Chinese ''Wind and Fire Wheels''
- Medieval Asia
- Less than 1 min
By Crusader1307
Similar to Chakrams, these blade weapons were designed to be used in tandem (hence the frightful names of “Wind” and “Fire”). The blades were circular in design, roughly 8-inches in diameter. They each featured a series of curving small outer blades (one's shaped as flames and wind patterns). The user had a padded grip (that was constructed into the inside of the circular blades. They were considered a close quarters weapon that could cut, slash or stab. The Wheels of Wind and Fire go back to the 12th Century.
