Weapons

Melee Weapons

Name (hands)	Versatility	Damage	Armor Piercing	Type
Unarmed (1 or 2)	+0	1d3 (1d6 proficient)	+0	Unarmed
Improvised (1)	+1	1d4	+0	Improvised
Improvised (2)	+1	1d6	+0	Improvised
Daggers (1)	+1	1d6	+0	Blade
Arming Sword (1)	+2	1d8	+0	Blade
Longsword (2)	+2	1d10	+0	Blade
Staff (2)	+2	1d8	+0	Polearm
Poleaxe/Halberd (2)	+2	1d10	+1	Polearm
Maces/Axes/Clubs (1)	+1	1d8	+1	Axe

Ranged Weapons

Name	Versatility	Damage	Effective Range / Max Range	Reload Time
Slings, Thrown Weapons	+1 (-1 for slings untrained)	1d6	40 feet / 320 feet	0
Bows	+1 (-2 untrained)	1d8	80 feet / 640 feet	1
Crossbows	+1	1d8	100 feet / 800 feet	2

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

Versatility: If you are proficient with the weapon, add this value to your attack and defense while wielding it. Using Slings when unproficient gives a -1 penalty to the Attack roll, and using Bow when unproficient gives a -2 penalty (neither of these penalties apply to Defense).

Damage: How much damage the weapon does on a successful hit.

Armor Piercing: Added to damage when striking an armored opponent.

Type: Proficiency Type, see Character Creation.

Effective Range: How far the weapon can shoot without penalty. Shots fired up to double the Effective range are at -2 to Attack, up to quadruple are -4 to attack, and up to 8 times further are at -6.

Max range: The furthest a ranged weapon can be fired, equivalent to 16 times the Effective Range.

Reload Time: Number of rounds in which the attacker must perform no complex actions before he can use his weapon again.