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Перевод: halberd

[существительное]
алебарда

Тезаурус:

1. The model equipped with a Hook Halberd has a +1 strength bonus on all hits.
2. OPTIONS : Any units of Ogres may be equipped with one of the following: an additional hand weapon at a further +1 point per model, a double-handed weapon at +2 points per model, or a halberd at +2 points per model.
3. A character model may be armed with any weapons available to the troops themselves, subject to the usual restriction regarding weapon use - eg a halberd requires two arms to use and so prevents its wielder using a shield as well.
4. Any Mobs may be armed with one of the following weapons: either a double-handed weapon (+2 points per model), a halberd (+2 points per model), a spear (+1 point per model), or an additional hand weapon (+1 point per model).
5. Hook Halberd
6. Fourteen types of shafted weapons carried by Barbarossa's campaigning armies; military flails (1, 6, 7), marteau (2); battle axe (3), fauchards (4, 8), corcesque (5), military fork (9), halberd (10), partisan (11) and guisarmes (12, 13).
7. EQUIPMENT: The Charioteers wear light armour and are armed with a sword, bow and halberd.
8. Northern European warriors also used the halberd, which consisted of an axe blade balanced by a pick, with the head of the shaft terminating in a long, vicious spike.
9. The halberd was not introduced extensively into England or France until as late as the fourteenth century, but may well have been used by the Germanic troops of Barbarossa, particularly those vassals from the more northerly territories.
10. The Hook Halberd is a long halberd which includes a hook to catch passing riders and pull them from their mounts.
11. By contrast, the shaft of Jaq's power axe was embossed with rococo icons, the pommel of that halberd was a brass Ork skull and complex purity seals embellished the power-pack to which a cable resembling a gem-serpent ran.
12. A character model may be armed with any weapons available to the troops themselves, subject to the usual restriction regarding weapon use - for example, it is impossible to wield a double-handed axe and a halberd as both require two hands to use.