Weapon:Mariner's arbalest with a diamondwood stock - Revision history

TEVESHSZAT at 04:37, 22 January 2018

2018-01-22T04:37:04Z

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	{{Weapon		{{Weapon
	\|newapp2=No		\|newapp2=Yes
	\|noun=arbalest		\|noun=arbalest
	\|look=The pale wood of the stock resembles driftwood, but is much harder and has thin veins of translucent crystal flowing through the grain. Although the grip is unvarnished, it still glitters slightly due to the properties of the lumber used to form the tiller. Silversteel fittings provide the cocking mechanism as well as the prod, with the larger surfaces embelished with crossed anchors.		\|look=The pale wood of the stock resembles driftwood, but is much harder and has thin veins of translucent crystal flowing through the grain. Although the grip is unvarnished, it still glitters slightly due to the properties of the lumber used to form the tiller. Silversteel fittings provide the cocking mechanism as well as the prod, with the larger surfaces embelished with crossed anchors.
	\|MTag=Diamondwood, silversteel,		\|MTag=Diamondwood, silversteel, crystal,
			\|STag=anchor,
	\|range=ranged		\|range=ranged
	\|ammo=bolt		\|ammo=bolt
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	\|type=HX		\|type=HX
	\|puncture=-		\|puncture=-
			\|fire=no
			\|cold=no
			\|electric=no
	\|foi=extremely well		\|foi=extremely well
	\|balance=inadequately		\|balance=inadequately

THIRESDR at 04:24, 22 January 2018

2018-01-22T04:24:37Z

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	\|noun=arbalest		\|noun=arbalest
	\|look=The pale wood of the stock resembles driftwood, but is much harder and has thin veins of translucent crystal flowing through the grain. Although the grip is unvarnished, it still glitters slightly due to the properties of the lumber used to form the tiller. Silversteel fittings provide the cocking mechanism as well as the prod, with the larger surfaces embelished with crossed anchors.		\|look=The pale wood of the stock resembles driftwood, but is much harder and has thin veins of translucent crystal flowing through the grain. Although the grip is unvarnished, it still glitters slightly due to the properties of the lumber used to form the tiller. Silversteel fittings provide the cocking mechanism as well as the prod, with the larger surfaces embelished with crossed anchors.
			\|MTag=Diamondwood, silversteel,
	\|range=ranged		\|range=ranged
	\|ammo=bolt		\|ammo=bolt
			\|ammocap=1
			\|rangedRT=10
	\|adraw=No		\|adraw=No
	\|type=HX		\|type=HX
			\|puncture=-
	\|fire=no
	\|cold=no
	\|electric=no
	\|foi=extremely well		\|foi=extremely well
	\|balance=inadequately		\|balance=inadequately
	\|suitedness=superbly		\|suitedness=superbly
	\|construction=extremely resistant		\|construction=extremely resistant
			\|metal=yes
	\|weight=195		\|weight=195
			\|lsize=10
			\|wsize=8
			\|hsize=2
			\|appcost=5,625,000
	\|sourcetype=-		\|sourcetype=-
	\|fname=No		\|fname=No

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|newapp2=No
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|look=The pale wood of the stock resembles driftwood, but is much harder and has thin veins of translucent crystal flowing through the grain. Although the grip is unvarnished, it still glitters slightly due to the properties of the lumber used to form the tiller. Silversteel fittings provide the cocking mechanism as well as the prod, with the larger surfaces embelished with crossed anchors.
|range=ranged
|ammo=bolt
|adraw=No
|type=HX
|fire=no
|cold=no
|electric=no
|foi=extremely well
|balance=inadequately
|suitedness=superbly
|construction=extremely resistant
|weight=195
|sourcetype=-
|fname=No
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