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Stormy Mountain Sect Poll (Patreon)

Published:
2022-03-04 20:13:29
Imported:
2026-06

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In the third chapter, Marc will inherit a weapon from his father. What should he get?

Comments

Corwin Amber

Can't help myself. Feel the neeeed to be a jackass. I vote penknife :)

Harrison Hogan

Bladed gauntlets. Kinda like wolverine.

Corwin

1) Dagger (Arkansas toothpick or Bowie) 2) Staff 3) Long Bow 4) Axe/hatchet Farmers don't have a ton of money. So kind of think he should have a lower tier kind of weapon. An axe or hatchet has a use on a farm as much as a weapon. Long bow isn't particularly complicated and would be in line with a farmer. A staff is just as much a walking stick as anything else. A dagger is versatile and has some value. You mentioned his family sold the core and paid their taxes for 20 years ahead of time. So definitely not keeping some exotic weapons that can be sold

AZ

Archers are so underrated and rare in cultivation stories.

Alex Lindsay

Yes archers an rare in cultivation. I think it would be fun to start with a bow. A ranged weapon is cool

Joseph

I’m under “other” and was thinking an iron fan, or a knife, or sickle and chain. The sort of weapons a poor person would use to great effect.

Corwin
>>79164711

A sickle. I like and totally forgot about that farming tool. That and a scythe.

Don Stanwick

I am going to go out there and say I would love to see some nunchaku. Never really used and they could be some sort of elemental damage and with a growth aspect, Marc could cause them to extend or shrink. Endless possibilities

Daniel

A staff 1) Great walking stick 2) Attach a pointy thing to top; ergo a spear 3) Great for helping carry stuff 4) Can attack from both ends 5) extremely common and can be made out of wood (or some sort of spirit tree for a bonus) 6) Affinity matching with tree 7) You can never go wrong with bludgeoning something (were as chainmail will block a cutting edge) 8) Generally considered harmless 9) Extermely practical (tent post?) 10) Good for poking things 11) Easily converted into a sling-staff! 12) consealed cane sword (or staff sword?) 13) If you stab someone with a sword they might die, if you bruse them heavly, you have the option of asking them questions before they die 14) If the MC was female... well, she guided her staff right between his legs. 15) Common part of any farming implement (easily hidden), part of a shovel, rake, hoe, ... 16)... I better stop at this point.

adam1

Battleaxe would be awesome.

Anonymous

Sickle/Scythe would have my vote, with his background in farming

JC

Honestly, don't know enough about father's background. I'd say either staff or bow since he's a hunter.

James

For some reason I kept thinking this was about an American south country cultivator. I vote bow as you already said he hunts small game in the forest. Then perhaps a tomahawk or hatchet.

Vayash

Kusarigama. Made originally by farmers after all.

Anonymous

Scythe an important farmers tool.

Morgan R. Fawcett

Break the femme Fatale cliché and give that boy a whip. It can be out of a magical vine that reacts to/accepts wood qi.

Martin Hájek

I would love to see hu tou gou (double hook swords)... sandly they are not present event in chinese xianxia's.

Joe

I think a staff and or bow and staff together

Anonymous

I voted sword staff, but i think you would need to have a reason for the family to keep it vs selling it for money, maybe it's a family relic from a strong cultivator generations ago?(I picked it because it's not a common weapon I have seen in books and it sounds cool) Otherwise I think a bow would fit more with his families position.

authorchrisvines
>>79162835

The beast core sale was more about getting rid of something they didn't have the power to hold. By trading it for tax relief, they made it so they didn't have to worry about the mayor or other noble power just taking their farm away by raising taxes so they couldn't pay. yup, they don't have a ton of money, especially because the dad has been dead for several years, and the mom is partially crippled (both unable to walk long distances/gets tired easily and walks with a limp and the xianxia definition where she cannot cultivate anymore). However, this is a family heirloom, something that they would only sell if the other alternative was starve to death, and they weren't quite there yet.

authorchrisvines
>>79164639

he'll definitely have a bow as a wood cultivator! Probably not the inherited weapon, but just something he's been using.

authorchrisvines
>>79173879

no female mc, but maybe a female friend who will use a staff and make all sorts of inappropriate jokes. the teenage love interest is a sword user, but I'm thinking of introducing a female character similar to Toph from Avatar: The Last Airbender, just because she's awesome.

authorchrisvines
>>79198525

a guandao/yanyuedao are basically the Chinese version of a glaive. They are very similar (sharp blade for slicing, only sorta stabbing, on the end of a long pole)

authorchrisvines
>>79239847

He'll definitely have one of those eventually, or at least a technique that does that! Probably not an inherited weapon though.

authorchrisvines
>>79288486

Yup, family relic what the weapon y'all're voting on. the great grandfather was a strong cultivator and used x in defense of the kingdom. the grandfather did as well. His dad did too but never advanced super far on the cultivation path. He retired from service after thirty years to start a farm, met a girl, then ended up fighting a beast a full tier higher than him and his wife. With a sacrificial move, he mortally wounded it, allowing his wife to finish it off, but only by dying himself.