Paddles are used for Kingball, which is a popular sport in the The Sims Medieval. Most paddles can be bought from the Village shoppe or crafted by a Blacksmith. The paddles range in levels of quality and power, greatly affecting a sims chance of winning the game.
The Sims Medieval has 4 paddles available and the addition of the Pirates and Nobles expansion pack introduced 2 additional paddles, totaling a sum of 6 types of paddles.
With the Pirates and Nobles expansion pack, the required ingredients for the Excalipaddle have been altered.
List of Paddles[]
| Icon | Name | Power | Description | Ingredients | Notes | |
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Rookie Paddle | 0 | A rather plain Kingball paddle generally used by newbs and scrubs. |
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Rustic Paddle | 1 (3) | A simple yet sturdy Kingball paddle commonly used by country folk. | 3 Ferrous |
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Expert Paddle | 4 (6) | A paddle made for skillful players. | 2 Electrum,
2 Ferrous, |
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Ivory Paddle | 5 (7) | The most common paddle used by Tredonian minor league players. They would use obsidian paddles, but they aren't paid enough. | 4 Electrum,
3 Mithral |
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Obsidian Paddle | 6 (8) | A paddle of champions and the regular issue in the Tredonian kingball major leagues where no expense is spared. | 2 Adamantle, 3 Mithral |
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Excalipaddle | 8 (10) | Using the most advanced techniques in Kingball paddle technology, all the professionals agree, this is the best Kingball paddle money can buy. You won't see a professional tournament where the winner isn't wielding one of these bad boys. | 2 Adamantle, 2 Mithral/
2 Adamantle, 5 Mithral, |
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