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305 ratings 

His footwork? Untouchable.
His drags? Inhuman.
His stamina management? People swore he had a hidden perk no one else could access.
And his bow skills… if Squire Timmy pulled out a hunting bow, the battlefield turned into a highlight reel.
Some people even argue he shifted the meta — that half the current playstyles came from players trying (and failing) to imitate him.
Scroll far enough and you’ll find the classic comment everyone repeats:
“There are good players, there are great players, and then there’s Squire Timmy.”
No drama. No curse.
Just a straight-up Mordhau legend whose name still echoes through the game.