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| Name | Reach | Damage | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Axe, Great | 7 | ||
| Axe, Hand | 6 | ||
| Axe, Long | 7 | A 4.5-foot pole with a big axe head. Historically used by the Vikings. Weighs about 5 pounds. Requires 2-hands to use. | |
| Axe, Small | 4 | A hatchet | |
| Axe, Throwing | 6 | ||
| Bastard Sword (1 hand) | 5 | ||
| Bastard Sword (2 hands) | 6 | ||
| Blackjack | 2 | ||
| Bodkin | 0 | 2 | A small stabbing weapon. |
| Brass Knuckles | 2 | ||
| Broadsword | 5 | The classic sword of history and fantasy. About 2.5 feet long and weighs in at 5 pounds. | |
| Claymore | 7 | ||
| Club | 4 | A heavy piece of wood swung at the opponent. Used one handed. | |
| Dagger | See Bodkinor Knife, Large. |
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| Fist | 0 | 1 | Used for punching. Rather handybecause it can almost never be dropped. |
| Flail | 6 | ||
| Gladius | 18 inches | 4 | The classic Roman short sword. Two feet long and about 1.75 pounds. |
| Javelin | 4 | ||
| Knife, Small | See Bodkin | ||
| Knife, large | 3 | ||
| Longsword | See broadsword. | ||
| Mace | 5 | About 2.5 feet long, and weighing in at about 4.5 pounds, this crushing weapon is a fantasy favorite. | |
| Mace, Small | 4 | ||
| Maul | 6 | ||
| Morningstar | 5 | ||
| Pick | 6 | ||
| Quarterstaff | 3 feet | 4 | A six-foot long pole without a stabby bit on the end. Can be swung, though, which is more effective than poking. Requires 2 hands to use. |
| Scythe | 6 | ||
| Spear (1 hand) | 5 | A 5 foot long pole with a sharp stabby bit on the end. | |
| Spear (2 hands) | 6 | ||
| Sword, Broad | See broadsword. | ||
| Sword, Two-Handed | See Claymore. | ||
| Sword, short | See Gladius | ||
| Warhammer | 9 |
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