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Wicoa
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After years of extensive research on this subject, I can now reveal my initial findings before I move on to test phase 2.
The point I aim to prove is that we should be using different arrows for a different enemy even tho the damage factor is lower than the commonly used ffbd's.
I tested my theory with two arrow types for this purpose. 1) Footed Flight Bodkin arrow, improved accuracy, long range with medium damage and 2) The footed flight broadhead arrow improved accuracy, long range with high damage.
The test subject was a snake, a relative of the red adder and therefore deemed a pest by albion council groups. I did not wish to receive a back lash from various animal protestor's.
I used a duskwood bow and a normal shot. The broadhead arrow was released first, followed shortly by the bodkin arrow.
As you can see for yourselves the ffbd naturally out performs the bodkin but if you look closely at the bonuses and the resists the bodkin beats the ffbd by quite a margin.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/wicoa123/sshot021.jpg
I need volunteers for phase two preferrably middies tho I think I will have to carry out the rest of my research forcefully
The bodkin arrows is almost 3 times less expensive to make than broadhead so it may be worth other scouts to carry both types around and post you're findings here.
The point I aim to prove is that we should be using different arrows for a different enemy even tho the damage factor is lower than the commonly used ffbd's.
I tested my theory with two arrow types for this purpose. 1) Footed Flight Bodkin arrow, improved accuracy, long range with medium damage and 2) The footed flight broadhead arrow improved accuracy, long range with high damage.
The test subject was a snake, a relative of the red adder and therefore deemed a pest by albion council groups. I did not wish to receive a back lash from various animal protestor's.
I used a duskwood bow and a normal shot. The broadhead arrow was released first, followed shortly by the bodkin arrow.
As you can see for yourselves the ffbd naturally out performs the bodkin but if you look closely at the bonuses and the resists the bodkin beats the ffbd by quite a margin.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/wicoa123/sshot021.jpg
I need volunteers for phase two preferrably middies tho I think I will have to carry out the rest of my research forcefully
The bodkin arrows is almost 3 times less expensive to make than broadhead so it may be worth other scouts to carry both types around and post you're findings here.