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So many people are misinterpreting one of the opening scenes of Prey, and theyβre misinterpreting it the same way in complete opposite directions.
One of the first scenes shows Naru practicing with throwing her hatchet, and then attempting to use it to hunt a deer.Β The deer is startled by a loud noise (What we know to be the Predatorβs ship) and starts running, and despite a vigorous pursuit by Naru it manages to evade her and escape.
Many people, particularly theΒ βsheβs a Mary Sueβ crowd but also some others who have criticized other aspects of the film, have lambasted the idea of showing her hunting with a throwing axe and being able to run as fast as a deer.Β Axes are not hunting weapons, and no human can run fast enough to catch a deer on foot.Β They say this is an example of eitherΒ βwokeβ character shilling, or of ignorant/racist portrayals of Native Americans using ridiculous weaponry and bizarre feats of strength instead of the real-life technologies and skills of hunting.
Other people, generally those who are fans of the movie, love that this is an early establishment of her badass-ness and skill.Β They say that it shows that she is a predator herself, and sets up her later confrontation with the Predator.
Except what both sides of this reaction donβt seem to get is that, as I said, the deer escapes.Β Naru misses both of her throws with her axe, and even with her dog Sarii helping to corral the deer it still outpaces her and runs away.Β Later, her mother explicitly points out that her hatchet is meant for harvesting and toolwork, not hunting.Β And that no matter how close she got, you canβt eatΒ βalmostβ.
BothΒ sides of the response take this scene as some sort of victory for Naru, apparently missing the fact that despite all of her exertions she doesnβt bring home any food for her people.Β Despite all of her training and skill with the axe the movie shows that it will never replace the bow-and-arrow as a means of distance striking (And even after multiple training montages, the only animal she actually manages to successfully hunt with her axe in the entire film are a couple of small rabbits).
I feel that that is the point of this scene: To show that you need to use the right tool for the job, and Naru has to learn that she canβt just brute-force your way to victory.Β She keeps trying to find ways to improve her axe use (it was from her father, I understand why she tries to use it for everything she can), but when preparing for the final confrontation with the Predator she knows that she cannotΒ rely on it as her killing weapon.Β So despite continuing to use it as her fighting weapon (And she does very well with it) she arranges several other traps and ultimately plans on using the Predatorβs own weapons to finish it off.Β She gets in several good hits with the axe, but plans to strike the killing blow with a bow-and-arrow after all (Using the Predatorβs advanced arrow-shooting device).
Itβs a very clear arc for her and her hunting skills/style from the beginning to the end.Β She learned from her failure at the start of the film and changed for the finale.
ive been making a lot of tomahawks lately out of railroad spikes
this one came out the nicest
wood is reclaimed cherry from a house
most of what i have is worm-holed to shit and only good in tiny chunks like for tiny sword handles but there's still some good pieces to make pretty handles out of
Viking equipment from Graeme Davis' article "Viking -- Magic & Mayhem," presenting ideas for Norse-inspired PCs in D&D campaigns, in Imagine magazine 30, TSR UK, September 1985 (no signature; Mark O'Dell signed the other illustrations in this article)
Minotaur for anon
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"Their fur stained with the blood of fallen foes, minotaurs are massive, bull-headed humanoids whose roar is a savage battle cry that all civilized creatures fear."

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Dwarf warrior from my D&D 5e campaign. Just a NPC.
Fuckin love drawing dwarves.
Β iβm back after 1 day, but itβs because I have an important question. I currently have my eyes set on a custom-made nordic throwing-axe, i have the money for it, but i need someone to persuade me before I get it, because spending money on things i donβt necessarily need makes me slightly uncomfortable, even if i really want it. So.Β
Should I purchase a custom-made nordic axe?
and on that note, should i spend another few bucks and get a set of throwing knives with it?
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