You usually need to invest on 2handed weapons early in the campaign to start seeing the damage output later in the game, but I recommend the Executioner's axe or the Glaive if you invested early in polearm and are now switching to 2h. I personally use the glaive for my Khuzait campaign but that shit expensive. 2.
2. Teralyzed. • 4 yr. ago. The falx is better than pretty much every 2 handed in the game besides the decorated 2h axe. It does 126 swing damage when 2hed has nearly 100 handling and over 100 swing speed and 111 length. When held in 1h it’s nearly better than every 1h sword in the game.
As for the best two-handed non-crafted weapon in the game, there's a T5 pole-arm called the Rhomphalia that is an absolute monster on the field. It's a one-hit-kill on any troop and unlike other polearms can be swung horizontally. It's effectively a glaive and makes mounted combat trivial since it does so much damage. shwarmaramen101.
Pure 2h swords in the game that go over 110cm length are usually at around 90~95 speed, but a 1h/2h sword at around 100~110cm will do about 100~110 speed. It adds a nice defensive of option of shield usage, particularly when on foot. Here are the advantages of the different two handers.
Two hander is mediocre from a horse back (unless you get a specific weaon). Range issues. Slashing/thrusting polearms are best from a horseback. 2. IanDSoule. • 1 yr. ago. One handed is fine if you have a sufficiently large weapon a la Two Handed Cleaver or Ridged Saber (2 handed is still better tho) BlueRiddle.Broad falchion, star falchion, pointed falchion, but any 2h with a one and two handed grip is good. To maximize exp, look for polearm or 2h sword crafting orders. It literally multiplies exp gain. At Smith 230 look for the orders that pay like 10k plus. SpaceLatch. In order to craft your own Thamaskene Steel, you will have to unlock the perk Steel Maker 3. You can unlock the Steel Maker 3 perk at level 100 Smithing. That this perk does is allow you to refine 2 units of Fine Steel into 1 unit of Thamaskene Steel. That way as long as you have a large supply of charcoal and fine steel you are able to make as List a weapon in this formation and explain why: (Weapon category) (Specific Weapon and why) Example: Mace Long hafted mace because it has a long range, its versatile, it can knock people down leaving them at a disadvantage, and it swings relatively quick. You can also use it with a shield, although its not the best for a shield, as it can only stab. My first example is my belief. Here is .