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[[Image:Batleth.jpg|thumb|right|So easy a child can kick your ass with it.]]A '''bat'leth''' ([[Klingon]]: "sword of honor") is a crescent-shaped metal blade about 116 centimeters across. The weapon holds significance in the Klingon religion that revolves around the exploits of [[Kahless]]. Remarkably, in an age of spacecraft and energy weapons, many Klingons carry a bat'leth into battle<ref>DS9 "Way of the Warrior"</ref>, affirming the "space viking" cliché that they came to epitomize. | [[Image:Batleth.jpg|thumb|right|So easy a child can kick your ass with it.]]A '''bat'leth''' ([[Klingon]]: "sword of honor") is a crescent-shaped metal blade about 116 centimeters across. The weapon holds significance in the Klingon religion that revolves around the exploits of [[Kahless]]. Remarkably, in an age of spacecraft and [[Directed-energy weapon|energy weapons]], many Klingons carry a bat'leth into battle<ref>DS9 "Way of the Warrior"</ref>, affirming the "space viking" cliché that they came to epitomize. | ||
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Revision as of 05:36, 2 January 2009
A bat'leth (Klingon: "sword of honor") is a crescent-shaped metal blade about 116 centimeters across. The weapon holds significance in the Klingon religion that revolves around the exploits of Kahless. Remarkably, in an age of spacecraft and energy weapons, many Klingons carry a bat'leth into battle[1], affirming the "space viking" cliché that they came to epitomize.
Notes
- ↑ DS9 "Way of the Warrior"
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