Straight sword guard

Description

A cross guard, also known as quillon. It serves to protect the swordsman’s hands from the opponent’s blade. It can also be used to execute a grappling hold or strike to an unprotected face. In sword making, it is put on the blade’s tail before the hilt is made and the pommel is put on. In cheap weapons made by poor blacksmiths, it will loosen over time and begin to clink unpleasantly.

Used to Craft

Broadsword Swords Knight's longsword Swords