How many types of historical Chinese weapons are there?

1. dagger 2. gloves 3. one-handed sword 4. one-handed hammer 5.[awkward]Hidden Weapon: Fist (self-feeding fist, actually a sharp weapon mouth teeth -0-) 。。。。。 60s Dagger: The thief's professional icon is the dagger. In many of the earlier mentor videos, except for Ruler, Unsouled, Ming, and Neilyo (if there are any omissions, I hope you can add to the list), most of the thieves used only daggers.Zulej I personally think that he may not be able to reach the mentor level, so he is not listed among them. Daggers have ruled thieves for a long time, and it can also be said that thieves have ruled daggers for a long time. in the raids, basically all teams prioritize daggers over thieves, and do not share the weapons equally with ZS, LR, or enhanced SMs. Even after the rise of the bleeding talent, the dagger is still the mainstream weapon. The most classic look back then was nothing more than a thief with a blade of destruction + molten fire canine teeth + blood tooth head, and even now, this look is still being enjoyed by the old thieves. The three most classic talents of that year: 31-8-12, 21-8-22, 21-3-27, two of which have daggers as their main weapon, the influence of daggers can be seen. Even with FB output, the once-combat dagger: 15-31-5, is the absolute king. Even after opening level 100, the classic daggers will still lie quietly in my bank, they are the witness of the thieves' era and the most affectionate friends. Unlike the current S set, wear has been upgraded, do not want to stay has been eliminated. I would say that a certain thief who has Shadowsong's Sorrow is truly the biggest lucky guy on the server. And a thief with double Demon Strike is enough to make my eyes water. GLOVES: Secaar's Grip, Yarrow's Grip, and Eskadar's Left and Right Claws were once all the rage, and the screenshots after the effects basically became epic memes. Now there are plenty of thieves who put them in the bank and plan to never Delete them for the rest of their lives. Although they have been eliminated due to their low grade, the Fae Worm Claws, Black Dragon Claws, and Ice Dragon Vice Claws that appeared afterward have made up for the regrets of many glove controllers. I've heard that many gnome thieves favor claws? All in all, gloves always have a place, they will not be screened out by thieves. One-handed sword: the choice of most PVE thieves, once invincible now still strong sword essence, although the 60s have a rising star → combat dagger, but the combat sword still has a large number of fans. And the classic one-handed sword is too much, just into the FB thieves, there is the choice of Crowe's Blade + Assassination Blade, after that there will be Redd Double Blade, and then it is the Hakkarai Battle Blade, following the development of the backward, the bloodletting Viscount + Cruel Blade, followed by the emergence of the most classic standard combat sword equipped with: colorful + rune, these two swords are basically the year of the bull X combat thieves of the mark. After that there was the bullish combination of Salty + Angel Sword, as well as the artifact Grayhill - Dawn of Destruction. Of course, the one we can't forget is the Wind Sword. For it, I'm afraid the bloody fights are not a few. When still playing WOW in college, a few roommates described the most graphic summary of the Bull X characters is: "Orange Hammer SM Wind Sword Thief!" One-handed sword in that year, is second only to the dagger possession. And even the faithful dagger control, the bag will also put a sword to defend themselves, right? One-handed Hammer: the key weapon object after TBC, but back then, it had been a weapon that was nearly screened by thieves, and even many of those who just played thieves didn't know that thieves could use hammers. Nice, any magic novels, magic movies, or other online games, the thief class occupations use the hammer, really few and far between. In all kinds of online games, traditional thief weapons → daggers, swords, gloves are a must, there are those who use long-range weapons (including spears that can be thrown), and even those who have a secondary hand to paw a shield. But the hammer 。。。。 In the 60's, many thieves thought it was a very awkward setup, which thief would like to use a hammer as a "bulky blunt weapon" ah? Not to mention the thief class occupation, even if the movie warrior? In fact, the reason why hammers were not popular in the early days of WOW was because there were not many good hammers at that time, plus daggers ruled the PVP and even PVE of thieves, so hammers were not favored at first. Many people tried to fight with combat hammers and finally concluded, "It's not that combat hammer fights are so weak, we don't care if the hammer specialization will be wasted during a thief's fight, it's that there's just no good hammers to use!" So BLZ saw this phenomenon and grandly released a series of hammers to be placed in the new mega FB. BLZ threw out TAQ first, so a lot of thieves had the Frosted Warhammer of Ruins, and after that some thieves were in the temple and got a very nice secondary hammer, Anubisas' Warhammer. After all, not all thieves can have fairly good one-handed swords, but getting frosted was low enough to go to G Corps and buy one, and besides, that hammer was pretty good! In fact, by this time, the hammer had raised its head and swept away the previous depression. But the real determining factor that the hammer will go to the road of bullishness is the subsequent appearance of Naxxramas. When NAXX opened up, the internet was filled with posts or videos of soloing the little monsters, as they drop two pretty top-tier weapons: the Lost Prosthetic + the Herald of Doom. When the famous Electric Hammer first appeared, people were skeptical: was this thing really soloed? With such a high cap, it's even higher than Salty (perhaps this sets the trend that hammers will always have a higher attack cap than swords, given the same gear), and it's not unique! Hammers finally began to enter the sights of thieves on a large scale, many thieves deliberately went to the ruins to buy frosting, practicing proficiency in advance, in order to prepare for the subsequent entry of electric hammers. Back in the day, it was also common to find a FS or SS friend to lead the brush of small monsters, right?BLZ found out about this situation, and quickly nerfed the momentum of solo brushing. However, with the high-end team stationed in NAXX one after another, the electric hammer is no longer a rare thing, dual-wielding electric hammer ZS or thief also began to appear. I heard that the special effect trigger after dual-wielding is quite BT? I'm not talented, only a hand, no chance to experience the thrill of that special effects output. Guilds that are making good progress have discovered another artifact condemned, also a hammer, although the attack cap is a bit lower than the electric hammer, it has quite outstanding attributes. High-playing thieves have begun to include the Condemned in their collections again. Although playing TAQ and NAXX, the main choice of weapons is still focused on daggers and swords, but these two FB appeared in the era, bleeding talent also began to rise, many thieves took the hammer, can be used in PK, the hammer that good-looking bludgeon numbers, but also make many hammer controllers hard to leave. 3. 0 version, all the people R14, although many bleeding thieves or combat thieves still take the sword as the mainstream, but take TAQ or NAXX hammer thieves, has been the number of people. Hammers finally determined their own place, changed the traditional concept of thieves, for TBC after the large popularity of hammers laid a solid mass foundation. 70s Daggers: Everyone heard about the emergence of toughness after TBC, many dagger control have headaches. We all know the importance of the storm for the dagger, the difference between storm and not storm is very big. But toughness out, not only the storm was reduced, actually also reduce the damage of the storm, this is not to the pro life of it。。。。。 At that time, the topic of toughness has become the object of many destructive arts or dagger thieves' verbal attacks. In fact, at the beginning of TBC, we generally have nothing tough, blood is not thick case, the dagger is still strong.S2 season is TBC after a while before the opening, that will be pure PVP route, wearing a blue governor; PVE route are going to the YX this and KLZ, everyone may have some prestige reward or 5 people this small loose parts, or wearing the original T2.5 or T3, the equipment is also like this, that will be the case of the dagger. That's about it for the equipment, that would be a level 70 purple suit would be pretty awesome. 30-0-31 talent, have experienced it, right? Premeditated Ambush + Blade Fist's Tolerance + Cold Blooded TG, what a classic second scene. A lot of innocent little cloth, because they did not give themselves a shield on the inexplicable tragic death in this, and even sometimes set shield were seconds 。。。。。. A lot of cloth-clothed friends around me said, "I know it very well!" . In the equipment environment at that time, this talent is a very scary talent. I remember that at that time, foreign countries have opened S2 season, there are also many thieves do not use 30-0-31, but imitated Neilyo used the war destruction talent, Prince dagger + emerald, countless people died tragically in the overbearing cold-blooded destruction under. After State F opened the S2 season, Backstab became a wasted skill under the onslaught of S2 gear, even with the support of Sealed Fate. The amount of energy paid versus the number received is less than satisfactory. But the dagger still had its life force in the form of Battle Ruin. In JJC at that time, Deep Poison Ruin was not yet as numerous as Battle Ruin. In Battlefield, both kinds of ruin were not as numerous as Min ruin. Anyway, no matter how to destroy it, the dagger still defended its PVP mainstream position