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Skyrim's an Ogre Kingdom?

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I play way too much Skyrim really, and what's worse, I don't really play it to finish it, I spend a lot of time starting characters and getting them up to about level 30 before starting another (provided I like where they're going). Anyway, I have quite a few mods, including one I've recently gotten that adds a couple of hundred new weapons to the game called "Immersive Weapons" (and the pack "Immersive Armors" from the same guy).
Why is that such a big deal you ask; well, I was just checking out all the new weapons, and I found one that kinda blew my mind. Clearly someone else who plays Skyrim has a thing for our big fat Ogres.

It's a two handed axe-type weapon called an "Executioner's Hook".
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Thats an actual weapon IRL. Its called a Billhook.

That one is a little different from historical examples but overall its the same weapon.
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While the shape of the weapon may be reminicent of the Billhook, the sheer size of the thing means it's not (in game terms, the blade itself is about 3.5ft long, with an equal length of shaft). Add to that the fact that it looks exactly like the Irongut weapon, and you've got an Ogre in Skyrim.
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