: Hmmm... Well, as Journeymen, they were quite bulky. Also,
: they were able to withstand Wight blasts without
: paralization. I think that maybe they just threw their
: 'overcoats' over what they wore. Kind of a 'cover the
: glory of the Heron' while being pennitent. Also,
: continually wearing the armor, even with more
: clothing, would be harder, and would fit in with their
: self-imposed punishment. Also, having the katana's,
: and not using them, even when close to death would fit
: with that as well.
: However, If you look at the remains of a Journeyman after
: a hard-death, you will see no sign of their swords or
: armor.
: Zan
Its still a good answer, as far as I can tell. Would explain how that Heron Guard in the Walls of Muirthemne (I think that's the right name) has his swords and armor.
Question then comes up...Are they actually katanas as far as what type of swords they are? I confess to being too lazy to look on the Asylum's records, but there's no mention of it in the game, obviously.
Only things I can remember that show them clearly, although probably not the only ones.
Their swords are a bit short (relatively speaking) and curved in the pre-game pictures before Redemption, but in the victory screen picture they appear a bit longer and straight bladed.
Not sure it really matters, but it would be interesting to know what the swords really are.
Seraph
P.S. Thanks for responding.
