"Pirates of the Caribbean" weapons

Usage examples of scimitars.

He looked to his scimitars and was flooded by the bittersweet memories of the last time he had put them to use.

He briefly considered a rush to his scimitars but dismissed the notion, knowing that a spear would skewer him before he ever got close.

Drizzt considered the carnage around him, the blood on his scimitars, and the horrible expressions on the faces of the dead.

To his eyes, his scimitars now shone brightly with the heat of fresh blood and the torn gnoll bodies spilled their warmth into the open air.

His eyes widened considerably at the sight of the ebony-skinned elf, scimitars in hand.

He snapped his scimitars back into their sheaths and, folding his arms across his chest in a drow signal for peace, he put one foot out on the log.

Quickly he drew his scimitars, then something flashed by him, too fast for him to react.

Drizzt regarded the scimitars one final time, then slipped them into the sheaths on his belt and followed Montolio.

Drizzt drew his still-unfamiliar scimitars and spun them about to gain confidence in their movement.

The spell failed utterly, so Drizzt, hardly surprised, slipped his scimitars into his belt and climbed.

He still had Guenhwyvar at his call and had put his scimitars and bow to gainful use many times.

Lamenting that he had left his bow back in the cave, Drizzt drew his scimitars and followed the panther down the mountainside as quickly as the slippery trails would allow.

Bruenor, injured and tentative, looked up to see Drizzt and the panther fast approaching, the drow with both scimitars drawn.

The scimitars spun into their sheaths and Drizzt walked away, Guenhwyvar coming up beside him.

He had no allies beyond Guenhwyvar and his own scimitars, and the prospects of battling McGristlewin or losedid not appeal to him.