Two-handed sabers

[Sedrefilos]

 

It's spelled sabre right?

 

In British English yes, in American English (according to Wikipedia) it's spelled saber. However in Pillars of Eternity it was spelled sabre so I'm not sure I trust Wikipedia, not that it matters given I am a Brit.

 

You better trust it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saber_Rider_and_the_Star_Sheriffs

[daven]

 

It's spelled sabre right?

 

In British English yes, in American English (according to Wikipedia) it's spelled saber. However in Pillars of Eternity it was spelled sabre so I'm not sure I trust Wikipedia, not that it matters given I am a Brit.

 

Them bloody colonials! Need to get them back under the banner of the empire!

[JerekKruger]

You better trust it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saber_Rider_and_the_Star_Sheriffs

 

Huh, I wonder why it's sabre in Pillars then.

[Wormerine]

 

You better trust it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saber_Rider_and_the_Star_Sheriffs

 

 

Huh, I wonder why it's sabre in Pillars then.

Considering that USA is a young country sabre might feel more "historic." Also Brits spelling are usually more fun. I simply would like much more Dishonored if it had "u". I don't know why. Dishonoured just looks more honourable to me.

[daven]

When I see armour spelled "armor"... hooo boy!

[JerekKruger]

 

 

You better trust it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saber_Rider_and_the_Star_Sheriffs

 

Huh, I wonder why it's sabre in Pillars then.

Considering that USA is a young country sabre might feel more "historic." Also Brits spelling are usually more fun. I simply would like much more Dishonored if it had "u". I don't know why. Dishonoured just looks more honourable to me.

 

 

Yes but does it look more honorable