Weapon Stat Table

Summary Table

Different weapons grant different advantages. For instance a knife deals less damage, but is easier to hit with, so you get a bonus on weapon rolls, but major penalties to damage and parry rolls. A giant flail on the other hand is hard to hit with, hard to parry against, and deals massive damage.

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Weapon Descriptions

🗡 Nimble Weapons

Nimble weapons prioritize speed and precision over raw power. They use Strength ÷ 2 for damage calculation.

Examples:

• Blackjack - Weighted leather club for subduing foes
• Hatchet - Small utility axe, throwable
• Kitchen Knife - Improvised blade
• Knife - Standard combat dagger
• Longknife - Extended dagger/short sword
• Rapier - Elegant thrusting sword
• Rock (Fist-Sized) - Simple improvised weapon
• Unarmed (Fist) - Punches and strikes
• Unarmed (Kick) - Kicking attacks
• Whip - Flexible reach weapon

⚖️ Balanced Weapons

Balanced weapons offer a middle ground between speed and power. They use Strength for damage calculation.

Examples:

• Broadsword - Standard one-handed sword
• Falchion (1H) - Heavy cleaving blade
• Quarterstaff - Two-handed wooden staff
• Pick - Armor-piercing pointed weapon
• Flail (1H) - Chain-linked striking weapon
• Round Mace - Blunt crushing weapon
• Spear - Versatile thrusting pole weapon
• War Axe (1H) - One-handed battle axe

⚔️ Heavy Weapons

Heavy weapons deliver devastating damage at the cost of speed and agility. They use Strength × 1.5 for damage calculation.

Examples:

• Greatsword - Two-handed massive blade
• Heavy War Axe - Two-handed battle axe
• Halberd Polearm - Combination axe/spear pole weapon
• Heavy Flail - Two-handed chain weapon
• Lance - Mounted charging weapon
• Bastard Sword (2H) - Versatile sword wielded two-handed

Bargain Bin

Lower quality or damaged weapons are available at reduced cost but may have penalties to effectiveness, durability, or both.