Hunnic Horseman: The savage raider who terrorized mainland Europe and the Roman empire.
(A Hun spears a man with a hunnic spear as more rampage into the town as another slices into a man with his scythian axe.)
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Persian Immortal: The elite foot soldier of Persia who carved out the largest empire ever seen in the Middle East.
(An Immortal is seen cutting down a spartan hoplite while another runs a spartan through with a spear.)
WHO IS DEADLIEST?
To find out, we've assembled a team of world class fighters to test history's most lethal weapons. Using 21stcentury science, we'll see what happens when two warriors go toe to toe.
No rules. No safety. No mercy. It's a duel to the death to decide who is…THE DEADLIEST WARRIOR!
Here in our elite fight club we have gathered doctors, medical scientists and weapons experts to test out the lethal arsenals wielded by each of our combatants to determine who would win a fight between two warriors who never met in history.
Hunnic Horseman
Circa: 443 A.D.
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 145 lbs.
Armor: Leather Lamellar, Wooden Shield
Persian Immortal
Circa: 500 B.C.
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 160 lbs.
Armor: Bronze Scale Mail, Gerron
"Alright men, today we have two famed warriors from two empires do battle." Richard "Mack" Machowicz said "On one side you have a fearsome Horseman who under the leadership of Attila the Hun rampage across eastern Europe and slaughtered whole towns. The other is a fearsome foot soldier of the famed Persian empire who are known for taking down the 300 spartans." Richard "Mack" Machowicz said
"I'm siding with the Hun to take this battle." Biomedical Engineer Geoff Desmoulin said "Their archery off horseback is legendary and they have superior metals in their weapons. I think the Hun is going to win."
"I'm siding with the Persian for this match." Trauma Doctor Armand Dorian counters "They used that ingenious psychological tactics that made them appear not kill able and created the largest empire seen in the Middle East."
The marauding Hun brings with him a vicious arsenal intended for leaving a trail of dead in his wake:
Short Range: Scythian Axe
Mid-Range: Hunnic Spear
Long Range: Hunnic Composite Bow
Special: Hunnic Dagger
In turn the fierce conqueror comes equipped with an assortment of brutal iron weaponry that painted the ancient deserts with the blood of their enemies:
Short Range: Akinakes
Mid-Range: Spear
Long Range: Persian Bow
Special: Sagaris
Both warriors used lethal close combat weapons that spilled the blood of all their enemies.
The team now reviews the testing of both weapons and come to a conclusion after a brief debate.
"This is quite a tough call, one you have an awesome brain splattering axe and the other is a sword which provides more options." Geoff started off
"For me, the akinakes may take the edge honestly because sword equals more blade and more options for more kills." Dorian said
"I second you doc, sword vs. axe? Sword wins everytime." Mack finished
In short range weapons, the akinakes takes the edge.
For mid ranged weapons, both warriors utilized two lethal spears to skewer their foes.
The team now reviews the footage of both spears in action and come to an easy conclusion.
"I'm giving it to the Hun's spear for superior metallurgy while the Persian spear does have the ball end, superior metals make a difference eh?" Geoff said
"Agreed, metallurgy always takes the edge." Dorian said
"Need I say more?" Mack finishes
In mid-range weapons, the Hunnic spear takes the edge.
Now we move on the long range weapons. Both were excellent archers who's sheer skill with the both cut down their enemies. The team now...
"Hold up narrator, remember the excellent Hun bow demonstration from his original match? The Hun packs the superior bow and the superior archery skills allowing him to hit the Persian accurate as he is riding away. So therefore the Hunnic Composite Bow takes the edge for the long range category." All three panelists said in unison
Okay...seriously at least let me finish my line...Jeez guys...
In long range weapons, the Hun takes the edge with his Hunnic Composite Bow.
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Alright, now we finish this up by seeing how the special weapons of both our warriors will compare. The Hun packs the Hunnic dagger and the Immortal brings in the sagaris.
After reviewing the testing of both weapons, the team decides which one takes the edge.
"Sagaris, quite easily takes the edge because it it longer, has more killing options which of course, will get more kills for you instead of just stabbing them to death with a dagger." Geoff explained
In special weapons, the Persian Immortal takes the edge with the Sagaris.
Coming up, Mack will gauge the X-factors of each warrior and then after that, we finally have our battle to determine who is 'The Deadliest Warrior!'
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"Alright, let's review the x-factors here." Mack said
"For training, both these warriors are equal with 88 each."
"For physicality, both warriors are constantly on the move, but due to hailing from a harsher climate, the Immortal has an 89 to the Hun's 87."
"For endurance, the Hun had it with a 90 to the Immortal's 84."
"For killer instinct, the Hun has a 92 to the Persian's 90."
"Lastly, we have intimidation, the Immortal of course took it with a 93 and the Hun will be rated an 89."
Our scientists and weapons experts are done testing the results and the time has come to decide who will be the victor. To ensure the battle won't be decided by a single lucky blow, the battle will be simulated one thousand times in a duel to the death.
Who will win in a battle between two fierce warriors of the two best empires?
"In the end there can be only one. Let's find out," Mack said.
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A lone Hun is seen riding through the scorching Persian desert. The Hunnic empire and the Persian empire have miraculously encountered each other and decide to go to war with one another to see which empire reigns supreme.
The Hun soon stumbles upon and stops at an oasis. He dismount his horse and goes to get a drink of water when he suddenly hears rustling. He looks up from across the pond and sees a man wearing bronze armor with a bow and shield in hand.
Seeing the man the Hun knows where and who he is and quickly runs to his horse and gets his bow. The Persian sees the Hun and string an arrow before the Hun could and takes aim and fires. The Hun strings his own arrow and fires back. The arrows of both warriors soar threw the air and past each other. The Hun's arrow finding it's mark and embeds itself in the Persian's armor knocking him back slightly while the Persian's arrow missed completely.
The Persian takes the arrow out and looks up toward the Hun's direction only to find another arrow flying at him prompting him to duck and avoid it skewering his eye. He takes his akinakes and runs around the pond making the Hun saddle up on his horse and ride out toward the oasis. The Persian continues to give chase.
After gaining some distance, the Hun takes his spear and turns his horse around and sees the Immortal continuing his chase for him and his horse gallops forward. Gaining more speed the Hun lowers his spear with a yell and upon seeing his mounted foe do this, the Persian rolls under it and quickly takes his spear for his own move.
The Hun turns around with his horse and charges again and upon waiting for his foe to gain speed and approach him, the Persian lowers his spear and as the Hun approached, he sidesteps and thrusts his spear into the horse's gut sending the galloping steed tumbling in agony knocking the Hun off of the horse and hitting the ground with a thud.
Getting up and groaning from his hard landing, the Hun gets up and looks over his shoulder to see the Immortal charging at him with his spear pointed out with the intention of impaling him. The raider runs to his horse's corpse and retrieves his scythian axe and quickly puts his dagger in its sheath. He turns to face his adversary and quickly dodges to the right and brings his axe down and cuts the spear's shafts in two surprising the Persian.
The Persian reacts to this by swinging the piece in his hand and snacks the Hun across his face sending him spinning to the ground. The Persian takes his akinakes and quickly brings it down with hopes of impaling the raider through his face only for the Hun to roll out the way and draw his dagger alongside his axe.
The raider gets up and faces the Persian. The Immortal drawing his sagaris alongside his akinakes and holds both weapons protectively in front of him. Both step closer to each other and the raider slices away with both his weapons with hopes of landing a blow.
Blocking his foe's moves blow for blow and quickly reacts by swinging his sagaris and lands a blow with the axe end of it and manages to slice into the leather armor of the Hun. Feeling the axe cut into his skin, the raider responds with his own blow from his scythian axe and gashes the Persian's arm and gets the Hun's dagger embedded in his chest piercing his bronze armor
The Persian goes to yank the dagger out only to be tackled to the ground by the raider and is punched repeatedly in the face.
The Hun also takes the time to pull the dagger out before he goes to try and bring it down onto the Persian's face only for the Persian to stab him in the side with his akinakes and is knocked over.
The Hun clutches his wound and looks up to see the Persian stand tall over him with his akinakes. Before he could even bring his blade down onto his seemingly helpless foe, the Hun lunges forwards and drives his dagger into the Persian's gut, and proceeds to repeatedly and ferociously stab it while screaming at the top of his lungs putting rage into it.
The Hun slowly down his repeated stabs and let's go of the dagger. The Persian slowly drops to his knees and looks up to see the Hun grab his scythian axe. The Hun walks behind the Persian and raises his scythian axe high and with that, brings it down onto his opponent's skull with a gush of blood.
The raider twists and axe violent before the back of the skull eventually pops open squirting large amounts of blood everywhere. He kicks the corpse to the ground and screams in victory with his bloodied axe raised high.
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Winner: Hunnic Horseman
Hunnic Horseman: 520
Scythian Axe: 104
Hunnic Spear: 126
Hunnic Composite Bow: 247
Hunnic Dagger: 43
Persian Immortal: 480
Akinakes: 110
Spear: 125
Persian Bow: 100
Sagaris: 145
Following a battle between soldiers of two of the most known empires. The Hunnic Horseman seizes victory. His vastly superior archery and superior metals in his weapons is what allowed him to win.
"Given the superior archery skills, it isn't too surprising the Hun manage to win this, the Immortal may be the more professional soldier, but against a foe with better archery skills and superior metals in his weapons, he didn't stand a chance." Geoff commented
(The Hun is seen walking back to the nearest camp he can find. He holds the Persian's bow, an extra one just in case he loses his own and he knows this will be an easy win in the war between both empires.)