Throwing club
The throwing club or throwing stick is one of the first weapons used by early humans and cultures all around the world. In essence, it is a short stave or wooden club thrown as a projectile to hunt small game such as rabbits or waterfowl. In flight, it rotates rapidly, cracking the target with one of the ends, maiming or killing it. A throwing stick can be straight like a pointed wooden shaft or curved like the boomerang, and is much shorter than the javelin. It became obsolete as slings and bows became more prevalent. Throwing sticks shaped like returning boomerangs are designed to go straight to a target. Their surfaces are not shaped unevenly like airfoils, but are symmetrical on both sides, and do not exhibit curved flight.[1]
Variations
| Item | Source is | Rare item | Is incomplete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carved ivory throwing club | Toss-O-Rama, Droughtman's Travelling Emporium-on-Wheels (1) | ||
| Ebony throwing club reinforced with iron bands | Flight of Hand, Flight of Hand (2), Flight of Hand (1) | true | |
| Gold-banded throwing club | Toss-O-Rama | ||
| Ivory throwing club carved in the shape of a boar's tusk | Over The Edge, Over the Edge (1) | true | |
| Steel-banded throwing club | true | ||
| Svidaw sis | Kifa Awrocis, Kifa Awrocis (obsolete), Kifa Awrocis (2), Kifa Awrocis (1) | true | |
| Throwing club (crafted) | false | ||
| Weapon:Carved ivory throwing club | |||
| Weapon:Ebony throwing club reinforced with iron bands | true | ||
| Weapon:Gold-banded throwing club | |||
| ... further results | |||
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