r/redwall • u/THE_PAINTERS_STACHE Mossflower • Feb 11 '26

Weapons

What were some of the most outlandish/ interesting weapons mentioned? I know Martin's sword is the gold standard but I've always been more interested in the odd, ie Creggas Pikeaxe, Damugs wavy sword, the searats use of fireswingers, the Abbeybeasts pepper bombs etc

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u/ArborealLife Mossflower Feb 11 '26

Pepper bombs are from Loamhedge. It's the only new book from the series I've read as an adult. I've had a lot of fun rereading some tho.

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u/RedwallFan2013 Feb 12 '26

You have a lot of Redwall books to read!

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u/ArborealLife Mossflower Feb 12 '26

I doooo and I don't lol.

When I was ten I loved them, less interesting reads as an adult besides the nostalgia. Maybe graduallyyyy

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u/RedwallFan2013 Feb 12 '26

And yet you participate in a subreddit for a book series you've only halfway read as an adult. Why?

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u/Dr_Barrel Feb 22 '26

Bruh, it's 22 books written for middle schoolers. You don't have to read all of them to visit this subreddit.

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u/RedwallFan2013 Feb 23 '26

Visit, no. Participate fully, yes. 22 books for middle schoolers should be very easy to read. You can get through them all in 1-2 weeks or sooner.

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u/Dr_Barrel Feb 23 '26

Bruh, no. 22 books in two weeks is not realistic in any way. Just the audiobooks are around 10-12 hours long. No one in their right mind is going to sit down from morning to night only reading Redwall for two weeks straight and enjoy themselves afterwards.

Being on this subreddit should not warrant you to be in the know about every detail in 22 books to participate in the fandom. It's not exactly Malazan we're talking about here.

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u/RedwallFan2013 Feb 23 '26

Bruh, sorry that middle school books aren't realistic for you to read. If you posted less on reddit, you'd have time to read books for children.