WEAPONS HANDBOOK

[SEIJA ☠]

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DAGGER - A simple handle and blade no longer than five inches.

SLING - A weapon favored by youngsters or people wanting long ranged attacks that don't do as much damage as they distract.

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SHORT SWORD - A slightly larger blade measuring no longer than eighteen inches, commonly seen used in pairs.

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BLADED GAUNTLET - The bladed gauntlet has two blades that start from the back of the wrist and follow the forearm.

BOLAS, TWO-BALL - Two heavy wooden spheres that are connected by lengths of cord. Used to throw and trip another up to thirty feet away without difficulty.

CLAW BRACER - This is metal arm band with three steel claws that protrude from the top, extending normally four inches past the tip of your fingers.

SAI - A sai's three prong-like blades are most commonly used to help catch and disarm opponents. They are also most likely to be used in a pair.

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MACE - Made heavy or light is is made of a sturdy metal, a large metal section at the end and its sturdy nature making it very hard to break.

SICKLE - This weapon reminds one of a one-handed farmers tools, although it's hooked blade is strengthened for fighting purposes. It is favored to use to trip up people.

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LONGBOW/COMPOSITE LONGBOW - You always need two hands to use a bow, no matter it's size. The biggest physical difference between a normal bow and a composite is that a composite retains it's shape when unstrung, and are used to put more strength into each arrow.

LONGSWORD - Standard length sword, average to thin width and thickness.

QUIVER - A satchel that slings on your back or replaces a belt and hangs to the side and carries an average of twenty arrows.

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CHAIN-AND-DAGGER - A sturdy chain with a dagger on the end, this can be used as a weapon as well as used to trip up your enemies.

CHAKRAM - A throwing disk about one-foot in diameter with a sharpened outer rim.

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WHIP - A whip a ranged weapon and can't be used in close range but must be used at least ten feet from the intended target. This weapon can also be used to trip others as it can be used to wrap around someones limbs or even disarm someone.

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GREATSWORD - Largest sword, same length to possibly a few inches longer than a longsword. It's width greater and it's density heavier.

E X O T I C

CROSSBOW - This bow requires two hands to use effectively, regardless of the persons strength or size. To draw the bow back you turn a winch (or knob) then load the arrow.

SCIMITAR, DOUBLE - The curved blades on each end of this staff-like weapon are used best when spinning and twirling the weapon. This is a light weapon, damage based on quick, precise movement rather than strength.

THREE-SECTION STAFF - This wooden staff can be kept whole, or upon twisting the midsection, seperates into three even peices connected by chain, leather, or rope.