tulwar การใช้

• The word " tulwar " literally means " sword " in Urdu / Hindi.
• Quillon talks to Tulwar about his deceptions then spits up blood and passes out.
• The tulwar is unusual in that it can be used for thrusting as well as cutting.
• Tulwar had informed the party that Fray was dead but this is just another of his deceptions.
• They are met with Tulwar's militia force that escort Quillon and Meroka to the Red Dragon Bathhouse.
• They travel along without Meroka and Malkin who leave to sort out Tulwar and meet with The Final One.
• The top left hand corner of the painting shows a sword, which represents a common peon s tulwar.
• After the party leaves Nimcha and Fray down in the chamber they decide to take revenge on Tulwar for his deceptions.
• They hide in crates of the serum and Meroka shoots Tulwar several times, disabling him by puncturing his steam pipes.
• Tulwar agrees to let them travel to the nearest tunnel entrance and suggests that they stay the night to rest after their chaotic journey.
• The talwar, also spelled tulwar, had a medium-curved blade and a hand guard, and was designed to be one sided.
• She diverts from the planned path and they eventually get caught up by Kargas, Tulwar's head of militia, and get into a fire fight.
• The Afghan " pulwar " is similar in blade design to the tulwar, but the cross guard on the pulwar angles in towards the blade to catch swords.
• She smells something amiss with Tulwar's plan and thinks that they are being set up so that Tulwar can remain in power of Spearpoint and prolong the chaos to reign supreme.
• She smells something amiss with Tulwar's plan and thinks that they are being set up so that Tulwar can remain in power of Spearpoint and prolong the chaos to reign supreme.
• At the bathhouse Quillon, Meroka, Kalis, and Nimcha talk to Tulwar about the distribution of the serum and about getting Nimcha close to the Mire, inside of Spearpoint, which has been calling to her through her dreams and asking her to heal it.
• Poland had ceased to exist as a separate nation by this time but their other co-nation from previous centuries, Hungary, was still an existing nation, and as this was the source of all things " Hussar ", it was the Polish-Hungarian szable of 150 years earlier rather than the oft quoted Indian tulwar that were the main source of inspiration for the first " mainly cutting " sabre in the British Army.