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Knives & Daggers Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Bowie Knife 2 L 1 / J 4 +1 to certain Craft rolls* Arm 21 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Combat Knife 1 L 1 / S 3 Arm 21 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Katar Punch-Dagger 2 L 1 / S 3 Strength + Brawl* Arm 21 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Keris 2 L 2 / J 3 -1 Damage without Specialty* Arm 22 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Khukri 2 L 2 / J 3 9 again on targeted attacks* Arm 22 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Main Gauche 1 L 1 / S 3 +1 Defense if used with another weapon* Arm 22 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Rondel Dagger 1 L 1 / S 3 Armor Piercing 1, +2 Damage on surprise attacks* Arm 22 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Trench Knife (World War II) 1 L/B 1 / S 3 Doubles as brass knuckles* Arm 23 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Switchblade O L 1 / P 3 Arm 23 Medieval/Fantasy Knives & Daggers Swords Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Bastard Sword 3 L 4 / N 3 One- or two-handed* Arm 24 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Bastard Sword 4 L 3 / N 3 One- or two-handed* Arm 24 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Curved Sword 3 L 2 / L 3 +1 Damage from positions of height* Arm 24 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Fensing Sword 1 L 2 / L 3 Armor piercing 1* Arm 25 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Fish-Spine Sword 1 L 9 again 2 / L 1 n/a Arm 25 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Gladius (Short Sword) 2 L 2 / S 3 Arm 25 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Great Sword† (Claymore) 4 L 3 / N 3 Arm 25 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Katana 3 L 2 / L 4 Arm 25 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Long Sword 3 L 2 / L 3 Arm 27 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Machete 2 L 2 / J 3 Arm 27 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Rapier 2 L 2 / L 3 Armor piercing 1* Arm 27 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Wakizashi 2 L 2 / S 4 Arm 27 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Zweihander† 4 L 9 again 4 / N 3 Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Swords Blunt Weapons Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Escrima Sticks (Fighting Sticks) 1 B 2 / S 2 Damge varies by type* Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Flail 3 B/L 3 / N 3 -1 Damage without Dexterity 3, ignores shields* Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Mace 3 B 2 / L 3 Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Maul 4 B 3 / N 3 Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Morning Star 3 L 3 / N 3 Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Sap 1 B 1 / P 2 Stun (Stamina)* Arm 28 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Shakuhachi Flute 0 B 1 / S 2 +1 to some Wits + Expression rolls* Arm 29 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Tonfu (Nightstick) 2 B 2 / J 2 +1 Defense* Arm 29 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Wooden Club 2 B 2 / J 1 n/a Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Blunt Chain Weapons Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Chain (Basic) 1 B 1 / S 3 n/a Sometimes improvised* Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Kusari Gama* 2 B/L 3 / N 3 -2 Damage without Fighting Style: Chain Weapons Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Kyoketsu Shogi* 1 B/L 3 / N 2 -2 Damage without Fighting Style: Chain Weapons Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Manriki Gusari Merit* 2 B 2 / L 3 -2 Damage without Fighting Style: Chain Weapons Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Nunchaku 1 B 1 / S 3 -1 Damage without Dexterity 3* Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Poi 0 B 1 / S 3 n/a Arm 30 Medieval/Fantasy Chain Polearms Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Halbert† 4 L 4 / N 3 +1 Defense, trip attack* Arm 31 Medieval/Fantasy Polearms Naginata† 3 L 4 / N 2 +1 Defense, -1 minimum strength* Arm 31 Medieval/Fantasy Polearms Quarterstaff† 2 B 4 / N 1 +1 Defense* Arm 32 Medieval/Fantasy Polearms Spear† 3 L 4 / N 2 +1 Defense* Arm 32 Medieval/Fantasy Polearms Trident† 4 L 4 / N 3 +1 Defense* Arm 32 Medieval/Fantasy Polearms Axes & Hammers Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Battle-Ax 3 L 3 / N 3 Arm 32 Medieval/Fantasy Axes & Hammers Hatchet 1 L 1 / S 2 Arm 33 Medieval/Fantasy Axes & Hammers War Ax† 5 L 9 again 4 / N 3 Armor Piercing 1 (lethal only), recover after swing* Arm 33 Medieval/Fantasy Axes & Hammers War Hammer† 5L /4L 4 / N 3 Arm 34 Medieval/Fantasy Axes & Hammers Miscellaneous Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Bagh-Nakh 1 L 1 / P 3 Strength + Brawl* Arm 34 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Brass Knuckles 1 B 1 / P 3 Strength + Brawl* Arm 34 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Catch Pole† 0 B 3 / N 2 Catches opponents* Arm 34 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Fakir's Horns -1 L 3 / N 3 +1 Defense (+2 with Weaponry Dodge Merit) Arm 34 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Iron Fang 0 B 1 / S 3 +1 Defense if used with Weaponry Dodge Merit* Arm 35 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Jitte 3 B 2 / J 3 +1 Defense Arm 35 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Ring Blade -1 L 1 / P 3 * Arm 35 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Strangle Wire 2 L 1 / P 2 n/a Grappling aid* Arm 35 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Sjambok 1 B 2 / J 2 Painful* Arm 35 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Whip 1 B 2 / J 1 * Arm 36 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Improvised Weaponry Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Scythe† 2 L 4 / N 2 +1 Defense* Arm 41 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Shovel 1 B 3 / N 2 Full lethal damage on exceptional success* Arm 41 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Sledgehammer† 2 B 9 again 3 / N 2 Arm 41 Medieval/Fantasy Miscellaneous Found & Rigged Weapons Type Damage Size Durability Cost Notes Source Genre Category Bottle 0 B/L 1 / P 1 n/a Fragile 2* Arm 41 Medieval/Fantasy Found & Rigged Homemade Sap 0 B variable 1 n/a Stun (Stamina), fragile 2* Arm 42 Medieval/Fantasy Found & Rigged Rock 0 B 1 / P 2 n/a Drop on a failure* Arm 43 Medieval/Fantasy Found & Rigged Shard of Glass -1 L 1 / J 1 n/a Inflict 1 lethal on user, fragile 2* Arm 43 Medieval/Fantasy Found & Rigged Shiv 0 L 1 / P 1 n/a * Arm 43 Medieval/Fantasy Found & Rigged.
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