Two-handed sword

The Two-handed sword is one of the slowest but most powerful weapons in any metal set. It is a two-handed weapon, so it cannot be wielded with a shield, and is the only Free-to-play Melee weapon with this characteristic.

Two-handed swords are devastating in both Slash and Crush. Players should choose the primary slash against most opponents, and the secondary crush against opponents wearing plate armour, such as platebody and platelegs.

Players can buy two-handed swords in Gaius' Two Handed Shop in Taverley.

History and usage
The Two-handed Sword was the first choice of weapons in RuneScape Classic because there was no difference in speed between weapons, which could easialy kill a player with this. After the transition to RuneScape 2, its popularity dropped because of the aforementioned speed differences in which it cannot catch up to that of a scimitar.

It was relatively common in F2P (Free To Play) player killing, where it was used to make finishing blows, before PKing was changed on 10 December 2007. Free to play rangers most often brought a two-handed sword as they do not have a ranged weapon efficient in finishing blows. As a "surprise" weapon, it is similar to using the Obsidian maul, Granite maul, or Dragon dagger.

In a game update a while ago, the two-handed sword was given new, realistic, and more fluid animations. Before the major update, the 2-Handed Swords were wielded in one hand leaning on the shoulder. However, Jagex improved this by giving it a more realistic look with actual two-handed wielding. Because of this, the price has increased, especially in the case of the Rune 2h sword, which some players were selling for as much as 90-100k (although the Exchange price is now about coins). The two-handed sword is now the only weapon with different animations for every attack option. It is interesting to note that wielding any two-handed sword makes the player's cape (if any) billow in the breeze, a unique animation. Also, while wielding another weapon like a scimitar or battleaxe, the player seems to be right-handed (the weapon is held in the right hand). However, while wielding a 2h, the player becomes left-handed (the sword is held closer to the left side and attack animations show a left-handed swing). Sometimes the game engine will reposition the sword so the player is holding it like a normal one-handed weapon. However, this only happens when the area that the player is in is very crowded, and the player must be standing still. It cannot happen during combat or normal activities.

Two-handed swords

 * Bronze 2h sword
 * Iron 2h sword
 * Steel 2h sword
 * White 2h sword
 * Black 2h sword
 * Mithril 2h sword
 * Adamant 2h sword
 * Rune 2h sword
 * Dragon 2h sword[Requested byRazor45678]
 * Shadow sword

Halberds

 * Bronze halberd
 * Iron halberd
 * Steel halberd
 * White halberd
 * Black halberd
 * Mithril halberd
 * Adamant halberd
 * Rune halberd
 * Dragon halberd

Other weapons

 * Granite maul
 * Tzhaar-ket-om (also called Obsidian maul or Toktz-ket-om)
 * Zamorak godsword
 * Saradomin godsword
 * Armadyl godsword
 * Bandos godsword
 * Saradomin sword
 * Gadderhammer (After starting In Aid of the Myreque)
 * Barrelchest Anchor (After finishing The Great Brain Robbery)
 * Spears (including all the standard metal spears plus special one like the Zamorakian spear).
 * Easter carrot

Barrows

 * Dharok's greataxe
 * Verac's flail
 * Torag's hammers
 * Guthan's warspear