Battle of the Swashbucklers!

"Swashbuckler: A swashbuckling person."

Below are the contestants.

The Scarlet Pimpernel, a vigilante Englishman who smuggles nobles out of a Revolutionary France. Always has a master plan.

Edmond Dantes, or The Count of Monte Cristo, was thrown into jail for a crime he did not commit. He broke out, found some lost treasure, and swore revenge.

D'artagnan, the fourth Muskateer. I think you all know him.

Westley of The Princes Bride. AAAAAAS YOUUUUUUU WIIIIIIIIIIISH.

And of course the Eternally Badass Zorro.

My money's on Westley.

Westley Snipes!

Westley Snipes!

cheesyjon

[QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

Westley Snipes!

Head_of_games

No, I'm just being weird. :P

[QUOTE="Head_of_games"][QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

Westley Snipes!

cheesyjon

No, I'm just being weird. :P

The lead singer of Swashbuckle. :P

[QUOTE="Head_of_games"][QUOTE="cheesyjon"]

Westley Snipes!

cheesyjon

No, I'm just being weird. :P

"You fool! You fell victim to one of the classic blunders - The most famous of which is 'never get involved in a land war in Asia' - but only slightly less well-known is this: 'Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line'! Hahaha!"

Yeah, one of my favorite movies.

I'ma go with Westley, the Man in Black. :oops:

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Jack Sparrow

Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!FREE_DISEASE

[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"]Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!Head_of_games

[QUOTE="Head_of_games"][QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"]Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!FREE_DISEASE

[QUOTE="Head_of_games"][QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"]Where's Star Wars? WTF the light saber duels were epic. Don't discriminate centuries and locations!FREE_DISEASE

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

It has got to be Zorro.

[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"][QUOTE="Head_of_games"] Jedis aren't swashbucklers. :|no_more_fayth

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"]Yes they are. What's the difference really, apart from the Force, light sabers, outfits and settings? Its pretty much wallpaper. Doesn't change whats in the room.FREE_DISEASE

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

I was agreeing with you.

And he does fit the original description: "one who screams menacingly while attacking his opponent's shield."

And of course the "shield" in Star Wars is the Force.

Captain Barbossa.

[QUOTE="FREE_DISEASE"][QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

The term swash meaning "the fall of a blow" and buckler as in "shield" is used for characters with a sword and/or shield.

A lightsaber isn't a sword, it's a rod of light.

It does have "saber" in its name, which is a type of sword.

But I guess you could call Luke Skywalker a swashbuckler.

no_more_fayth

I was agreeing with you.

And he does fit the original description: "one who screams menacingly while attacking his opponent's shield."

And of course the "shield" in Star Wars is the Force.