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1-Handed Swords 1-Handed Swords Weapon Hands/ Weapon Strike Thrust Defense Special Wt Cost Type Reach Chivalric Arming Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 7(2) .5 36 cp Sword Late Arming Sword Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 7(+1p) 7(2) .5 36 cp Short Sword Sword 1H/S 7(+0c) 6(+1p) 7(1) 0 12 cp Katzbalger Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 7(+0p) 7(2) Spatulate Tip 2 .5 48 cp Espada Ropera Sword 1H/L 8(+0c) 7(+1p) 8(3) .5 24 cp Sidesword Sword 1H/L 7(+1c) 7(+1p) 8(3) .5 12 cp Cutlass Sword 1H/S 7(+2c) 8(+0p) 7(3) .5 14 cp Tesshake Sword 1H/S 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 8(3) .5 12 cp Falchion Sword 1H/M 7(+2c) 8(+0p) 8(2) .5 18 cp Langes Messer Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 8(2) Draw 3 .5 6 cp War Cleaver Sword 1H/M 8(+4c) 8(-1p) 8(0) .5 7 cp Rapier Sword 1H/L 6(-1c) 6(+0p) 7(3) Fluid Thrusts .5 120 cp Scimitar Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 7(-1p) 7(2) Draw 2 .5 36 cp Tulwar Sword 1H/S 7(+0c) 7(-2p) 8(2) Draw 1, Tight Grip .5 36 cp Wakizashi Sword 1H/S 7(+0c) 8(+0p) 7(1) Draw 3 0 48 cp Early Saber Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 8(+0p) 8(1) Draw 3 .5 24 cp Hussar Saber Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 8(-1p) 8(3) Draw 3 .5 36 cp Karabela Saber Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 8(-1p) 7(3) Draw 3 .5 60 cp Scythe-Sword Sword 1H/S 8(+1c) 9(-1p) 8(1) Draw 2, Sickle-Shaped .5 16 cp Urumi Sword 1H/VL 8(+0c) NA 9(1) Chain 3, Draw 2 0 120 cp Basket Hilted Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 8(+0p) 7(4) Tight Grip .5 84 cp Claymore Backsword Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 8(+0p) 7(4) .5 72 cp Kriegsmesser Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 8(+0p) 7 Draw 3 .5 84 cp Pallasch Sword 1H/L 7(+1c) 8(+1p) 7(3) .5 60 cp Heavy Backsword Sword 1H/L 8(+2c) 8(+1p) 8(3) .5 84 cp Armor Piercing 2, Koncerz Sword 1H/L 7(-2c) 7(+1p) 7(3) .5 96 cp Lance Charge Shaska Sword 1H/M 7(+0c) 7(+0p) 7(0) Draw 3 .5 72 cp Kilij Sword 1H/M 7(+1c) 8(+0p) 7(2) Draw 3 .5 72 cp Dussack Sword 1H/S 7(+1c) 7(-1p) 7(3) Draw 2, Tight Grip .5 72 cp Yataghan Sword 1H/S 7(+2c) 8(+0p) 7(0) Sickle-Shaped .5 48 cp Zellish Saber Sword 1H/M 7(+2c) 8(+0p) 8(3) Sickle-Shaped .5 96 cp Falcata Sword 1H/S 6(+2c) 8(-1p) 8(3) Sickle-Shaped .5 60 cp Kopesh Sword 1H/S 6(+2c) 9(-1p) 8(3) Sickle-Shaped, Hook .5 96 cp 2H-Swords Weapon Hands/ Weapon Strike Thrust Defense Special Wt Cost Type Reach Bastard Sword Sword 2H/L 7(+1c) 7(+2p) 7 Hand-Off 1 84 cp Bastard Sword 1H Sword 1H/L 7(+1c) 7(+2p) 8 Hand-Off 1 84 cp Armor Piercing Thrust Estoc Sword 2H/L 8(+0b) 6(+2p) 7 1 108 cp 2 Godenak Sword 2H/M 7(+4c) 8(-1p) 8 Armor Piercing Strike 2 1 96 cp Katana Sword 2H/M 7(+2c) 7(+1p) 7 Draw 2, Hand-Off 1 132 cp Katana 1H Sword 1H/L 7(+1c) 8(+1p) 8 Draw 3 1 132 cp Longsword 1H Sword 1H/L 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 8 1 120 cp No-Dachi Sword 2H/L 7(+2c) 8(+1p) 8 Draw 2 1 156 cp Swiss Saber Sword 2H/L 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 7 Draw 2 1 132 cp (“Schnepf”) Claymore Sword 2H/L 7(+3c) 7(+1p) 7(3) 1 132 cp Large Katzbalger Sword 2H/L 7(+1c) 7(+0p) 7 Spatulate Tip 1 1 156 cp Grosses Messer Sword 2H/L 7(+3c) 8(+0p) 8 Draw 2 1 120 cp Zweihander Sword 2H/VL 8(+4c) 8(+2p) 8(3) 1 156 cp Flamberge Sword 2H/VL 8(+3c) 8(+3p) 8(3) Draw 2 1 144 cp Grutte Zweihander Sword 2H/EL 8(+5c) 9(+2p) 9(3) 1 180 cp Montante Sword 2H/VL 7(+3c) 8(+1p) 8(2) 1 144 cp 1H-Blunt Weapon Hands/ Weapon Strike Thrust Defense Special Wt Cost Type Reach Truncheon/Club Blunt 1H/S 6(-1b) 7(-2b) 6(0) 0 2 cp 7(+1b/ Armor Piercing Strike Warhammer Blunt 1H/S 7(-2b) 8(0) 0 3 cp +1p) 1/2, Crushing 1 Horseman’s Pick Blunt 1H/S 7(+2p) 7(-2b) 8(0) Armor Piercing Strike 2 0 3 cp Light Mace Armor Piercing Strike Blunt 1H/S 7(+0b) 7(-2b) 7(0) 0 4 cp (Knobbed) 1, Shock 2, Crushing 1 Light Mace (Spiked) Blunt 1H/S 7(+0b) 7(-2b) 7(0) Bleed 2, Shock 2 0 5 cp Light Mace Blunt 1H/S 7(+1b) 7(-2b) 7(0) Armor Piercing Strike 2 0 6 cp (Flanged) Armor Piercing Strike Bar Mace Blunt 1H/S 7(+1b) 7(-2b) 7(0) 0 5 cp 1, Shock 1 Armor Piercing Strike Hand Axe Blunt 1H/S 7(+1c) 7(-2b) 8(0) 0 3 cp 1, Shock 1 Armor Piercing Strike Battleaxe Blunt 1H/M 7(+2c) 7(-2b) 8(0) 1 6 cp 1, Shock 2 Light Flail Blunt 1H/M 7(+2b) 8(-2b) 9(0) Chain 2, Shock 2 1 5 cp Chain 1, Shock 2, Double Headed Flail Blunt 1H/M 8(+2b) 8(-2b) 10(0) 1 6 cp Multi-Hit 2 Weapon Attachment Arming Spike Blunt NA NA (+0p) NA 0 1 cp (Thrust) 2H-Blunt Weapon Hands/ Weapon Strike Thrust Defense Special Wt Cost Type Reach Large Club Blunt 2H/M 6(+0b) 7(-1b) 7 Shock 1 1 3 cp Shock 1 (Bludgeoning) 7(+1b/ Gunstock Club Blunt 2H/M 7(-1b) 7 Armor Piercing Strike 1 1 7 cp +1p) (Piercing) Shock 2, Armor Wood Axe Blunt 2H/M 8(+2c) 7(-2b) 8 1 4 cp Piercing Strike 1 Shock 4, Armor War Maul Blunt 2H/M 8(+4b) 8(-2b) 8 Piercing Strike 1, 2 4 cp Crushing 2 Shock 2, Armor Dane Axe Blunt 2H/L 8(+4c) 8(-2b) 9 2 10 cp Piercing Strike 2 Shock 2, Armor Tabarzin Blunt 2H/L 7(+2c) 8(+0p) 8 2 12 cp Piercing Strike 2 Shock 2/0, Armor 7(+3b/ Heavy Warhammer Blunt 2H/M 7(-2b) 8 Piercing Strike 1/2, 1 5 cp +3p) Crushing 2 Heavy Mace Armor Piercing Strike Blunt 2H/M 7(+2b) 7(-2b) 7 1 5 cp (Knobbed) 1, Shock 3, Crushing 2 Heavy Mace Armor Piercing Strike Blunt 2H/M 7(+2b) 7(-2b) 7 1 6 cp (Spiked) 1, Bleed 5, Crushing 1 Heavy Mace Armor Piercing Strike Blunt 2H/M 7(+3b) 7(-2b) 7 1 7 cp (Flanged) 2, Shock 1, Crushing 1 Chain 2, Armor Blunt/Pol Pole-Flail 2H/L 9(+4b) 7(-2b) 8 Piercing Strike 2, 2 5 cp earm Shock 2, Crushing 2 Armor Piercing Strike Blunt/Pol Goedendag 2H/L 8(+3b) 8(+2p) 8 2, Armor Piercing 2 4 cp earm Thrust 2, Shock 2 Weapon Attachment Arming Spike Blunt NA NA (+0p) NA 0 1 cp (Thrust) Polearms Weapon Hands/ Weapon Strike Thrust Defense Special Wt Cost Type Reach Short Spear Polearm 1H/S 8(+0c) 7(+2p) 8 0 3 cp Arming Spear Polearm 1H/VL 9(-1c) 7(+2p) 9 0 5 cp Arming Spear 2H Polearm 2H/VL 8(+0c) 7(+3p) 8 Fluid Thrusts 0 7 cp Spear Polearm 1H/EL 9(+0c) 8(+3p) 9 1 4 cp Spear 2H Polearm 2H/EL 8(+0c) 7(+3p) 8 Fluid Thrusts 1 6 cp Pike Polearm 2H/LL 10(-2c) 9(+3p) 9 2 1 sp Light Lance Polearm 1H/VL 10(-1c) 7(+2p) 10 Couched Charge 1 10 cp Heavy Lance Polearm 1H/EL 10(-1c) 8(+3p) 10 Couched Charge 2 1 sp 1 sp, 2 Hussar Lance Polearm 1H/LL 10(-1c) 10(+3p) 10 Couched Charge 2 cp Spetum Polearm 2H/VL 8(+1c) 7(+2p) 7 1 5 cp Jumonji Yari Polearm 2H/VL 8(+2c) 8(+2p) 7 1 6 cp Armor Piercing Strike Bishamon Yari Polearm 2H/VL 8(+3c) 8(+2p) 8 1 8 cp 1 8(+2p/ Armor Piercing Strike Kate Kama Yari Polearm 2H/VL 7(+2p) 8 1 10 cp +2c) 1, Hook Guandao (Chinese Draw 2, Armor Polearm 2H/VL 8(+3c) 8(+2p) 8 1 8 cp Glaive) Piercing Strike 1 Ge (Chinese Dagger- Armor Piercing Strike Polearm 2H/VL 8(+3p) 8(+2p) 8 1 8 cp Axe Halberd) 1, Hook Naginata Polearm 2H/VL 7(+2c) 8(+1p) 8 Draw 2, Fluid Thrusts 1 9 cp Partisan Polearm 2H/EL 8(+2c) 8(+3p) 7 Fluid Thrusts 2 7 cp Swordstaff Polearm 2H/EL 8(+3c) 8(+3p) 8 2 7 cp Armor Piercing Thrust Ahlspiess Polearm 2H/L 8(-1b) 8(+3p) 8 2 8 cp 3 Quarterstaff Polearm 2H/VL 7(+0b) 7(-1b) 7 Fluid Thrusts 1 3 cp Fauchard Polearm 2H/VL 7(+2c) 8(+1p) 8 Sickle-Shaped 1 5 cp Longstaff Polearm 2H/EL 8(+0b) 7(-1b) 7 1 4 cp Armor Piercing Strike Forest Bill Polearm 2H/EL 8(+3c) 8(+2p) 8 2, Shock 2, Hook, 2 4 cp Crushing 1 Armor Piercing Strike Black Bill Polearm 2H/VL 7(+3c) 8(+2p) 7 1, Shock 2, Hook, 1 5 cp Crushing 1 Ranseur Polearm 2H/EL 8(+2c) 8(+2p) 8 2 6 cp Armor Piercing Strike Bardiche Polearm 2H/VL 8(+5c) 9(-1p) 8 2 6 cp 2, Shock 2, Crushing 2 Armor Piercing Strike Lochaber Axe Polearm 2H/VL 8(+4c) 9(-1p) 8 1 8 cp 2, Shock 2, Hook Glaive Polearm 2H/VL 7(+2c) 8(+1p) 8 Draw 2, Hook 1 6 cp Armor Piercing Strike Voulge Polearm 2H/VL 7(+2c) 8(+1p) 8 1 6 cp 1, Hook Armor Piercing Strike Halberd Polearm 2H/EL 8(+5c) 8(+2p) 8 2 8 cp 2, Crushing 2, Hook Armor Piercing Strike Saber-Halberd Polearm 2H/EL 8(+3c) 8(+0p) 8 2, Crushing 2, Draw 2, 2 7 cp Hook 8(+5p/3b Armor Piercing Strike Bec de Corbin Polearm 2H/VL 8(+2p) 7 1 7 cp ) 2, Hook 8(+5b/3p Armor Piercing Strike Lucerne Hammer Polearm 2H/VL 8(+2p) 7 1 7 cp ) 2, Crushing 2 Armor Piercing Strike Morningstar Polearm 2H/L 7(+4b) 8(+1p) 8 1 5 cp 2, Bleed 5 Armor Piercing Strike 1, Armor Piercing 7(+2c/ Poleaxe Polearm 2H/L 7(+2p) 8 Thrust 1, Shock 2, 2 9 cp +2b) Crushing 1 (Bludgeoning) Spontoon Polearm 2H/L 7(+1c) 7(+2p) 7 1 6 cp Military Fork Polearm 2H/VL 10(-1c) 8(+2p) 7 Multi-Hit (2) 1 5 cp Multi-Hit (3), Staff Trident Polearm 1H/L 10(-1c) 8(+0p) 9 1 5 cp Parry Trident 2H Polearm 2H/L 9(+0c) 8(+1p) 7 Multi-Hit (3) 1 6 cp Falx Polearm 2H/L 8(+4c) 10(-1p) 8 Sickle-Shaped 1 4 cp Special Melee Weapon Qualities Quality Effect When making a Strike attack that would inflict Cutting damage, Draw [X] inflict one point of additional damage for every X bonus successes scored.
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