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- Heavy Weapon - Melee AoE Damage - Knock Down
- Skullcrusher is a SLASH'EM-specific lawful artifact club. It is the first sacrifice gift for cave(wo)men, and deals an extra 10 damage to all monsters, as well as having a +3 to-hit bonus.
- The Skullcrusher is a Hammer type weapon.
- The name of Thog the Mighty’s large sword.
- The rune-covered club "Skullcrusher" is a random artifact in ADOM. It has stats of (+12, 3d6+2) [-3, +0], and has several other helpful effects, including its power to slay humanoids.
- Skullcrusher is a Rumblehorn who is Stoick the Vast's second dragon and later Eret's dragon after Stoick's death in How to Train Your Dragon 2.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ <default>Skullcrusher</default> File:Image needed.jpg Stats Type Weight Value Enchantment Displays Museum Deepholme Technical info Origin RefID XX125A1B(XX must be replaced with the number LEGACY OF THE DRAGONBORN has in your load order)
- Skullcrusher is an enchanted mace +3. It inflicts 1d6+4 points of crushing damage and 2 extra damage against humanoids. It has a -3 THAC0 bonus, weighs 6 lbs. and has a speed factor of 4.
- Skullcrusher is a Rumblehorn who is Stoick's new Dragon and later Eret's, in How To Train Your Dragon 2. In comparison to Grump, Skullcrusher is stern and serious looking, and sometimes a little stubborn, (corresponding with the personality of Stoick). He looks like a cross between a dragon, a Triceratops and a beetle (due to his neck plates). It is currently unknown when Stoick acquired Skullcrusher, save that it must have been since Stoick released Thornado . Despite this, the two are shown to be close, with Stoick being comfortable riding Skullcrusher alongside Grump and Gobber.
- The being known as the Skullcrusher is your typical stupid Evil Lord, without any redeeming qualities to show in his brief period in the Gathering. If you can't break a prisoner, after giving her your best shot for three days in a row, maybe you shouldn't bring her along, you moron! Because, it's entirely possible not only that you had failed absolutely to break her, but maybe she is using you to gain access to that Important MeetingTM.
- In the time of Ultima I, the dungeon was known as Skull Smasher, and not remarkable. However, after the three serpents appeared, the city of Chaos was built within the dungeon, housing at its lowest point the Shrine of Chaos. The city stood as the opposite to Spinebreaker, the city of Order. When the War of Imbalance went into its final phase, the forces of Order stormed the city, killing everyone and destroyed a good part of it. Afterwards, the city became forgotten.
- Skullcrusher is a minor villain from the TV show, Bottom. In the only episode Dough, The plan initially seems to work, but when Dick retreats to the backroom to "take a closer look," he actually gets on the phone to his friend "Skullcrusher" Henderson, the biggest forger in London.
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