The ULTIMATE back scabbard / shabbard

Because my functional back scabbard design worked so well it's high time we see if we can improve it, and make it look as awesome as it's fundamental design!

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[MonteMind]

"Look, there be adventurers."
"But how do you know they're adventurers?"
"They're wearing their weapons on their back son, with all the running, climbing, jumping and crawling they have to do. It's far more convenient."

[Habiyeru]

Imagine if the Shabbard becomes so ingrained in fantasy pop culture that it ends up as a medieval misconception in the future.

[SuperMeethead]

So is no one gonna adress that Shad and Batman both just slap their name on objects and act like its the best naming convention?

[mnorth]

I love the fact that this is a legitimate technological advancement on a weapon that stopped being popularly used at least 300 years ago.

[Davenzoid]

Shabbard [ Legendary ]
"I told you it would work!" -Sir Shad

+30% equip speed
+50% cool factor
+100% bragging rights

[ezcks]

_Are you wearing a scabbard?!... Duuude... That's SOOoo first crusade, like, everyone is using shabbards now, like, come ooon!..._

[MultiEpicnezz]

"I just happen to have three now." Has the same energy as "I'm not addicted, I can stop whenever I want."

[cedricjohn]

Shad no joke, you have actually accomplished a fantasy type trope of drawing a sword into reality. Absolute respect to you good sir.

[amanofnoreputation]

Medieval knight: "In the future, warriors will wear their swords upon their backs!....nah that's stupid."

[zolikoff]

"Witchers don't have emotions."
Geralt seeing this video: *single tear of joy*

[m.h.]

a hundred years from now, a child learning HEMA will ask: "Why do we call it a shabbard?" - an old man in the corner will start his tale: "There once was a lord of the shadlands..."
:D

[Eagletrotter]

Shad: "You don't have to call it a shabbard. I admit, the name's a bit . . ."
Me: "...shabby?"

[fenrisulfr]

*At three in the morning one jumps out of bed.
"Leather!" He yells.
"I'll make my Scabbard out of leather!"

[afinoxi]

The patron saint of back scabbards blesses us yet again

[glauben]

If Shad was born in the medieval ages he would've made back scabbards historically accurate

[Sleepless_Sam]

"I just happen to have three now"

Little did Shad know, this was the initial step to becoming the first practitioner of Tri-Wielding.

[KTChamberlain]

I like the fact that people were courteous enough to ask permission to use the shabbard before you confirmed that yes, it's in the public domain. I feel like it speaks volumes.

[DexMaster]

Shad: "Feast your eyes upon the new and improved Shabbard"
HEMA community: " _Cleric beast noises_ "

[herbderbler]

We all need to make sure the word shabbard becomes the accepted term for this type of sword socket. Shad definitely earned his credit for workshopping the concept into a realistically functional tool and bringing awareness of it to the whole world.

[Benzy]

Watching the development of this channel is literally like watching a character leveling up.
Shad is getting in better shape, his skills are improving, and he has much better gear. LOVE to see it.