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| released = {{Patch name|3|10|2011}}<br>([[Shogun Pack]]) | | released = {{Patch name|3|10|2011}}<br>([[Shogun Pack]]) | ||
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== Update history == | == Update history == | ||
'''{{Patch name|3|10|2011}}''' ([[Shogun Pack]]) | '''{{Patch name|3|10|2011}}''' ([[Shogun Pack]]) | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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File:Shogun tf announcement.png|Dread Knot featured in the Shogun Pack banner. | File:Shogun tf announcement.png|Dread Knot featured in the Shogun Pack banner. | ||
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Revision as of 02:57, 1 November 2022
“ | Come; we fight like men.
Click to listen
— The Heavy
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The Dread Knot is a community-created promotional cosmetic item for the Heavy. It gives the Heavy hair which is styled into a chonmage, a form of hairstyle originating from edo-period Japanese culture.
This item was awarded in Genuine quality to players who pre-purchased Total War: SHOGUN 2 on Steam before March 15, 2011.
Update history
March 10, 2011 Patch (Shogun Pack)
- The Dread Knot was added to the game.
- Fixed the Dread Knot not being grayed out when paint is being used.
- The Dread Knot was made tradable.
Trivia
- The name is a reference to the "dreadnought", a type of 20th century battleship with tremendous firepower. The word itself literally means "fear nothing".
- The Chonmage hairstyle was popular in feudal Japan as a convenient way to keep one's hat or helmet on. It remained a common hairstyle until the early 20th century, and is today popularly associated with sumo wrestlers.
Gallery
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