Hatchet

Hatchet

English name	Hatchet
Entry type	Artifacts
Edition	International
Appearance	Pending

Native American hatchets, often called tomahawks, were originally created by the Algonquin peoples in pre-Columbian America. These hatchets came in a large variety of shapes and sizes and were used in hand-to-hand combat. Early tomahawks were comprised of shaped stones or bones that were strapped to wooden handles via strips of animal hide. Once trading with Europeans became common, Native Americans began fitting metal axe heads to their tomahawks.

Names / aliases: 輕便斧

Museum wing	Main hall	Source
Category	Weapon	Source
Region	Americas	Source
Crafting in client configuration	Craftable	Source
Availability and benefits	Awaiting current-game review	Source

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Names and translations

The Chinese display name is a project label. Only the sourced names below are recorded as verified official terminology.

Client names come from international version 13.1600.1602, with Traditional Chinese text. All 11 language files match the acquired Asia version; matching names do not establish identical statistics.

Official name	Language	Evidence
Hatchet	en-US	Source record
輕便斧	zh-TW	Source record

More official language names (9)

Official name	Language	Evidence
手斧	ja-JP	Source record
손도끼	ko-KR	Source record
Beil	de-DE	Source record
Hacha de mano	es-419	Source record
Hachette	fr-FR	Source record
Accetta	it-IT	Source record
Machadinha	pt-BR	Source record
Топорик	ru-RU	Source record
Savaş Baltası	tr-TR	Source record

Sources

Source	Language	Status
DomiNations international client · 13.1600.1602 International 13.1600.1602 (2474)	en-US, zh-TW, ja-JP, ko-KR, de-DE, es-419, fr-FR, it-IT, pt-BR, ru-RU, tr-TR	Selected fields reviewed