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@callouslyCynical[CC]

Since we are on the topic of spears, I woulld llike to once again remind owners of wood-core spears of the importance of Oilling the wood staff dailly. Oilling a wooden rod-based weapon regullarlly keeps it in good heallth and resistant to wood rot, and eventually, snappage when the action begins. #WeaponTipsWithDuellist

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this would be helpful in most scenarios but even the best water proofing have mine rotting in a few weeks time. i make several spears for this purpose

Do you post like this on purpose? Is this some kind of elaborate bit?

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One was prepared to ask what kind of environs you llive in to cause such wood rot, but then I happened upon your troll handlle. It is no wonder. I am fortunate enough that my spears are crafted of wood from the coast I grew up on, which is inherentlly resistant to rot.

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@callouslyCynical[CC]

I do not understand. Of course I post my valluablle weapon care llessons on purpose. Treating your arms with due respect is paramount for a warrior.

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