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slayer gameplay (2-handed sword): valheim ashlands

along with dual axes, this is the "all gas, no brakes" weapon in ashlands. it is identical to the krom sword from mistlands in its moveset and overall use. basically, you have 2 options with this weapon: parry, or secondary opener. if you can parry-stagger it, or if you can dry-stagger it with a secondary opener, it is pleasant to use. if you cant, then it is very unpleasant. so, like dual axes, this is a front runner that dunks on trash mobs but cant turn the tide against stars and chaotic mixed groups. given how many sword options there are in the ashlands, this weapon feels pretty pointless, as it did in mistlands. a nighogg and shield, or mistwalker and shield, is much more versatile and competent against tougher enemies. this is basically an "im bored" weapon to try something else and challenge yourself. it doesnt solve any problems that cant be solved with other weapons, and it cannot solve for situations where a shield is required for heavy parrying. the model of the sword is also obnoxiously wide and glowing, which literally interferes with your vision sometimes, due to how it is carried across your shoulder when idle. i feel like whoever does the combat and whoever does the modeling/graphics need to talk. cant be the same person. the visual effects of the weapons in this game are all overdone and distracting. something that occurred to me in reviewing some of these weapon-specific gameplays is that you can probably get off a big jumping secondary against a parry-staggered valkyrie if you have feather cape to extend your jump a bit. that would definitely improve the kill speed of basically all weapons that have a big secondary attack against valkyrie. but valkyries cant be starred and arent particularly dangerous. in fact, they are good at dealing friendly fire to other mobs and should be your last target on a mixed battlefield.