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All Weapon List Collected by Martigan & Hogan All Weapon List Collected by Martigan & Hogan Item Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage Damage Source (lb) Factor S-M L Adze 3 sp 4 S S/P 4 1d4+1 1d4 C&T Ankus 3 gp 4 M P/B 6 1d4 1d4 C&T Arquebus 500 gp 10 M P 15 1d10 1d10 PHB Axe Battle Axe 5 gp 7 M S 7 1d8 1d8 PHB Hand Axe 1 gp 5 M S 4 1d6 1d4 PHB Throwing Axe 1gp 5 M S 4 1d6 1d4 PHB Two-Handed Battle Axe 10 gp 10 M S 9 1d10 2d8 CBD Stone Axe 5 sp 6 M B/S 6 1d6 1d4 C&T Bagh Nakh 4 sp 1 S S 2 1d2 1d2 C&T Belaying Pin 2 cp 2 S B 4 1d3 1d3 FHB Bill 5 cp 2 S P 2 1d4 1d3 CPH Blowgun 5 gp 2 L - 5 - - PHB Barbed Dart 1 sp Ξ S P - 1d3 1d2 PHB Needle 2 cp Ξ S P - 1 1 PHB Bo Stick 2 cp 4 L B 4 1d6 1d4 FHB Bolas 5 sp 2 M B 8 1d3 1d2 FHB Boomerang 5 sp 2 S B 4 1d4 1d4 C&T Bottle - 2 S B 4 1d3 1d2 C&T Bow Composite Long Bow 100 gp 3 L - 7 - - PHB Composite Short Bow 75 gp 2 M - 6 - - PHB Long Bow 75 gp 3 L - 8 - - PHB Short Bow 30 gp 2 M - 7 - - PHB Daikyu 100 gp 3 L - 7 - - FHB Flight Arrow 3 sp/12 Ξ M P - 1d6 1d6 PHB Sheaf Arrow 3 sp/6 Ξ M P - 1d8 1d8 PHB Stone Arrow 3 cp/12 1/10 M P - 1d4 1d4 FHB Daikyu Arrow 3 sp/6 1 M P - 1d8 1d6 FHB Pile Arrow 3 sp/6 Ξ S P - 1d6 1d6 C&T Brandistock 15 gp 5 M P 7 1d6 1d6 C&T Caltrop 2 sp 2/10 S P - 1 1d2 AEG Cestus 1 gp 2 S S 2 1d4 1d3 FHB Chain 5 sp 3 L B 5 1d4+1 1d4 FHB Chakram 8 sp 1 S S 4 1d4 1d3 C&T Chijikiri 6 gp 6 M P/B 7 1d6 1d8 C&T Club Club - 3 M B 4 1d6 1d3 PHB Great Club 2 gp 15 L B 9 2d4 1d6+1 C&T War Club 2 gp 6 M B/S 7 1d6+1 1d4+1 C&T Crossbow Cho-ku-no 50 gp 12 M - 6 - - C&T Hand Crossbow 300 gp 3 S - 5 - - PHB Hand Quarrel 1 gp Ξ S P - 1d3 1d2 PHB Light Crossbow 35 gp 7 S - 7 - - PHB Light Quarrel 1 sp Ξ S P - 1d6+1 1d8+1 C&T Heavy Crossbow 50 gp 14 M - 10 - - PHB Heavy Quarrel 2 sp Ξ S P - 1d8+1 1d10+1 C&T Pellet Bow 25 gp 5 M - 7 - - C&T Pellet 5 cp Ξ S B - 1d4 1d4 C&T Dagger Dagger 2 gp 1 S P 2 1d4 1d3 PHB Bone Dagger 1 sp 1 S P 2 1d2 1d2 FHB Jambiya 4 gp 1 S P/S 3 1d4 1d4 C&T Katar 3 gp 1 S P 2 1d3+1 1d3 C&T Main-Gauche 3 gp 2 S P/S 2 1d4 1d3 C&T Parrying Dagger 5 gp 1 S P 2 1d3 1d3 AEG Stiletto 8 sp ½ S P 2 1d3 1d2 C&T Stone Dagger 2 sp 1 S P 2 1d3 1d2 FHB 1 Item Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage Damage Source (lb) Factor S-M L Dart 5 sp ½ S P 2 1d3 1d2 PHB Dirk 2 gp 1 S P 2 1d4 1d3 PHB Flail Footman's Flail 15 gp 15 M B 7 1d6+1 2d4 PHB Horseman's Flail 8 gp 5 M B 6 1d4+1 1d4+1 PHB Grain 5 sp 3 M B 6 1d4 1d4 C&T Fork 8 sp 6 L P 7 1d6 1d6+1 C&T Gaff/Hook Attached 2 gp 2 S P 2 1d4 1d3 FHB Held 5 cp 2 S P 2 1d4 1d3 FHB Grapple 5 gp 3 S P/B 7 1d4 1d4 C&T Gunsen 4 gp 1 S B/P 2 1d3 1d2 C&T Hammer 5 sp 3 S B 4 1d4 1d3 C&T Harpoon Harpoon 20 gp 6 L P 7 - - AEG One-Handed - - - - - 1d4+1 1d6+1 AEG Two-Handed - - - - - 2d4 2d6 AEG Bone Harpoon 1 gp 5 L P 7 1d6 1d10 C&T Hatchet 2 gp 3 S S 3 1d4 1d4 C&T Javelin Javelin 5 sp 2 L P 4 - - AEG One-Handed - - - - - 1d4 1d4 AEG Two-Handed - - - - - 1d6 1d6 AEG Stone Javelin 5 cp 2 L P 4 - - FHB One-Handed - - - - - 1d4 1d4 FHB Two-Handed - - - - - 1d4+1 1d6 FHB Jitte 5 sp 2 S B 2 1d4 1d2 C&T Kama 2 gp 2 S P/S 4 1d6 1d4 C&T Kau sin ke 3 gp 4 M B 6 1d8 1d6 C&T Kawanaga 1 gp 1 S P/B 7 1d3 1d2 C&T Knife Knife 5 sp ½ S P/S 2 1d3 1d2 PHB Bone Knife 3 cp ½ S P/S 2 1d2 1d2 FHB Stone Knife 5 cp ½ S P/S 2 1d2 1d2 FHB Throwing Knife 5 gp 4 M S/P 8 2d4 1d6+1 C&T Kusari-gama 4 gp 3 M P/S/B 6 1d6 1d4 C&T Lance @ Heavy Horse Lance 15 gp 15 L P 8 1d8+1 3d6 PHB Medium Horse Lance 10 gp 10 L P 7 1d6+1 2d6 PHB Light Horse Lance 6 gp 5 L P 6 1d6 1d8 PHB Jousting Lance 20 gp 20 L P 10 1d3-1 1d2-1 PHB Lasso 5 sp 3 L - 10 - - FHB Mace Footman's Mace 8 gp 10 M B 7 1d6+1 1d6 PHB Horseman's Mace 5 gp 6 M B 6 1d6 1d4 PHB Mace-axe 12 gp 9 L B/S 8 2d4 1d6+1 C&T Machete 8 gp 5 M S 6 1d8 1d8 C&T Mancatcher ** 30 gp 8 L - 7 - - PHB Maul 5 gp 10 L B 9 2d4 1d10 CPH Morning Star 10 gp 12 M B 7 2d4 1d6+1 PHB Net 5 gp 10 M - 10 - - FHB Nunchaku 1 gp 3 M B 3 1d6 1d6 FHB Parang 8 gp 5 M S 6 1d8 1d8 C&T Pick Footman's Pick 8 gp 6 M P 7 1d6+1 2d4 PHB Horseman's Pick 7 gp 4 M P 5 1d4+1 1d4 PHB Farming Tool 4 gp 8 L P 8 1d6 1d6+1 C&T Pike # 5 gp 12 L P 13 1d6 1d12 C&T Pilum 1 gp 3 M P 5 1d6 1d6 C&T Polearm Awl Pike # 5 gp 12 L P 13 1d6 1d12 PHB Bardiche 7 gp 12 L S 9 2d4 2d6 PHB Bec de corbin 8 gp 10 L P/B 9 1d8 1d6 PHB 2 Item Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage Damage Source (lb) Factor S-M L Bill-guisarme 7 gp 15 L P/S 10 2d4 1d10 PHB Bill 7 gp 15 L P/S 10 2d4 1d10 C&T Fauchard 5 gp 7 L P/S 8 1d6 1d8 PHB Fauchard-fork 8 gp 9 L P/S 8 1d8 1d10 PHB Glaive * 6 gp 8 L S 8 1d6 1d10 PHB Glaive-guisarme * 10 gp 10 L P/S 9 2d4 2d6 PHB Guisarme 5 gp 8 L S 8 2d4 1d8 PHB Guisarme-voulge 8 gp 15 L P/S 10 2d4 2d4 PHB Halberd 10 gp 15 L P/S 9 1d10 2d6 PHB Hook Fauchard 10 gp 8 L P/S 9 1d4 1d4 PHB Lajatang 7 gp 6 L S 6 1d10 1d10 C&T Lucern Hammer # 7 gp 15 L P/B 9 2d4 1d6 PHB Military Fork * 5 gp 7 L P 7 1d8 2d4 PHB Nagimaki @ 6 gp 6 M S 6 1d6 1d8 C&T Naginata # 8 gp 10 L P 7 1d8 1d10 FHB Partisan # 10 gp 8 L P 9 1d6 1d6+1 PHB Ranseur # 6 gp 7 L P 8 2d4 2d4 PHB Spetum # 5 gp 7 L P 8 1d6+1 2d6 PHB Tetsubo 2 gp 7 L B 7 1d8 1d8 FHB Voulge 5 gp 12 L S 10 2d4 2d4 PHB Pry bar 2 gp 5 M B 5 1d6 1d3 C&T Quaterstaff - 4 L B 4 1d6 1d6 PHB Rock - 1 S B 2 1d3 1d2 C&T Sai 5 sp 2 S P/B 2 1d4 1d2 FHB Sang kauw 5 gp 10 L P/S 7 1d8 1d6 C&T Sap 1 gp 1/10 S B 2 1d2 1d2 AEG Scourge 1 gp 2 S - 5 1d4 1d2 PHB Scythe 5 gp 8 M P/S 8 1d6+1 1d8 CPH Shuriken 3 sp 1 S P 2 1d4 1d4 FHB Sickle 6 sp 3 S S 4 1d4+1 1d4 PHB Sledge Hammer 2 gp 10 M B 8 1d6+1 1d4+1 C&T Sling 5 cp Ξ S - 6 - - PHB Sling Bullet 1 cp ½ S B - 1d4+1 1d6+1 PHB Sling Stone - ½ S B - 1d4 1d4 PHB Spade 1 gp 5 M S/B 7 1d4 1d4 C&T Spear Spear 8 sp 5 M P 6 - - AEG One-Handed - - - - - 1d6 1d8 AEG Two-Handed # - - - - - 1d8+1 2d6 AEG Long Spear 5 gp 8 L P 8 - - FHB One-Handed - - - - - 1d8 1d8+1 FHB Two-Handed # - - - - - 2d6 3d6 FHB Stone Spear 8 cp 5 M P 6 - - FHB One-Handed - - - - - 1d4 1d6 FHB Two-Handed - - - - - 1d6 2d4 FHB Staff Sling 2 sp 2 M - 11 - - PHB Stinkpot 1 sp 2 S B - 1d3 1d3 AEG Sling Bullet 1 cp ½ S B - 1d4+1 1d6+1 PHB Sling Stone - ½ S B - 1d4 1d4 PHB Sword Bastard Sword 25 gp 10 M S - - - PHB One-Handed - - - - 6 1d8 1d12 PHB Two-Handed - - - - 8 2d4 2d8 PHB Broad Sword 10 gp 4 M S 5 2d4 1d6+1 PHB Claymore 25 gp 10 M S 8 2d4 2d8 AEG Cutlass 12 gp 4 M S 5 1d6 1d8 FHB Drusus 50 gp 3 M S 3 1d6+1 1d8+1 FHB Estoc 14 gp 5 M P 5 1d6 1d8 C&T Falchion 17 gp 8 M S 5 1d6+1 2d4 AEG Gladius 10 gp 3 S P 3 1d6 1d8 C&T Katana 100 gp 6 M S/P 4 - - FHB One-Handed - - - - - 1d10 1d12 FHB Two-Handed - - - - - 2d6 2d6 FHB 3 Item Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage Damage Source (lb) Factor S-M L Khopesh 10 gp 7 M S 9 2d4 1d6 PHB Long Sword 15 gp 4 M S 5 1d8 1d12 PHB Ninja-to 20 gp 5 M S/P 3 1d8 1d6 C&T No-dachi 45 gp 10 L S/P 8 1d10 1d20 C&T Rapier 15 gp 4 M P 4 1d6+1 1d8+1 FHB Sabre 17 gp 5 M S 4 1d6+1 1d8+1 FHB Sapara 10 gp 4 S S 5 1d6+1 1d4 C&T Scimitar 15 gp 4 M S 5 1d8 1d8 PHB Scimitar, Great 60 gp 16 L S 9 2d6 4d6 C&T Short Sword 10 gp 3 M P 3 1d6 1d8 PHB Spatha 25 gp 4 M S 5 1d8 1d12 C&T Sword-axe 20 gp 12 L S 10 1d8+1 1d12+1 C&T Tulwar 17 gp 8 M S 5 1d6+1 2d4 C&T Two-Handed Sword 50 gp 15 L S 10 1d10 3d6 PHB Wakizashi 50 gp 3 M S/P 3 1d8 1d8 FHB Trident 15 gp 5 L P 7 - - AEG One-Handed - - - - - 1d6+1 3d4 AEG Two-Handed - - - - - 1d8+1 3d4 AEG Warhammer Warhammer 2 gp 6 M B 4 1d4+1 1d4 PHB Two-Handed Warhammer 10 gp 11 M B 8 1d10+1 1d8 - Whip 1 sp 2 M - 8 1d2 1 PHB Ξ These Items weigh little individually.
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