User blog comment:Deathblade 100/The Generals Collide: Genghis Khan vs Sun Tzu/@comment-5043545-20150905021009

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Long: The Repeating Crossbow is awful, just awful. I mean the weapon is the worse at getting the chance to get past armor and is weak as hell. Its only advantage is having to shoot fast, but lacks any power. Genghis Khan's archers are some of the best in the world and can spam arrows at a great pace with much more power. Plus, the range and generally accuracy is better in battles compared to the Repeating Crossbow. EDGE: Genghis Khan

Mid: Seriously, what the hell is the Zhua? Like is it meant to be a hand on a stick that just smacks you really hard? The Jida is longer and weighs less and from a pure design perspective looks like it could inflict more painful injuries. Honestly, the Zhua looks like something you swing alot to get a good bitch slap in. EDGE: Genghis Khan

Swords: The Jian is nice, but the material is worse and its much better against unarmored targets. The Turko-Mongol Saber works against the lacking Sun Tzu's armor and the design is an effective slashing tool. So yeah, the Turko-Mongol Saber will face little to no resistance, but the Jian is going to be facing worse odds. EDGE: Genghis Khan

Special: I have no real knowledge on what the Ge. I mean its a dagger-axe which sounds pretty cool, but a bit weird. The Iron-Flanged Mace is going to hurt like hell when it connects, but the Ge is one of Sun Tzu's weapons which can get past its opponents armor. EDGE: Sun Tzu

Armor: Very. Very. Easy. The leather is going to offer so much protection before getting rammed by an arrow or worse sliced or stabbed to ribbons. The steel is going to tank hits from most of Sun Tzu's weapons, which the only one having a good chance of breaking through with ease being the Ge. Besides, the armor may be heavier, buts its better than having something so weak that all of your opponent's weapons won't have an issue breaking through. EDGE: Genghis Khan

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