User:Apu

Apu's Forged Weapons

SHOP: Apu's: just ask any guard in the Crossing market plaza about Apu, and you're there. Items that I attempt to keep stocked in my shop are marked below as STOCKED, but every item below is available by either finding Apu in game, or you can IM me at Homer3142 or send an e-mail to the same username, at yahoo.com.

SPECIAL ORDERS: Custom orders are welcome! Almost every weapon can be forged with identical stats, as several different names. There is an extra fee of 3 plat per custom weapon type, or 5 plat per two. Also, if you have any particular weight in mind that isn’t listed, I can usually do custom weights as well.

BULK ORDERS: Currently, no discounts are given for bulk orders. This may or may not change in the future.

Durability: Unfortunately, since I originally posted this list, there was a major nerf to Tempering so that the best durability you can achieve with High C Steel is Rather Flimsy (4/18). I will continue selling these weapons since poor durability is a non-factor if you know the weaponsmithing techniques for repairing your own weapons. I will also continue adding Medium C Steel options to the list, which should have much better durability, at the cost of slight decrease in damage. Also, there will be a few items listed which are previously made High C Steel weapons at 7/18 durability, which I will sell at elevated prices until I run out of stock.

Prices: Pricing is mostly determined by the amount of time a particular item takes (honing or balancing takes extra time), and more importantly, how much volume of Platinum is required to make the item. Items with prices that seem unusually high are generally because that weight requires a lot of platinum.

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Weapons

Light Edge (LE)

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Stiletto	7	7 - moderate	3 - low	1 - dismal	12- incredibly	0 - not suited	4 - rather flimsy	18
Stiletto	10	7 - moderate	3 - low	1 - dismal	11 - superbly	2 - dismally	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Dao	30	2 - poor	7 - moderate	6 - some. moderate	4 - inadequately	9 - well	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES

• Stilettos: 7 stones has the best balance possible of any non-rare weapon. 10 stones gives up a little bit of balance for better attack power and a tiny bit of puncture (too small to show in the appraisal). Also available as a Telek, Pugio, or Poignard for a slight fee.

• Daos: 30 stones is my baseline slicing LE. Also available as a Falcata, Koummya, Oben or Kythe for a slight fee.

Medium Edged (ME)

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Sabre	24	9 - heavy	3 - low	3 - low	8 - soundly	4 - inadequately	4 - rather flimsy	15
Sabre	30	9 - heavy	3 - low	3 - low	7 - soundly	6 - inadequately	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Sabre	36	10 - very heavy	3 - low	4 - some. fair	6 - decently	6 - decently	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Scimitar	24	3 - low	9 - heavy	4 - some. fair	8 - soundly	5 - fairly	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Scimitar	36	3 - low	10 - very heavy	5 - fair	5 - fairly	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Cutlass	42	3 - low	9 - heavy	7 - moderate	4 - inadequately	8 - soundly	4 - rather flimsy	15
Cutlass	44	3 - low	9 - heavy	7 - moderate	4 - inadequately	9 - well	4 - rather flimsy	30

• Sabres: 24 stones is the best balance you can get on a Heavy damage backstabber. 30 stones will be the best damage you can get on a backstabbing weapon. 36 stones is the best damage on a sabre, but cannot be used to backstab. Also available as a Gladius, Baselard, Nambeli or Sashqa for a slight fee.

• Scimitars: 24 stones is the lightest Heavy damage slicing weapon possible, and is great for new characters. 36 stones has the highest slicing damage for any Small Blades (LE or ME) weapon. Also available as a Hanger, Curlade, Parang or Adze for a slight fee.

• Cutlasses: These have lower slice damage than scimitars, but you gain impact damage and attack power. They are probably better options for ME users with very high strength. 42 stones is my baseline Cutlass - 44 is slightly better but costs more to make. Also available as a Shotel, Hatchet, or Hand Axe for a slight fee.

Heavy Edged (HE)

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Broadsword	25	2 - poor	10 - very heavy	4 - some. fair	6 - decently	6 - decently	4 - rather flimsy	15
Broadsword	35	2 - poor	11 - great	5 - fair	6 - decently	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Broadsword	42	2 - poor	11 - great	6 - some. mod	5 - fairly	8 - soundly	4 - rather flimsy	15
Battle Axe	54	1 - dismal	10 - very heavy	10 - very heavy	2 - dismally	10 - excellently	4 - rather flimsy	20
Battle Axe	56	1 - dismal	11 - great	10 - very heavy	2 - dismally	10 - excellently	4 - rather flimsy	35

• Broadswords are the new cookie cutter HE weapon in place of bastard swords. 25 stones is perfect for new characters training HE. 35 stones is the baseline Great slice broadsword. At 42 stones you get higher impact damage and attack power. Also available as a Spatha, Arzfilt, or Kudalata for a slight fee.

• Battle axes are great for very high strength HE users. They give up almost all balance compared to a broadsword, but they gain a great deal of impact damage and attack power. This weapon is a must for HE users attempting to train against slice resistant creatures like warklins. Also available as a Falchion, Schiavona or Robe Sword for a slight fee.

Two Handed Edge (2HE)

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Two-Handed Sword	40	2 - poor	16 - very extreme	5 - fair	6 - decently	8 - soundly	4 - rather flimsy	20
Two-Handed Sword	72	2 - poor	19 - bone-crushing	5 - fair	3 - poorly	10 - excellently	4 - rather flimsy	20
Flamberge	108	3 - poor	19 - bone-crushing	13 - severe	2 - dismally	12 - incredibly	4 - rather flimsy	25	*unavailable*
Flamberge	113	3 - poor	20 - very bone-crushing	13 - severe	1 - terribly	12 - incredibly	4 - rather flimsy	60	*unavailable*

• Two-Handed Swords: 40 stones is the lightest 2HE you can get, and this weapon still has very extreme slice damage. You can get up to bone-crushing slice with only 72 stones, which requires a modest 51 strength to wield with minimum RTs. Also available as a Greataxe, Warring Axe, or Marauder Blade for a slight fee.

• Flamberges: These are perfect for characters with ridiculously high strength (i.e. 70+). Unfortunately, their availability will not be consistent until I can get more skill. Also available as a Greatsword, Periperiu Sword or Double Axe (if flamberges are available at all).

Thrown Weapons (LT and HT)

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Throwing Club	25	0 - none	1 - dismal	8 - some. heavy	5 - fairly	6 - decently	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Throwing Club	30	0 - none	1 - dismal	8 - some. heavy	5 - fairly	6 - decently	4 - rather flimsy	15
Throwing Club	31	0 - none	1 - dismal	8 - some. heavy	5 - fairly	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	25
Throwing Hammer	50	0 - none	2 - poor	12 - very great	4 - inadequate	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Throwing Hammer	60	0 - none	3- low	13 - severe	3 - poorly	8 - well	4 - rather flimsy	20
Throwing Hammer	63	0 - none	3- low	14 - very severe	3 - poorly	9 - excellently	4 - rather flimsy	35
Javelin	25	9 - heavy	4 - some. fair	3 - low	10 - excellently	3 - poorly	4 - rather flimsy	18
Spear	60	12 - very great	5 - fair	5 - fair	6 - decently	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	20

• Throwing Clubs (LB/LT): 25 stones is the baseline for a non-lodging Somewhat Heavy light thrown. 30 stones is higher damage, although only seen when using the compare verb. 31 stones costs more, and is the top damage you can get from a LB/LT. Also available as a Bulhawf, Cuska or Bola for a slight fee.

• Throwing Hammer (HB/HT): 50 stones provides Very Great impact, 60 gives Severe, and 63 stones is Very Severe. Take your pick based on your strength and how much you can throw without tiring yourself out! Also available as a Hhr'ata, Hurlable War Hammer, or Throwing Mallet, for a slight fee.

• Javelin (Pike/HT): This lodging HT does a lot less damage than the throwing hammers, but it is extremely light and extremely well balanced. Doubles as a great starter weapon for backtraining Pike weapons due to its excellent balance. Unlike most pike weapons, the javelin does not require a free offhand to use. Also available as a Light Spear, Hunthsleg, or Allarh for a slight fee.

• Spear (Pike/HT): This is the heavy version of a Javelin. Does even more damage than the guildfest Tempered Pitchfork, although it is 10 stones heavier. Also available as a Military Fork or Duraka Skefne for a slight fee.

Medium Blunts

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Mace	29	2 - poor	1 - dismal	10 - very heavy	7 - reasonably	5 - fairly	4 - rather flimsy	15
Mace	40	2 - poor	1 - dismal	11 - great	6 - decently	6 - decently	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Mace	48	2 - poor	1 - dismal	11 - great	5 - fairly	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy	18

• Maces seem to still be the go to weapon type for medium blunts. Also available as a War Hammer or Belaying Pin for a slight fee.

Quarter Staves

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Quarter Staff	36	4 - some. fair	1 - dismal	11 - great	11 - superbly	4 - inadequately	4 - rather flimsy	15	YES
Quarter Staff	60	6 - some. moderate	1 - dismal	13 - severe	8 - soundly	7 - reasonably	4 - rather flimsy

• Quarter Staves: These have been buffed tremendously and are a very solid weapon now. The damage is on par with Heavy Blunts, with far better balance (but less attack power). 37 stones is perfect for new characters, or for old characters who are backtraining and need extra balance. 60 stones is best for high strength characters training the skill at level. Not available as any other option.

Halberds

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	BALANCE	POWER	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Scythe	36	-	-	-	-	-	4 - rather flimsy	15
Glaive	47	3 - low	13 - severe	8 - some. heavy	5 - fairly	8 - soundly	4 - rather flimsy	15
Glaive	65	-	-	-	-	-	4 - rather flimsy	15
Glaive	78	3 - low	16 - very extreme	11 - great	2 - dismally	10 - excellently	4 - rather flimsy	20

Halberds: I don't know a whole lot about halberds, but they seem like pretty solid weapons nowadays. Scythes (also available as Guisarme, Bardiche, and Lochaber Axe) are best for new characters with low strength. Glaives (also available as Partisan, Khuj and Two-Pronged Halberd) are the best new halberds with a very strong combination of slice damage, impact damage, and attack power.

Brawling Gear

WEAPON	WEIGHT	PUNCTURE	SLICE	IMPACT	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED
Hand Claws	24	6 - Quite a bit	6 - Quite a bit	1 - Poor	7 - appreciably	50	YES
Spiked Knuckles	24	0 - No	6 - Quite a bit	6 - Quite a bit	7 - appreciably	15	YES
Elbow Spikes	24	6 - Quite a bit	0 - No	6 - Quite a bit	7 - appreciably	12	YES
Knee Spikes	24	6 - Quite a bit	0 - No	6 - Quite a bit	7 - appreciably	12

Slings lawl (SL)

Type	Weight	Balance	Power	PRICE	STOCKED
Crocodile Skin Sling	10	fairly	fairly	8	YES

Apu's Forged Tools

TOOL	MATERIAL	SPEED	DURABILITY	PRICE	STOCKED	USED FOR
Ball Peen Hammer	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	15	YES	Forging
Articulated Tongs	Covellite	8 - exceptionally effective	1 - extremely weak	30	YES	Forging
Wide Shovel	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	15	YES	Forging + Smelting + Mining
Weighted Pickaxe	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	15	YES	Mining
Forked Stirring Rod	Limestone	8 - exceptionally effective	1 - extremely weak	20	YES	Smelting
Hooked Pliers	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	20	YES	Armorsmithing
Sharpened Chisels	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	20		Stonecarving
Elongated Rifflers	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	20		Stonecarving
Tapered Rasp	Orasteel	8 - exceptionally effective	2 - very delicate	25		Stonecarving

If you plan on Weaponsmithing, then you need a Hammer, Tongs, and Shovel (plus bellows, oil and wire brush from the vendor)

If you plan on Armorsmithing, then you need Pliers, and… not sure

If you plan on Smelting, then you need a Stirring Rod and Shovel (plus bellows from the vendor)

If you plan on Mining, then you need a Shovel or a Pickaxe or both.

If you plan on Stonecarving, then you need a Chisels, Rifflers, and Rasp (plus polish from the vendor)

All tools are made with maximum speed in mind at the cost of durability. However, all Orasteel tools were made with Medium C steel, since this is only a tiny bit slower than High C steel but has over double the durability. I can craft High C orasteel tools upon request, although I would highly discourage using these unless you know the techniques for making your tools immune to damage.