What does WMBS mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The War Marshals Bladed Staff (WMBS) is a melee weapon designed and manufactured by the War Marshals of Felaforan. It is made up of a wide array of blades that are designed to deliver slashing and piercing damage in close quarters combat. It also features several specialized tools to help with disarming, locking and disabling opponents.

The WMBS is available for purchase by any legally licensed weapons dealer within the Felaforan region. In addition, it can be purchased through various online outlets as well.

The WMBS measures approximately 55 inches in length, with a 27 inch long steel shaft and 24 inch sharp-toothed blades. It weighs about 5lbs when fully assembled and comes in two colors — black and silver.

Before use, it is important that you ensure that your grip is secure on the weapon's handle and that you maintain proper balance while in battle. You must also be mindful of your target area as you thrust or slash with your blade, as improper technique can leave you vulnerable to counter attacks or accidents. Additionally, if you choose to use your blades defensively, make sure not to overextend yourself against an opponent's attack or you risk injury or death.

As with all weapons, it is important that you practice safe techniques when handling your WMBS. Always wear proper protection such as gloves or other protective gear while handling this weapon, as well as eye protection when engaging in combat situations. Likewise, utilize appropriate fencing techniques such as keeping your distance from opponents in order to avoid injuries from contact with their weapons or strikes from them during close quarters combat. Lastly, always double check your surroundings before using bladed weapons to ensure that no bystanders will be placed at risk due to you wielding this powerful weapon.

To keep your War Marshal's bladed staff functioning optimally it's important to keep it clean and waxed regularly. Proper care involves cleaning the metal portions with oil after each use; then wiping off excess oils and waxing surfaces with a protective oil like WD-40 until all surfaces have an even coat of protection applied to them without any excess build up on any surface of the blades or shaft portion of the weapon itself. Lastly always store your WMBS in a dry place away from other metal objects so as not to cause corrosion.