Talk:List of weapons

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Consider Weighted Thrown Weapons

I am heavily considering splitting out several weapons into their own category. These weapons are weighted and usually involve some kind of spinning motion to increase velocity. Because they're long, thin, and flexible, these should grant bonuses to parry, to disarm an opponent, and to strangle an opponent.

Name AP Parry Harm Type Notes Cost Mus
Sling 3 −5 3 B Reload: 1AP 10𝕤 2
Slungshot 3 0 0 B 0𝕤 0
Surujin 3 0 0 B 0𝕤 0
Kusari-fundo 3 0 0 B 10𝕤 0
Kusari-gama 4 −1 5 B,S +1 vs Parry, Disarm +2, Grip +3 250𝕤 4
Meteor hammer 5 −3 8 B +2 vs Parry, Disarm +1, Grip +2 200𝕤 5
Rope dart 3 0 0 P 0𝕤 0
  • Sling – A strip of rope or leather cord attached to a pouch. The wielder can launch any small blunt object — like a stone — with a few good swings.
  • Slungshot – An improvised maritime weapon (Weights and rope, swung close range)
  • Kusari-fundo – (1 to 4 ft long, chain capped by small weights)
  • Kusari-gama – A Kama (see One-handed Axes) attached at its base to a heavy metal weight by a 3–5 foot length of chain. The weighted ball can be used to strike opponents and wrap around limbs or weapons, and entangled foes are easily dispatched by the sharpened blade.
  • Surujin – (6 to 9 ft long, rope instead of chain)
  • Meteor hammer – (6 to 9 ft long, weight size varies)
  • Rope dart – (10 to 16 ft long)

Next, I think at least nunchaku should be added to One-handed bludgeons. It's like a mini flail.

Finally, we have devices meant to capture a creature. Maybe these are just pieces of equipment and they use this weapon category.

  • Bolas
  • Net
  • Lasso

Combat Style

How about fewer weapon styles and describing it by how you use the weapon.

  1. Hand-to-hand – Bashing
  2. Daggers – Stabbing
  3. One-handed Straight Swords – Stabbing/Chopping
  4. Two-handed Straight Swords – Chopping/Lunging
  5. Curved Blades – Chopping
  6. Fencing Swords – Stabbing
  7. One-handed Bludgeons – Swinging
  8. Two-handed Bludgeons – Swinging
  9. One-handed Axes – Chopping
  10. Two-handed Axes – Chopping
  11. Polearms – Swinging/Lunging
  12. Spears – Lunging
  13. Whips – Throwing
    • Add a one-handed whip so you can use a towel analog
  14. Chains & Ropes – Throwing
  15. Thrown – Throwing
  16. Bows – Firing
    • Add the slingshot to the bows entry
  17. Crossbows – Firing
  18. Firearms – Firing
  19. Shields – Bashing
  20. Capturing – Throwing

Bashing Stabbing Chopping Lunging Swinging Throwing Firing