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TK-421: /* Weapons Strength */

2021-11-23T03:11:37Z

Weapons Strength

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	!Order!!Balance/Power/FOI~~!!Min Value!!Max Value~~		!Order!!Balance/Power/FOI
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	\|0 \|\|not		\|0 \|\|not

TK-421: update to table styles

2021-11-23T03:10:15Z

update to table styles

TRAIGA: /* Aimable Weapons */

2021-11-22T21:24:26Z

Aimable Weapons

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	! Weapon Class !! Typical Loading RT !! Most Important Stat !! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Typical Loading RT !! Most Important Stat !! Crafted via
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	\|1 - Short bows\|\|1-2\|\|Agility\|\|[[Shaping_products#Shortbow_Crafting\|Shaping]]		\|1 - Short bows / Slings\|\|1-2\|\|Agility\|\|[[Shaping_products#Shortbow_Crafting\|Shaping]]
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	\|2 - Long bows\|\|3-5\|\|Agility\|\|[[Shaping_products#Longbow_Crafting\|Shaping]]		\|2 - Long bows / Staff Slings\|\|3-5\|\|Agility\|\|[[Shaping_products#Longbow_Crafting\|Shaping]]
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	\|3 – Composite bows\|\|6-9\|\|Strength\|\|[[Shaping_products#Composite_Bow_Crafting\|Shaping]]		\|3 – Composite bows\|\|6-9\|\|Strength\|\|[[Shaping_products#Composite_Bow_Crafting\|Shaping]]

SILVEROS: /* Weapons Strength */

2021-09-14T01:45:29Z

Weapons Strength

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	\|no\|\|0\|\|0		\|no\|\|0\|\|0
	\|-		\|-
	\|a little\|\|?\|\|?		\|a little\|\|1\|\|1
	\|-		\|-
	\|some\|\|?\|\|?		\|some\|\|2\|\|2
	\|-		\|-
	\|quite a bit\|\|?\|\|?		\|quite a bit\|\|3\|\|3
	\|-		\|-
	\|a lot\|\|?\|\|?		\|a lot\|\|4\|\|4
	\|}		\|}
	There are two types of brawling damage.		There are two types of brawling damage.

TRAIGA: /* Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact */

2021-07-04T23:06:32Z

Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact

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	Suitedness determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your strength when attacking, such as adding a bonus to damage.		Suitedness determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your strength when attacking, such as adding a bonus to damage.

	Both a weapon's balance and suitedness contribute to your "effective strength" calculations to determine your [[\|roundtime\|attack speed]].		Both a weapon's balance and suitedness contribute to your "effective strength" calculations to determine your [[roundtime\|attack speed]].

	===Weight===		===Weight===

TRAIGA: /* Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact */

2021-07-04T23:05:48Z

Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact

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	===Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact===		===Balance, Suitedness, and Force of Impact===

	~~A weapon's force~~ of impact determines likelihood of stunning, unbalancing, and knocking back the enemy.~~<br />~~		Force of impact determines likelihood of stunning, unbalancing, and knocking back the enemy.

	<br />
	Balance determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your agility when attacking and parrying. A ~~well-balanced~~ ~~weapon~~ is ~~also less fatiguing~~ to ~~use.~~ ~~With~~ ~~bows~~ and ~~crossbows, balance determines damage done~~ to a ~~great extent, as one cannot parry with a bow or crossbow~~. ~~High agility is required to make the most of weapon balance.<br />~~		Balance determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your agility when attacking and parrying, such as improving your chance to hit the enemy and to fatigue less.

	<br />
	Suitedness ~~or power~~ determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your strength when attacking. ~~High~~ ~~strength~~ is ~~required~~ to ~~make the most of weapon power~~.		Suitedness determines how well a weapon takes advantage of your strength when attacking, such as adding a bonus to damage.

			Both a weapon's balance and suitedness contribute to your "effective strength" calculations to determine your [[\|roundtime\|attack speed]].

	===Weight===		===Weight===

ASCADAIHAN: /* Edged Weapons */

2021-06-16T22:42:06Z

Edged Weapons

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	\|3 - Heavy Edged\|\|[[Weapon:Arzfilt_(crafted)\|Broadsword]]\|\|[[Weapon:Abassi_(crafted)\|Cinqueda]]\|\|25-50 stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_Products#Large_Bladed\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|3 - Heavy Edged\|\|[[Weapon:Arzfilt_(crafted)\|Broadsword]]\|\|[[Weapon:Abassi_(crafted)\|Cinqueda]]\|\|25-50 stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_Products#Large_Bladed\|Weaponsmithing]]
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	\|4 - Two-handed Edged\|\|[[Weapon:Claymore_(crafted)\|Claymore]]\|\|~~None~~\|\|40-100+ stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_Products#Two-handed_Bladed\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|4 - Two-handed Edged\|\|[[Weapon:Claymore_(crafted)\|Claymore]]\|\|Estoc (rare)\|\|40-100+ stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_Products#Two-handed_Bladed\|Weaponsmithing]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}

RY7N: Add carving to polearms/ht and fixed weaponsmithing link

2019-11-06T14:38:12Z

Add carving to polearms/ht and fixed weaponsmithing link

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	\|1 - Staves\|\|[[Weapon:Nightstick_(metal)\|Nightstick]]\|\|[[Weapon:Quarterstaff_(wood)\|Quarterstaff]]\|\|40-60 stones\|\|[[Shaping_products#Wood_Weaponry\|Shaping]] and [[Weaponsmithing_Products#Martial\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|1 - Staves\|\|[[Weapon:Nightstick_(metal)\|Nightstick]]\|\|[[Weapon:Quarterstaff_(wood)\|Quarterstaff]]\|\|40-60 stones\|\|[[Shaping_products#Wood_Weaponry\|Shaping]] and [[Weaponsmithing_Products#Martial\|Weaponsmithing]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|2 - Polearms\|\|[[Weapon:Awgravet_ava_(crafted)\|Halberd]]\|\|[[Weapon:Duraka_skefne_(crafted)\|Spear]]\|\|35-100+ stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_Products#~~Small_Blunt~~\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|2 - Polearms\|\|[[Weapon:Awgravet_ava_(crafted)\|Halberd]]\|\|[[Weapon:Duraka_skefne_(crafted)\|Spear]]\|\|35-100+ stones\|\|[[Carving_Products#Bone_Carved_Weaponry\|Carving]] and [[Weaponsmithing_Products#Polearm\|Weaponsmithing]]
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	! Weapon Class !! Example Blunt !! Example Edged !! Typical Weight!! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Example Blunt !! Example Edged !! Typical Weight!! Crafted via
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	\|1 – Light Thrown\|\|[[Weapon:Bola_(metal)\|Bola]]\|\|[[Weapon:Throwing_dagger_(crafted)\|Throwing Dagger]]\|\|10-30 stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_products\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|1 – Light Thrown\|\|[[Weapon:Bola_(metal)\|Bola]]\|\|[[Weapon:Throwing_dagger_(crafted)\|Throwing Dagger]]\|\|10-30 stones\|\|[[Carving_Products#Stone_Carved_Weaponry\|Carving]] and [[Weaponsmithing_products\|Weaponsmithing]]
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	\|2 – Heavy Thrown\|\|[[Weapon:Hhr%27ata_(crafted)\|Throwing Hammer]]\|\|[[Weapon:Allarh_(crafted)\|Javelin]]\|\|20-45 stones\|\|[[Weaponsmithing_products\|Weaponsmithing]]		\|2 – Heavy Thrown\|\|[[Weapon:Hhr%27ata_(crafted)\|Throwing Hammer]]\|\|[[Weapon:Allarh_(crafted)\|Javelin]]\|\|20-45 stones\|\|[[Carving_Products#Stone_Carved_Weaponry\|Carving]] and [[Weaponsmithing_products\|Weaponsmithing]]
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	\|}		\|}

RY7N: /* Crafted Weaponry */

2019-09-28T14:17:34Z

Crafted Weaponry

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	That said, store-bought weaponry, especially that sold by the updated shops in Crossing and the Zoluren clans, is perfectly serviceable. In order to be superior to store-bought goods, crafted goods must usually be masterfully-crafted, and of appropriate materials (ideally MCS or superior).<br />		That said, store-bought weaponry, especially that sold by the updated shops in Crossing and the Zoluren clans, is perfectly serviceable. In order to be superior to store-bought goods, crafted goods must usually be masterfully-crafted, and of appropriate materials (ideally MCS or superior).<br />
	<br />		<br />
	Melee weapons can be crafted via [[Weaponsmithing products\|Weaponsmithing]] or [[Carving products\|Carving]], while bows are crafted via [[Shaping products\|Shaping]] and crossbows via [[Tinkering products\|Tinkering]]. It is important to note that it is common for multiple crafted weapons to utilize the same template. For instance, if you look at the [[Weapon:Foil_(crafted)\|Foil (Crafted)]] page, you'll see a note that the pasabas, rapier, and thrusting blade all utilize the same template as the foil itself, making each of these four weapons identical in final stats and performance.		Melee weapons can be crafted via [[Weaponsmithing products\|Weaponsmithing]], [[Shaping products\|Shaping]] or [[Carving products\|Carving]], while bows are crafted via [[Shaping products\|Shaping]] and crossbows via [[Tinkering products\|Tinkering]]. It is important to note that it is common for multiple crafted weapons to utilize the same template. For instance, if you look at the [[Weapon:Foil_(crafted)\|Foil (Crafted)]] page, you'll see a note that the pasabas, rapier, and thrusting blade all utilize the same template as the foil itself, making each of these four weapons identical in final stats and performance.

	==Weapons Strength==		==Weapons Strength==

SYRAKEN: added weapon stats to weapons because it makes a lot of sense when players want to look for how strong their weapon is but its not listed in the weapon section as well as apparaisal.

2018-09-14T10:43:58Z

added weapon stats to weapons because it makes a lot of sense when players want to look for how strong their weapon is but its not listed in the weapon section as well as apparaisal.

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	<br />		<br />
	Melee weapons can be crafted via [[Weaponsmithing products\|Weaponsmithing]] or [[Carving products\|Carving]], while bows are crafted via [[Shaping products\|Shaping]] and crossbows via [[Tinkering products\|Tinkering]]. It is important to note that it is common for multiple crafted weapons to utilize the same template. For instance, if you look at the [[Weapon:Foil_(crafted)\|Foil (Crafted)]] page, you'll see a note that the pasabas, rapier, and thrusting blade all utilize the same template as the foil itself, making each of these four weapons identical in final stats and performance.		Melee weapons can be crafted via [[Weaponsmithing products\|Weaponsmithing]] or [[Carving products\|Carving]], while bows are crafted via [[Shaping products\|Shaping]] and crossbows via [[Tinkering products\|Tinkering]]. It is important to note that it is common for multiple crafted weapons to utilize the same template. For instance, if you look at the [[Weapon:Foil_(crafted)\|Foil (Crafted)]] page, you'll see a note that the pasabas, rapier, and thrusting blade all utilize the same template as the foil itself, making each of these four weapons identical in final stats and performance.

			==Weapons Strength==
			{\|
			\|valign="top"\|
			{\|class="wikitable"
			\|+
			\|-
			!Order!!Damage!!Min Value!!Max Value
			\|-
			\|0\|\|no\|\|0\|\|0
			\|-
			\|1\|\|dismal\|\|1\|\|5
			\|-
			\|2\|\|poor\|\|5\|\|10
			\|-
			\|3\|\|low\|\|10\|\|15
			\|-
			\|4\|\|somewhat fair\|\|15\|\|20
			\|-
			\|5\|\|fair\|\|20\|\|25
			\|-
			\|6\|\|somewhat moderate\|\|25\|\|30
			\|-
			\|7\|\|moderate\|\|30\|\|35
			\|-
			\|8\|\|somewhat heavy\|\|35\|\|40
			\|-
			\|9\|\|heavy\|\|40\|\|45
			\|-
			\|10\|\|very heavy\|\|45\|\|50
			\|-
			\|11\|\|great\|\|50\|\|55
			\|-
			\|12\|\|very great\|\|55\|\|60
			\|-
			\|13\|\|severe\|\|60\|\|65
			\|-
			\|14\|\|very severe\|\|65\|\|70
			\|-
			\|15\|\|extreme\|\|70\|\|75
			\|-
			\|16\|\|very extreme\|\|75\|\|??
			\|-
			\|17\|\|mighty\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|18\|\|very mighty\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|19\|\|bone-crushing\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|20\|\|very bone-crushing\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|21\|\|devastating\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|22\|\|very devastating\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|23\|\|overwhelming\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|24\|\|annihilating\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|25\|\|obliterating\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|26\|\|demolishing\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|27\|\|catastrophic\|\|\|\|
			\|}
			\|valign="top"\|
			{\|class="wikitable"
			\|+
			\|-
			!Order!!Balance/Power/FOI!!Min Value!!Max Value
			\|-
			\|0 \|\|not
			\|-
			\|1 \|\|terribly
			\|-
			\|2 \|\|dismally
			\|-
			\|3 \|\|poorly
			\|-
			\|4 \|\|inadequately
			\|-
			\|5 \|\|fairly
			\|-
			\|6 \|\|decently
			\|-
			\|7 \|\|reasonably
			\|-
			\|8 \|\|soundly
			\|-
			\|9 \|\|well
			\|-
			\|10 \|\|very well
			\|-
			\|11 \|\|extremely well
			\|-
			\|12 \|\|exellently
			\|-
			\|13 \|\|superbly
			\|-
			\|14 \|\|incredibly
			\|-
			\|15 \|\|amazingly
			\|-
			\|16 \|\|unbelievably
			\|-
			\|17 \|\|perfectly
			\|}
			\|}
			The numerical values for damage were derived from Copernicus' Storebought Guide. Copernicus derived the weapon values through an intensive process of comparing storebought weapons with forged weapons having known values of damage, balance, and power. Some information is still missing or incomplete.

			{\|class="wikitable"
			\|-
			!Draw Strength!!Shortbow!!Longbow!!Composite Bow
			\|-
			\|extremely low\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|very low\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|somewhat low\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|average\|\|3\|\|4\|\|5
			\|-
			\|somewhat high\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|very high\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|exceptionally high\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|-
			\|extremely high\|\|\|\|\|\|
			\|}

			{\|class="wikitable"
			\|-
			!Brawling Gear Damage!!Min Value!!Max Value
			\|-
			\|no\|\|0\|\|0
			\|-
			\|a little\|\|?\|\|?
			\|-
			\|some\|\|?\|\|?
			\|-
			\|quite a bit\|\|?\|\|?
			\|-
			\|a lot\|\|?\|\|?
			\|}
			There are two types of brawling damage.
			:*If the damage stat does not end in "increase," it replaces the standard stat-based damage and uses the brawling weapon scale.
			:*If the damage stat ends in "increase," the weapon adds a percentage-based bonus to the standard stat-based damage and uses the same scale as standard weapons. According to GM Kodius, this model is being phased out, because these weapons "don't seem to do much of anything."

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	*'''Edged Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Small Edged}}, {{Skill\|Large Edged}}, and {{Skill\|Twohanded Edged}}<br />		*'''Edged Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Small Edged}}, {{Skill\|Large Edged}}, and {{Skill\|Twohanded Edged}}<br />
	:Within each of these three bladed weapon classes there are two possible styles, dependent upon their damage profile – thrusting blades and cutting blades. Thrusting blades favor puncture damage and are better suited for jabbing, thrusting, and lunging. Cutting blades favor slice damage and are better suited for feinting, slicing, and chopping.		:Within each of these three bladed weapon classes there are two possible styles, dependent upon their damage profile – thrusting blades and cutting blades. Thrusting blades favor puncture damage and are better suited for jabbing, thrusting, and lunging. Cutting blades favor slice damage and are better suited for feinting, slicing, and chopping.
	{\|~~border="1"~~ class ="sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "		{\|class ="wikitable sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "
	! Weapon Class !! Example Slicer !! Example Jabber !! Typical weight !! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Example Slicer !! Example Jabber !! Typical weight !! Crafted via
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	*'''Blunt Weapons Skills:''' {{Skill\|Small Blunt}}, {{Skill\|Large Blunt}}, and {{Skill\|Twohanded Blunt}}<br />		*'''Blunt Weapons Skills:''' {{Skill\|Small Blunt}}, {{Skill\|Large Blunt}}, and {{Skill\|Twohanded Blunt}}<br />
	:Blunt weapons are used to jab, bash, sweep and chop, favoring impact damage over the other two damage types. As a result, due to armor and defenses, certain creatures can take more damage from blunt than edged weapons, or vice versa. It is good to train a variety of weapons for this purpose.		:Blunt weapons are used to jab, bash, sweep and chop, favoring impact damage over the other two damage types. As a result, due to armor and defenses, certain creatures can take more damage from blunt than edged weapons, or vice versa. It is good to train a variety of weapons for this purpose.
	{\|~~border="1"~~ class ="sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "		{\|class ="wikitable sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "
	! Weapon Class !! Example !! Typical weight !! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Example !! Typical weight !! Crafted via
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	*'''Pole Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Staves}} and {{Skill\|Polearms}}<br />		*'''Pole Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Staves}} and {{Skill\|Polearms}}<br />
	:Staves include staffs of varying lengths (including nightsticks and quarterstaffs), while polearms include bladed weapons like pikes and halberds. These weapons are often too long to fit in weapon containers or packs and often require a [[Item:Leather_weapon_strap_(2)\|weapon strap]] of some sort to be carried. Note also that the edged/blunt distinction does play a role in which attacks are most effective with each kind of weapon. It should be noted that some polearms appraise as heavy thrown (as in the case of the [[Weapon:Javelin_(bone)\|Javelin]]).		:Staves include staffs of varying lengths (including nightsticks and quarterstaffs), while polearms include bladed weapons like pikes and halberds. These weapons are often too long to fit in weapon containers or packs and often require a [[Item:Leather_weapon_strap_(2)\|weapon strap]] of some sort to be carried. Note also that the edged/blunt distinction does play a role in which attacks are most effective with each kind of weapon. It should be noted that some polearms appraise as heavy thrown (as in the case of the [[Weapon:Javelin_(bone)\|Javelin]]).
	{\|~~border="1"~~ class ="sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "		{\|class ="wikitable sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "
	! Weapon Class !! Example #1 !! Example #2 !! Typical weight !! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Example #1 !! Example #2 !! Typical weight !! Crafted via
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	*'''Aimable Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Bow}}, {{Skill\|Crossbow}}, and {{Skill\|Slings}}<br />		*'''Aimable Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Bow}}, {{Skill\|Crossbow}}, and {{Skill\|Slings}}<br />
	:The bow skill includes short bows, long bows, and composite bows. The crossbow skill includes light and heavy crossbows. There are also regular slings and staff slings, though slings are no longer very common. Each of these weapons use their own ammunition: bows use arrows, crossbows use bolts, and slings use projectiles such as rocks or shards. (Stonebows are a special type of light crossbow that fire stones instead of bolts.) Bows and crossbows are usually shoulder-worn weapons, though some may fit into large containers such as backpacks.		:The bow skill includes short bows, long bows, and composite bows. The crossbow skill includes light and heavy crossbows. There are also regular slings and staff slings, though slings are no longer very common. Each of these weapons use their own ammunition: bows use arrows, crossbows use bolts, and slings use projectiles such as rocks or shards. (Stonebows are a special type of light crossbow that fire stones instead of bolts.) Bows and crossbows are usually shoulder-worn weapons, though some may fit into large containers such as backpacks.
	{\|~~border="1"~~ class ="sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "		{\|class ="wikitable sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "
	! Weapon Class !! Typical Loading RT !! Most Important Stat !! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Typical Loading RT !! Most Important Stat !! Crafted via
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	*'''Thrown Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Light Thrown}} and {{Skill\|Heavy Thrown}}<br />		*'''Thrown Weapon Skills:''' {{Skill\|Light Thrown}} and {{Skill\|Heavy Thrown}}<br />
	:Each skill includes both edged and blunt varieties that can be thrown, lobbed, or hurled. Weapons that inflict puncture or slice damage will often lodge when used with the basic [[Throw command\|Throw]] command, while pure-impact weapons will not. Anything used with the [[Lob command]] will never lodge in the enemy, while anything thrown with the [[Hurl command]] may lodge, whether bladed or not. Anything lodged in a creature can be retrieved upon death via looting. To retrieve a lodged weapon from a living creature requires skill in brawling.		:Each skill includes both edged and blunt varieties that can be thrown, lobbed, or hurled. Weapons that inflict puncture or slice damage will often lodge when used with the basic [[Throw command\|Throw]] command, while pure-impact weapons will not. Anything used with the [[Lob command]] will never lodge in the enemy, while anything thrown with the [[Hurl command]] may lodge, whether bladed or not. Anything lodged in a creature can be retrieved upon death via looting. To retrieve a lodged weapon from a living creature requires skill in brawling.
	{\|~~border="1"~~ class ="sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "		{\|class ="wikitable sortable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; "
	! Weapon Class !! Example Blunt !! Example Edged !! Typical Weight!! Crafted via		! Weapon Class !! Example Blunt !! Example Edged !! Typical Weight!! Crafted via
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