [[claidhmore]] is an especially massive variant of the two-handed sword. Its enormous bulk provides 40 points of natural [[critical weighting]] to the weapon, making the claidhmore the weapon of choice of many adventurers. Because of their natural critical weighting, claidhmores cannot be blessed for attacks against undead creatures.

			Two-handed weapons are weapons which require both hands to grasp, thus can not be used with a shield. The weapons which belong to this group resemble weapons from many of the other groups. However, there is a distinct difference in the sheer size and weight of these weapons. In general, two-handed weapons hit a great deal harder and do more damage than one-handed weapons. The trade-off is less defense offered by a [[Shield\|shield]].
⚫	==~~Other~~ Names==

	There are no other acceptable nouns for this specific weapon.
		⚫	==Alternate Names==

			*None

	==Game Mechanics==		==Game Mechanics==
	Claidhmores are on the high end of the damaging weapons in the [[Two-Handed Weapons]] skill. In addition, they ~~provide~~ a ~~decent~~ amount of critical damage to those who are on the receiving end of the weapon.		Claidhmores are on the high end of the damaging weapons in the [[Two-Handed Weapons]] skill. In addition, they have the potential to cause a substantial amount of critical damage to those who are on the receiving end of the weapon.
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	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but ~~has~~ a lower damage factor against some armor.		The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally, new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but have a lower damage factor against some armor.

			Standard claidhmores have a weapon weight of 12 lbs.

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	*[[Two-Handed Weapons]] - This skill is required to wield a claidhmore.		*[[Two-Handed Weapons]] - This skill is required to wield a claidhmore.
	*[[Legendary Claidhmores]]		*[[Legendary Claidhmores]]

			==References==

			[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/armory/twohanded.asp#Claidhmore Official Documentation >>Claidhmore]

	==External link==		==External link==

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	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against ~~plate~~ ~~armors~~.		The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against some armor.

	Inspecting a new-style claidhmore:		Inspecting a new-style claidhmore:

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	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores ~~lends~~ a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against plate armors.		The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lend a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against plate armors.

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	The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a laen claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lends a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against plate armors.		The main differences between old-style and new-style claidhmores are that old-style has a -10 [[Attack strength\|AS]] (thus a [[ICE age#SHIFT METALS\|laen]] claidhmore would be 3x - 2x = 1x or +5 AS) and a +10 AvD (versus new-style.) These factors essentially even out. Additionally new-style claidhmores lends a higher [[DS]] to many stances, but has a lower damage factor against plate armors.

	Inspecting a new-style claidhmore:		Inspecting a new-style claidhmore: