So Boromir didn’t make it to Mordor but he made it to Cardoor…😅

@theperfectbotsteve4916

Жыл бұрын

hehe car door

@shatnermohanty6678

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@jopa24601

11 ай бұрын

😁😁😁

"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of duct tape."

@durandol

Жыл бұрын

Even in debt, I still serve the duct tape.

@handlesrstupid123

Жыл бұрын

duct tape within, duct tape without

@battlerushiromiya3428

Жыл бұрын

WD-40 for the WD-40 god, duct tape for the duct tape throne!

@matthiuskoenig3378

Жыл бұрын

He does not care what the wd-40 lubricates, only that it does

@KaiHung-wv3ul

7 ай бұрын

Wrapping is the duty of duct tape, and only in death does duty end.

A duct tape special…. YOU GUYS REALLY ARE BECOMING MYTHBUSTERS !

@karry299

Жыл бұрын

In before three explosion idiots joined in and ruined the show.

@Pauzix

Жыл бұрын

Well if Nate wears a beret...

@cpaul562

Жыл бұрын

@@Pauzix omg yes.

@grayfox9191

Жыл бұрын

They've even got a Buster! Lol.

@lalli8152

Жыл бұрын

Duct tape is simply amazing. Even macgyver when script demanded it carried flattened roll in his back pocket everywhere he went

You should have recorded Shad's reaction to seeing the footage of the bec de corban breaking.

@Grandwigg

Жыл бұрын

I think it would have broken community guidelines

@DwarfEater2727

Жыл бұрын

War crimes like that break comunity guide lines. Shad has probably spiraled into depresion because of the bec do corban.

@TemperedMedia

Жыл бұрын

@@stevealford230 If that were the case, the video title would have read "I let them break my weapons"

@RainMakeR_Workshop

Жыл бұрын

@@stevealford230 Is life fun with that kind of mentality? Because it sure sounds like you're anything but fun.

@RainMakeR_Workshop

Жыл бұрын

@@stevealford230 I mean, your mentality in these comments seem pretty unfun and "shitty" to me. Seriously, if you don't like the content, why even watch it? Also the fact you felt the need to say how fun your life is, I mean... you have to see how that comes off right?

At about the same time Shad announced a reduced role in the channel, a couple other channels I follow had done the same thing and came out far worse after the move, so I was a little worried. Have to say, though, not only has the spirit of the channel remained completely on track but the flexibility and increased opportunities multiple "hosts" offers has provided for some fantastic viewing that I don't think could have been done before. Well done, and great work to everyone involved!

@jesustyronechrist2330

Жыл бұрын

I honestly don't mind not seeing Shad, I like the new hosts, but the skits they do are too long and unfunny (yes, with Shad too). It's fine if they'd keep them short, just as reactions or something, but when these skits go on for 20 seconds on end, it feels like I'm watching a super shitty impro-stand-up (which it probably is). I end up being irritated and skip around the video to get to the interesting edu-tainment bits. I think if they cut off the fat from the skits and only use them as short transitions, the content will improve.

@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947

Жыл бұрын

For me, they took and cloned Shad because of its similarity.

@BobT36

Жыл бұрын

@@jesustyronechrist2330 Yeah 1 short skit per episode is enough. I like Shad's intros and conclusions though, but the silly "hi I'm still here" intermissions are only needed once. I don't mind the beginning and end ones, just the mid-episode ones are a tad irritating. THAT SAID, I didn't feel there was any of that sillyness this episode! And the editing at 8:10 was pretty funny. The slightly silly bits were just to keep it to the format of those mythbuster episodes (including the "travelling" to the garden, LOL). Shout out to Tyranth who has been putting in some fantastic work, and Nate adds a great second role and perspective too. It's good seeing Shad having someone else as knowledgeable / skilled to spar with and work stuff out. Hopefully it's giving Shad some time to rest and focus on his other projects, rather than worrying about EVERYTHING. (The fate of an OCD completionist..) Not forgetting Kramer's fantastic insights, and Nathan's hard work behind the scenes, too. Keep at it mates!

@PapagaioPianist

Жыл бұрын

​@@jesustyronechrist2330 mf complaining about 20 seconds

@David_Fellner

Жыл бұрын

I had the same concern (at first) and the way they've adapted is admirable. The new hosts definitely feel like they have a legitimate role in the show and are not just shoehorned in reading Shad's words; they both do their own thing and in a way that fits the tone of the channel. And since Shad still hosts videos himself, it doesn't feel like anything has been lost.

The "don't try this at home" intro is absolutely amazing. You all managed to brighten my day within the first 5 seconds of the video.

@Mihoshika

Жыл бұрын

I mean, kinda obvious green screen. Can see the outline around baldy.

I propose to call this sort of post-apocalyptic "medieval" stuff Mad Shad.

@Gaius453

Жыл бұрын

Shadpunk

@ComXDude

Жыл бұрын

Shad Max Or Shadventure Time

@MonkeyJedi99

Жыл бұрын

Hardware Store HEMA?

@sevionmelidan1682

Жыл бұрын

He's mad, Shad, and dangerous to know.

@diomedes39

Жыл бұрын

@@MonkeyJedi99 this is a beautiful idea

- You could wrap some sticks around the point where the spear was broken. It would be more resistant than just duct taping the spear. - You could also take a wooden shield and wrap its borders with duct tape (like around the border). This way, duct tape would work like on Viking shields, that is, making it difficult to release a sword that got stuck on its borders.

@Likexner

Жыл бұрын

"- You could wrap some sticks around the point where the spear was broken. It would be more resistant than just duct taping the spear." Thats what i did when i broke a broom.

@CazadorSlayer

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, like a bit of a splint for your spear lol.

@MaaZeus

Жыл бұрын

Basically make a splint for the spear and duct tape it on? That is a good idea!

@Lemon_Force

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I really wish they would have tried splinting the spear!

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

That is pretty much the easiest way to fix a broken thing if you want to keep the thing that is broken. It works not only for spears but even for things like legs. Nowadays we have the splits inside and screw them directly to the bone, but the principle is ancient.

Something really important to keep in mind for testing duct tape armor is the grain: if you dont make the layers going different directions then itll split really easily from slashes at a certain angle, like shields do that are made of planks instead of plywood.

Shad is going to be absolutely LIVID once he finds out what you guys ended up breaking.

@GuitarsRockForever

Жыл бұрын

It can be fixed, fortunately.

@n0wheregrrl

Жыл бұрын

@@GuitarsRockForever Just need some duct tape.

There was this guy back in the day who's bush plane went down in Alaska, about 40min fly time from the nearest town. He was flying an old canvas covered biplane (I think it is called). He happened to have an ass load of duct tape cuz he was delivering supplies to people out in the middle of nowhere. So he duct taped his plane back together, stuck the wings back on and fixed the canvas hull. He managed to take off and fly the 40min back to town. Duct tape literally saved his life cuz it was the middle of winter and there was no way he would have survived that far away from civilization, in the middle of an Alaskan winter. So yeaaaa for duct tape, I always have a few rolls cuz the stuff is great. Gorilla tape is even better, in some instances, but wayyyy too expensive. 😊

@naonna1

Жыл бұрын

Mythbusters also proved a plane made mostly of duct tape DOES work as long as the frame is sturdy. Good watch.

@garethbaus5471

Жыл бұрын

T rex tape is to gorilla tape what gorilla tape is to regular duct tape. Expensive but even more durable and waterproof.

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

wooden frames and canvas covers, the earliest ways to build planes. Nowadays we use steel frames and aluminium covers, but the principle is the same.

If you guys do end up getting a new Boromir, give the old one a send off similar to how he was in the books. Also name the new one Faramir.

@mrexpendable1232

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and treat him like shit and keep going on about how much better boromir was

@decadesofdenial4486

Жыл бұрын

Love it ahaha

@Archgeek0

10 ай бұрын

@@mrexpendable1232 Okay Denethor.

@KaiHung-wv3ul

7 ай бұрын

Also try to burn it at least once.

If Shad doesn't already know of the results, it would be fun to watch his reactions to this video.

Love the Red Green clip at the beginning. The sheer amount of the Handyman's Secret Weapon they must have used on that show just boggles the mind. If you ever need to fix two car halves together, six large rolls will do the trick

@plick645

Жыл бұрын

My favorite episode was when they made a convertible with duct tape.

@MosBikeShop

Жыл бұрын

When I saw Red Green on a speaking tour, people brought in their duck tape creations. One guy had made a little hovercraft for his young daughter to ride around on.

As one of Deckard Cain's grandsons, i can confirm that the Duct Tape is the most powerful Diablo Weapon.

@chanceholland8153

Жыл бұрын

*Griswold's anger intensifies*

No matter the situation, no matter how in peril my life is, no matter how many years wear and tear against me.... IT SHALL ALWAYS BE KNOWN AS DUCK TAPE and it can FIX ANYTHING says my dad.

@poilboiler

Жыл бұрын

Tape the mouths, and beaks, shut on everyone who disagrees!

@guyincognito959

Жыл бұрын

🦆🦆🦆

@Avernaith

Жыл бұрын

Duck tape was its original name in WW2. It came to be called duct tape when it made it back to the States but ironically ducts are one thing it's very bad at fixing (because the latent heat weakens the adhesive)

@TheNetsrac

Жыл бұрын

Quack, damn you 😜

@guyincognito959

Жыл бұрын

@@Avernaith I had to google now. I am not a native speaker, but it seems that in US english there is a term: duck cloth, cotton duck or duck canvas. Which is just a name for cloth. Also something about the Dutch word "doek", which again means "cloth". I guess there is the connection, people of Dutch origin making cloth in the US, and this was used to seal ammo boxes, which again was replaced by the new, better, "duck tape", the cloth tape that can seal....

The trick at the beginning :) Masterclass

I am so glad that Shad decided to bring on new hosts! Not only because he needs to take care of himself but also because unlike some media where new people/hosts may feel slightly out of place, at no point have i felt like these new videos are anything other than a branched out and fully realized Shadiversity brand! Keep up the good work everyone!

i know the opening shot is edited, but .... damn, how many shot does it take to stick the ogance to the spear ?

@marcogenovesi8570

Жыл бұрын

Not many, the other guy in the back was aiming the spear and looking at the orange while it was falling down. It helps a lot when the spear is "guided"

@bus3957

Жыл бұрын

​@@marcogenovesi8570The timing was pretty good on whatever take that was as well. Bcuz I didn't even notice nate was helping to guide the Spear. He looks at the camera at just the right time that I missed it.

Tip to make duct tape armor sections more durable: alternate directions. Duct tape has directional strength, so alternating the placement (ideally 3, 5, or 7 directions or multiples of such) will MASSIVELY increase the strength you get out of the same number of layers compared to linear placement. Easiest but most wasteful way is figure out a shape that is the diameter of the surface and make as many layers as you plan to add as roundish or square “blanks” out of in line strips, then cut out the desired shape, rotating precise ° increments to get all different orientations

@jameswilson-cj9mh

Жыл бұрын

i will say the thrust with katana may have been slightly bad due to thrusting where already cut and not middle but nice episode

@danielcrafter9349

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking this - people forget that duct-tape is essentially a fabric

I am absolutely loving these newer videos. You can really feel how much fun they are having.

God damn, Tyrant is fucking scary, that man had so much power it’s amazing

@NinjaAdorable

Жыл бұрын

Wait... His name is actually "Tyrant"?!! I thought I was mishearing this whole time!! Is he like Shad's son or something?

@kingofspades76

Жыл бұрын

@@NinjaAdorable I’m very sure their ages are a tad too close, I have to be honest, I don’t know who he was before seeing him on Shadiversity, but he and Nate as well are a great addition to the team and I’m glad they support Shad and deliver such great entertaining content on their own and with Shad together

@kingofspades76

Жыл бұрын

@@NinjaAdorable His name is Tyranth (forgot the H), at least his name on KZread is and that’s what he and others call him

Fantastic work. One of the best videos yet, editing, professionalism, set dressing, presentation. Good work and good luck!

Every video, I just appreciate how monstrously strong Tyranth is. To even try to produce a hit strong as his would probably most likely tear my tendons.

I think adding the lads is working so well because you all really seem like friends doing nerdy hema/medieval stuff for fun. You’re all learning and taking us with you while having fun. It’s perfect and you all seem like great guys I would want to hang with.

As an engineer that uses duct tape enough, I know there are different manufacturers and grades. The high cloth variants are vastly superior if you are trying to make armor. Better still, make a hardware store gambeson using metal duct steel, gambeson, and nuts and bolts. The best part is ease of repair and re-manufacture with those things.

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

would key rings work for mail? or would it need something like nuts to be strong enough. But whatever people say, the hardware store would be my target of choice in case of a zombie apocalypse. All kinds of materials to build bite-proof armor and all kinds of tools that can be manufactured into weapons.

I love the editing on this video! I see good videos in the future for Shadiversity 👍

This gave me so much nostalgia...honestly, one of your best videos

Nice addition of the slow motion camera 😁. It is pretty satisfying to see the bec de corbin collapse parts of the car door at multiple speeds. Wait, wait, wait .... could you guys do an equipment maintenance montage? Would really love to see how much and what you do to maintain all of these weapons and armor.

Key to proper duck tape armor is to not just use the duck tape. its to use duck tape to wrap and tape pillows, towels, and other linen to yourself.

@Chrisspru

Жыл бұрын

ducttape has tensile strenght, but no cut/piercing resistance. tiles and wood wrapped in tape and taped together is very strong.

I am looking forward to seeing Shad's reaction to the bec-decorbin.

You guys absolutely nailed the Mythbusters videography, pacing and writing. This was so nostalgic! Grant Imahara gone too young.

Here's 2 bucks for that trick shot Tyranth

I love this! I’ve been thinking about this for post-apocalyptic settings. Especially as anti-bite armor.

@diomedes39

Жыл бұрын

Layer it with magazines and nothing will get through

So glad to see this! Especially the send up to the mythbusters throughout!

I so wish i saw Shad's genuine reaction to the broken crow's beak.

Excellent and interesting video, thank you all very much big 👍🏻to the new-ish cohosts, they bounce really well off each other and fit in really well

Hey but in an adventurer’s setting, (having a form of duct tape (Mediaeval tape)) would be very useful building shelters, temporary repairs in clothing, backpacks, pouches or setting up traps and snares, holding prisoners, maybe you guys should make a video about that side, maybe making some attempts at making tape out of available medieval materials!

@Bleepbleepblorbus

6 ай бұрын

That sounds like it would work on paper. Duct tape is made adhesive, latex/rubber and and fabric. The Olmecs had latex, they had woven fabric. The Olmecs could of *hypothetically* used sticky sap to make somekind of proto-duct tape

Tyranth is hilarious. His subtle looks at the camera, and quips have me going every time.

omg i love these two, both them and shad are so charismatic and cool~ you guys are the star of the show, thanks for the content. great content!

I think the editing on this video is really well done, this channel is really good at making each video better than the last.

Why does this make me think of that show where plump men use weapons to hack at meat, maybe it's the silly countdowns. Happy to see you experiment with the format, so glad that Shad has such amazing people to take care of regular content ♥

The shield covering seems the most useful. An easy layer of extra strength for something that's going to be taking a lot of hits. And it's super simple to repair when takes damage. Probably also useful for the hafts of weapons, as it adds extra grip, and could keep a broken haft together just a little bit longer.

I'm not sure if this has been said enough so I will say it again: the introduction of Nate has been a massive boon to the channel. The guy is SO fun and very knowledgeable. Great addition.

Don't forget those rare few who remember the Diabolist paper armor from Palladium Fantasy RPG lol (in that game, the Diabolist class, which is specialized in magical writings and words and symbols and such, can render any bit of paper impervious to all damage by writing a silver rune on it. TBF, there are specific rules that limit how effective it can be, but that doesn't prevent my imagination coming up with ludicrous ways to thread strips of paper through larger sheets in ludicrously convoluted ways to create an absolute monstrosity lol)

@MrGhosta5

Жыл бұрын

Mythbusters tested paper armor and they found it to be a little less effective then the metal armor but the paper armor was much lighter and easier to make. Which makes sense as paper is just a thin layer of cloth so if you layer many pieces of paper over each other then you have essentially made gambisen.

@TytonidaeIndustries

Жыл бұрын

@@MrGhosta5 thats, not how i remember that episode going, guess i have to rewatch it, any idea where i could find it =D

@Avigorus

Жыл бұрын

@@MrGhosta5 perhaps but the rpg wasn't even talking about multiple layers necessarily, it was literally each individual bit of paper magically becomes completely indestructible meaning it can be literally 1 sheet thin and nothing can technically penetrate it... but a single sheet of uncuttable paper doesn't really distribute force, it more or less wraps around incoming edges/points, so unless you were doing dozens if not hundreds of layers it would still be pretty ineffective at anything shy of maybe preventing poison delivery (which was an angle that was frankly missing from the rules outright)

For the spear, I'd have made a quick v cut in the spear shaft and then shave a corresponding angle cut on the end of the broken part. Then slot them together and wrap with duct tape. It would not be floppy.

@robo5013

Жыл бұрын

You'd have time to do all that in the heat of battle?

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

With how far up the spear broke and the time it takes to to a somewhat stable tape construction. Might as well use the spearhead to cut the top next to the break into a shape again. You'll end up with a functional spear rather quickly, just a little bit shorter.

Really nice editing with black&white and Shad narration

Looking forward to seeing the borked de corbin in the next tests

I would like to see a duct tape and phone book combo. I read somewhere that you can make cheap body armor from duct tape and phone books that can stop 9mm bullets. I’d be interested in stab-proof though.

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

I have no chance of testing any firearms, but enough layers of taped toilet paper can stop a knife. Both for cuts and stabs. Longevity is an issue, but if you get hit you're most likely trying to avoid more contact anyway and the whole thing is easy to repair. Making it from small plates makes replacing them pretty easy. Similar to samurai armor or scale armor in general.

Happy April 1st :-)

@MiChAeLoKGB

Жыл бұрын

I am fully expecting a normal (non April fools joke) video, but can't be really sure today :) Edit: R.I.P. Bec de corbin

The crow lost its beak and Shad probably lost his marbles. Really fun video to watch! Keep up the good work lads!

Mythbusters and giant sword builders. How far Shadiversity has come.

would be really interesting if you guys took the idea a bit further. something like diy repairs with modern common items. i.e. if you have the bec de corban you might also have a bow, a few arrow shafts around the spear (or any rod like items from modern times) for structure then wrapped in duct tape, armor made from duct tape layered with other materials in between like old clothes or upholstery, etc.

i think its worth considering that while duct tape is strong and good at affixing things together, its still made to be torn by hand, so a bladed weapon would just cut the weak points, and spikes just slide between the fibers in the tape. additionally, the stronger fibers are length ways on the tape, so just wrapping around and around rather than having some vertical structure for the spear mightve hurt its chances. anyway! i am loving the boys hitting things, nathan's delighted giggle/snicker any time he pulled something out of boromir got me every time. rip to the bec de corbin tho :(

I can't get enough of Tyranth's face in the thumbnail. He's all "Huuuuufggghhh!" This video was spectacular! Love when y'all meme/mythbust! 5 stars! Excited for the next Boromir. 😂

That's actually a pretty interesting concept. I wonder if you guys will combine the two ideas, Flex Seal+Duck Tape. It sort of reminds me of the trick they used in the Dr. Stone anime where they used a similar concept involving wood-glue from the tree's and paper from the reeds to make pretty sturdy shields to block spears, clubs, and other projectiles.

RIP Bec de Corbin

wait, duck tape can be used to duck tape duck tape????

I love how Nate finally has his hands on that Bec de Corbon that he was clearly chasing after in a previous video.

Shadiversity is in my opinion the best medieval/sword channel on KZread. Your videos are interesting and funny, and it's a joy to see your work.

Wouldn't it be fun to make a video about unconventional knives and blades? I'm a farrier, and I think that my loop knife could deal some nasty cuts, perhaps there are other interesting blades and such to talk about...

AS Armor? no... TO HOLD ARMOR ON? yes... LOL

Anytime yall get to swing a weapon I can visually see the excitement. So great!

i feel like having tyranth on makes it feel more like a shad vid than when neither he nor shad are present

I still think a video testing underwater swordfighting would be cool

@pungoblin9377

Жыл бұрын

Shad, chilling in the chairs by the pool: yeah I can definitely see how thrusts might be a little more effective in terms of underwater combat, but what do you think? Tyranth: brbbrbbrbbrbrlbblblblb

@poilboiler

Жыл бұрын

It worked fine in Oblivion and that game is hyper realistic.

I feel like this whole duct tape thing might have some credence for appliance in zombie apocalypse or simply a zombie attacks, based on the power scale of most common zombie tropes.

@HappyBeezerStudios

Жыл бұрын

the typical zombie apocalypse has a lot of things in common with medieval situations. At least in case of combat. The opponents are pretty much exclusively melee fighters, so a strong physical armor that still allows for mobility is key. And weapons are usable in close range but don't use any ammunition that runs out and don't alert any more enemies with loud noises.

I just want to praise the intro, that was amazing

When Nate told Boromir he's becoming nightmare fuel 😂😂😂 I needed that laugh, thanks Nate.

I totally dig the videos where you chaps do experiments to see viability. I'm really happy you try to use adequate protective equipment when doing so.... However, I do have a worry for your eyes. Especially in tests where things have the *potential* to go flying. Cmon Shad ol' boy, I know you can afford a few pair of safety goggles for your mini army!! 😀

How many takes did you need for that opening shot?!

@Pir-o

Жыл бұрын

one CGI take

Great video guys Much love Shad

Next on Shadbusters: Medieval Weapons VS Modern Combat Armor

Like a fine wine, this channel just gets better with age.

Now you have to test WD40 as well! 😉 Maybe as a self backfiring armor?

Man, what a video! I mean I think we all knew it wouldn't work but I love how you guys went an tested it. And to think anyone would put that up against knives spears, hammers, axes, faclatas, broken glass, tax season, a visit from the in-laws, running out of milk and other terrible dangers! But what about dragons?

I love the editing on this one lads!

You mention weapon maintenance, I'd love to see a video on that subject! Also curious what became of the bec de corbin... rip...

God dang that is one badass intro and that had to take so many trys nice effort my guys

20:11 - I has half expecting you to wallop poor Boromir with the car door!

Why is the editing so much better than normal?

20:26 "It's a Car door"

Well done lads. Good work

The thing with regular tape holding better than Flex Seal is that it's more of a fabric, so it helps with structure. Flex Seal is better for a rubbery padding. Also, I prefer to keep all the tape for regular repairs and to seal all holes in the house - that is tremendously invaluable for survival.

I keep getting recommendations for wood chopping swords. I would love to see your guys take on in

Great video, I love destructive testing videos like this. For a future video you should take another look at Flex Seal, but as armor like you did with the duct tape. You should do what some gun channels have done, take some Flex Seal and cast it into a block, however thick you want or maybe multiple blocks of varying thicknesses, and go to town on it. See how well Flex Seal, by itself, works as armor.

i loved this so much thanks!

I LOVE THE MYTHBUSTERS ESQUE INTRO

Excellent production value, incredibly entertaining, perfectly captures my interest and attention, great editing, and fantasticly entertaining and likeable hosts. Thanks for the great video!

@CaranthirAtillas

Жыл бұрын

Duct Tape Reinforced Wood Gate vs Battering Ram? Just a future suggestion. lol

love the mythbusters inspired camera stuff, the professionality of the videos has come a long way from Shad sitting on his throne talking.

Boramir needs a send-off video

Appreciate the extra effort put into a loving Mythbuster parody!

I must say, production in some of the latest videos seems higher, good to see that this colab thingy works out for you, even if the videos do seem a little bit more like they follow a script(which isn't necessarily a bad thing, just more up to personal taste).

@bus3957

Жыл бұрын

Interesting. I haven't watched this video yet, but I actually thought the recent ones have felt like they follow a script less. Not talking about the skits tho.

Great vídeos guys!

I'm calling shenanigans on these research methods.

7:41 - How to make flail out of spear using duct tape tutorial! That's awesome

You should have taped the Corben together and handed it over to Shad and "it looked like that when we got it"

That first cut with the katana reminds me of when I made an overzealous cut with my box-cutter at work and the brand-new blade ended up slicing right through my work glove but only barely nicked by skin.

20:17 I realised you can still see the dent in the castle from when shad hit it with a giant wooden sword while spinning

you guys are great! keep up the good work :3

this is like the kentucky ballistics of medieval weaponry. i love it.