Equipment Rules

Melee Weapons

Original article: Melee Weapons

Weapon tables provide the items of information explained below. A given column will only appear on a table if it is germane to the weapons on that table. In all cases, “–” means the statistic does not apply, “var.” means the value varies, and “spec.” means to see the relevant weapon skill in Chapter 4 or applicable section of Chapter 13 for special rules.

Weapon

The general class of weapon in question; e.g., “shortsword” or “axe, great.” Each entry represents a wide range of individual types.

TL (Tech Level)

The tech level at which the weapon first becomes widespread. You may only buy weapons of TL3 or less, unless you have the High TL trait (p. 23).

Damage

For melee weapons, such as swords and axes, damage is ST-based and expressed as a modifier to the wielder’s basic thrusting (thr) or swinging (sw) damage, as given on the Damage Table (p. B16). For example, a spear does “thr+2,” so if you have ST 11, which gives a basic thrusting damage of 1d-1, you inflict 1d+1 damage with a spear. Note that swung weapons act as a lever, and so do more damage.

Armor Divisors: A parenthetical number after damage – e.g., (2) – is an armor divisor. Divide the target’s DR from armor or other sources by this number before subtracting it from your damage (or adding it to the target’s HT roll to resist an affliction). For instance, an attack with a divisor of (2) would halve DR. A fractional divisor increases DR: (0.5) multiplies DR by 2; (0.2) multiplies it by 5; and (0.1) multiplies it by 10.

Damage Type: An abbreviation indicating the type of injury or effect the attack causes.

Abbreviation	Damage Type
aff	affliction
burn	burning
cor	corrosion
cr	crushing
cut	cutting
fat	fatigue
imp	impaling
pi-	small piercing
pi	piercing
pi+	large piercing
pi++	huge piercing
spec.	special – see weapon notes
tox	toxic

A victim loses HP equal to the damage that penetrates his DR. Halve this for small piercing attacks; increase it by 50% for cutting and large piercing attacks; and double it for impaling and huge piercing attacks. Subtract fatigue damage from FP instead of HP. Afflictions cause no injury, but impose a particular affliction on a failed HT roll, as specified in the weapon’s notes. See Damage and Injury (p. B377) for additional rules.

Explosions: An “ex” after crushing or burning damage indicates the attack produces an explosion. This may injure those nearby: divide damage by three times distance in yards from the center of the blast. Some explosions scatter fragments that inflict cutting damage on anyone nearby (see Fragmentation Damage, p. B414). Fragmentation damage appears in brackets; e.g., “3d [2d] cr ex” means an explosion that inflicts 3d crushing damage and throws fragments that do 2d cutting damage. The “danger radius” for fragments is five yards times the dice of fragmentation damage; e.g., 10 yards for [2d]. If an explosive attack has an armor divisor, this only applies to the DR of a target that takes a direct hit – not to those caught in the blast radius or hit by fragments.

Afflictions: Some special weapons don’t list dice of damage. Instead, they give a HT modifier; e.g., “HT-3.” Anyone who is hit must attempt a HT roll at the listed penalty to avoid the effects of the affliction (e.g., unconsciousness). For example, a stun gun calls for a HT-3 roll to avoid being stunned for (20 - HT) seconds. Note that DR (modified by any armor divisor) normally adds to the victim’s HT; for instance, a DR 2 leather jacket would give +2 to your HT roll to resist that stun gun.

Other Effects: A few weapons have additional linked or follow-up effects, noted on a second line. These occur simultaneously with the primary attack on a successful hit. For details, see Linked Effects (p. B381) and Follow-Up Damage (p. B381).

Reach

This is the distance in yards at which a human-sized or smaller wielder can strike with the weapon. For example, reach “2” means the weapon can only strike a foe two yards away – not a closer or more distant one.

“C” indicates you can use the weapon in close combat; see Close Combat (p. B391).

Some weapons have a continuum of reaches; e.g., a spear with reach “1, 2” can strike targets either one or two yards away. An asterisk (*) next to reach means the weapon is awkward enough that it requires a Ready maneuver to change reach (e.g., between 1 and 2). Otherwise, you can strike at foes that are at any distance within the weapon’s reach.

Parry

A number, such as “+2” or “-1,” indicates the bonus or penalty to your Parry defense when using that weapon (see Parrying, p. B376). For most weapons, this is “0,” meaning “no modifier.”

“F” means the weapon is a fencing weapon (see p. B404).

“U” means the weapon is unbalanced: you cannot use it to parry if you have already used it to attack this turn (or vice versa).

“No” means the weapon cannot parry at all.

Cost

The price of a new weapon, in silver pieces. For swords and knives, this includes a sheath or a scabbard.

Weight

The weight of the weapon, in pounds; “neg.” means “negligible.”

ST (Strength)

The minimum Strength required to use the weapon properly. If you try to use a weapon that requires more ST than you have, you will be at -1 to weapon skill per point of ST you lack and lose one extra FP at the end of any fight that lasts long enough to fatigue you.

For a melee weapon, your effective ST for damage purposes cannot exceed triple the weapon’s minimum ST. For instance, a large knife has minimum ST 6, so its “maximum ST” is 18; if your ST were 19+, you would compute your damage as if you had ST 18.

Natural weapons (e.g., a punch or kick) have neither minimum nor maximum ST.

“†” means the weapon requires two hands. If you have at least 1.5 times the listed ST (round up), you can use a weapon like this in one hand, but it becomes unready after you attack with it. If you have at least twice the listed ST, you can wield it one-handed with no readiness penalty. But if it requires one hand to hold it and another to operate a moving part, like a bow or a pump shotgun, it always requires two hands, regardless of ST.

“‡” means the weapon requires two hands and becomes unready after you attack with it, unless you have at least 1.5 times the listed ST (round up). To use it in one hand without it becoming unready, you need at least three times the listed ST.

Notes

Any applicable notes for the weapon or its usage are listed here.

Melee Weapon Quality

Muscle-powered melee and thrown weapons come in several quality grades, described below. Quality influences the odds of breakage when you parry a very heavy weapon; see Parrying Heavy Weapons (p. B376).

Quality	Break Modifier	Damage Modifier	Cost Modifier
Cheap	+2	0 (-1 Acc)	-40%
Good	+0	+0	+0%
Fine	-1	+1 (cutting/impaling only)	x4 (fencing or sword), x3 (crushing or impaling weapon) or x10 (cutting weapon)
Very Fine	-2	+2 (cutting/impaling only)	x20 (fencing weapons and swords only)
Presentation	N/A	N/A	x5 to x20 (stacks with price modifiers above)

Melee Weapon Composition

Composition	TL	Notes
Stone	0	Armor divisor (0.5) on cutting and impaling damage, no damage bonus for being fine or better; treat as cheap when parrying a swung metal weapon
Obsidian	1	+1 to cutting/impaling damage, +2 to breakage; loses damage bonus if used to parry any weapon or strike DR 2+
Bronze	1	No damage bonus for being fine or better; treat as cheap when parrying a swung weapon of superior metals
Solid Silver	1	Cost x20 list price
Silver Coated	1	Cost x3; wounding multiplier for Vulnerability (Silver) reduced (x2 to x1.5, x3 to x2, x4 to x3)
Iron	2	No damage bonus for being fine or better; No damage bonus for being fine or better; treat as cheap when parrying a swung weapon of superior metals
Steel	3	Default composition; no modifiers

Melee Weapon Table

Weapon	TL	Swing Damage	Thrust Damage	Reach	Parry	Cost	Weight	ST	Skill	Ref	Notes
Axe	0	sw+2 cut	–	1	0U	5 sp	4	11	Axe/Mace	B271
Axe, Great	1	sw+3 cut	–	1, 2*	0U	10 sp	8	12‡	Two-Handed Axe/Mace	B274
Axe, Long	2	sw+3 cut	–	1, 2*	0U	7.5 sp	6	11‡	Two-Handed Axe/Mace	LT58
Axe, Small	0	sw+1 cut	–	1	0U	4.5 sp	3	10	Axe/Mace	LT54
Axe, Throwing	0	sw+2 cut	–	1	0U	6 sp	4	11	Axe/Mace	B271	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Axe, Throwing, Small	0	sw+1 cut	–	1	0U	5 sp	3	10	Axe/Mace	LT64	Can be thrown, see Muscle-Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Baton	0	sw cr	thr cr	1	0	2 sp	1	6	Shortsword	B273
Baton, Short	0	sw-1 cr	thr cr	C, 1 / C	-1	3 sp	0.5	5	Knife	LT54
Beak, Sharp	–	–	thr-1 pi+	C	No	–	–	–	Brawling or DX	B271	Brawling (p. 182) improves damage
Bill	3	sw+3 cut	thr+3 imp / thr-1 cut	2,3*/1-3*/1-3*	0U	12.5 sp	8	11‡ / 11† / 11†	Polearm	LT55
Bill, Dueling	3	sw+2 cut	thr+3 imp / thr-1 cut	1,2*	0U / 0 / 0U	10 sp	6	9†	Polearm	LT55
Blackjack or Sap	1	–	thr cr	C	0	2 sp	1	7	Brawling or DX	B271	Brawling (p. 182) improves damage
Bola Perdida	0	sw cr	–	1	-2U	1 sp	1	6	Flail	LT55	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275); Attempts to parry bolas are at -2, and fencing weapons (“F” parry) cannot parry at all!  Attempts to block flails are at -1.
Bolas	0	sw+1 cr	–	1	-2U	2 sp	2	7	Flail	LT55	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275); Attempts to parry bolas are at -2, and fencing weapons (“F” parry) cannot parry at all!  Attempts to block flails are at -1.
Cestus	2	–	thr cr	C	0	5 sp	1	–	Boxing, Brawling, Karate, or DX	B271	Gives the hand (only) DR 4 and is mutually exclusive with other gloves; Boxing (p. 182), Brawling (p. 182) and Karate (p. 203) improve damage.
Club, Light	0	sw+1 cr	thr+1 cr	1	0	0.5 sp	3	10	Broadsword	B271
Cutlass	4	sw cut	thr+1 imp	1	0	50 sp	2	8	Shortsword	LT56	Has a metal hilt that provides DR 4, cumulative with glove DR – although the hilt is too cramped to accommodate metal gauntlets.
Dagger	1	–	thr-1 imp	C	-1	2 sp	0.25	5	Knife	B272	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Estoc	3	thr+2 imp	sw+1 cr	1	0	50 sp	3	10	Broadsword	LT56	Reduce penalty for targeting chinks in armor (p. B400) by -2
Flail	2	sw+4 cr	–	1, 2*	0U	10 sp	8	13†	Two-Handed Flail	B274	Attempts to parry flails are at -4, and fencing weapons (“F” parry) cannot parry at all! Attempts to block flails are at -2.
Garrote	0	spec.	spec.	C	No	0.2 sp	neg.	–	Garrote	B272	A piece of rope used to strangle; see Garrotes (p. 405).
Glaive	1	sw+3 cut	thr+3 imp	2, 3* / 1-3*	0U	10 sp	8	11‡ / 11†	Polearm	B272
Glaive, Dueling	3	sw+2 cut	thr + 3 imp	1,2*	0U/ 0	8 sp	6	9†	Polearm	LT56
Halberd	3	sw+5 cut / sw+4 imp	thr+3 imp	2, 3* / 1-3*	0U	15 sp	12	13‡ / 12†	Polearm	B272	When impaling May get stuck; see Picks (p. B405).
Halberd, Dueling	3	sw+4 cut / sw+3 imp	thr+3 imp	1,2*	0U / 0U / 0	12 sp	10	12† / 12† / 11†	Polearm	LT56	When impaling May get stuck; see Picks (p. B405).
Hatchet	0	sw cut	–	1	0	4 sp	2	8	Axe/Mace	B271	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Javelin	1	–	thr+1 imp	1	0	3 sp	2	6	Spear	B273	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Kick	–	–	thr cr	C, 1	No	–	–	–	Brawling-2, Karate-2, or DX-2	B271	Brawling (p. 182), Claws (p. 42) and Karate (p. 203) improve damage; if you miss, roll vs. DX to avoid falling.
Kick w. Boots	–	–	thr+1 cr	C, 1	No	–	–	–	Brawling-2, Karate-2, or DX-2	B271	Brawling (p. 182), and Karate (p. 203) improve damage; if you miss, roll vs. DX to avoid falling.
Knife, Large	0	sw-2 cut	thr imp	C, 1 / C	-1	4 sp	1	6	Knife	B272	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Knife, Long	1	sw-1 cut	thr imp	C, 1	0	12 sp	1.5	7	Knife	LT56
Knife, Small	0	sw-3 cut	thr-1 imp	C, 1 / C	-1	3 sp	0.5	5	Knife	B272	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Knobbed Club	0	sw+1 cr	–	1	0	2 sp	2	8	Axe/Mace	LT58
Knuckles, Bare	–	–	thr-1 cr	C	0	–	–	–	Boxing, Brawling, Karate, or DX	B271	Boxing (p. 182), Brawling (p. 182), Claws (p. 42) and Karate (p. 203) improve damage
Knuckles, Brass	1	–	thr cr	C	0	1 sp	0.25	–	Boxing, Brawling, Karate, or DX	B271	Boxing (p. 182), Brawling (p. 182) and Karate (p. 203) improve damage.
Lance	2	–	thr+3 imp	4	No	6 sp	6	12	Lance	B272	Damage increases in a mounted charge; see Cavalry Weapons (p. 397).
Mace	2	sw+3 cr	–	1	0U	5 sp	5	12	Axe/Mace	B271	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Mace, Small	2	sw+2 cr	–	1	0U	3.5 sp	3	10	Axe/Mace	B271	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Maul	0	sw+4 cr	–	1, 2*	0U	8 sp	12	13‡	Two-Handed Axe/Mace	B274
Morningstar	3	sw+3 cr	–	1	0U	8 sp	6	12	Flail	B272	Attempts to parry flails are at -4, and fencing weapons (“F” parry) cannot parry at all! Attempts to block flails are at -2.
Myrmex	1	–	thr cr	C	0	2 sp	0.25	–	Boxing, Brawling, Karate, or DX	B271	Gives the hand (only) DR 1 and is mutually exclusive with other gloves; Boxing (p. 182), Brawling (p. 182) and Karate (p. 203) improve damage.
Oar	0	sw+3 cr	–	1,2*	0U	4 sp	8	12‡	Polearm	LT60
Pick	3	sw+1 imp	–	1	0U	7 sp	3	10	Axe/Mace	B271	May get stuck; see Picks (p. B405).
Pike	2	–	thr+3 imp	4, 5*	0U / 0	8 sp	13	12†	Spear	LT60
Poleaxe	3	sw+4 cut / sw+4 cr	–	2, 3*	0U	12 sp	10	12‡	Polearm	B272
Rondel Dagger	3	–	thr imp	C	-1	4 sp	1	6	Knife/Main-Gauche	LT56	Reduce penalty for targeting chinks in armor (p. B400) by -2.
Round Mace	0	sw+2 cr	–	1	0U	3.5 sp	5	12	Axe/Mace	LT58	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Round Mace, Small	0	sw+1 cr	–	1	0U	2.5 sp	3	10	Axe/Mace	LT58	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Scythe	1	sw+2 cut / sw imp	–	1	0U	1.5 sp	5	11‡	Two-Handed Axe/Mace	B274	If using tip (impaling damage), May get stuck; see Picks (p. B405).
Shield Bash	0	–	thr cr	1	No	var	var.	–	Shield	B273
Shield Bash w. Spike	1	–	thr+1 cr	1	No	2 sp	5	–	Shield	B273
Sickle	1	sw cut/sw imp	thr-2 cut	1	0 / 0U / 0U	4 sp	2	8	Axe/Mace	LT62	When used to impale, may get stuck; see Picks (p. B405); When used to thrust, hook enables the rules under Hook (p. LT54), and may also damage the victim.
Spear	0	–	thr+2 imp / thr+3 imp	1* / 1, 2*	0	4 sp	4	9 / 9†	Spear	B273	Can be used one handed or two handed; can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. 275)
Spear, Heavy	1	–	thr+4 imp / thr+3 cut	2,3* / 3	0U	9 sp	6	11†	Spear	LT62	Cutting damage is tip slash
Spear, Long	2	–	thr+2 imp / thr+3 imp	2, 3*	0U / 0	6 sp	5	10 / 10†	Spear	LT62	Can be used one handed or two handed; can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. 275)
Spear, Short	1	–	thr+1 imp/thr cut	1	0	3 sp	2	6	Spear	LT62	Cutting damage is tip slash
Staff, Long	0	sw+2 cr	thr+2 cr	2,3	2	1.5 sp	5	10†	Spear	LT61
Staff, Quarterstaff	0	–	thr+2 cr	1, 2	2	1 sp	4	7†	Staff	B273
Staff, Quarterstaff	0	sw+2 cr	thr+1 cr	1, 2 / 2	0	1 sp	4	9†	Two-Handed Sword	B274
Staff, Short	0	sw cr	thr cr	1	0F	2 sp	1	6	Smallsword	B273
Stake, Wooden	0	–	thr(0.5) imp	C	-1	0.4 sp	0.5	5	Knife	B272	Can be thrown, see Muscle- Powered Ranged Weapon Table (p. B275).
Stiletto	3	–	thr-1 imp	C	1	2 sp	0.25	5	Knife/Main-Gauche	LT56	Reduce penalty for targeting chinks in armor (p. B400) by -2.
Striker	–	var.	var.	var.	var.	–	–	–	Brawling or DX	B271	See p. 88.
Sword, Bastard	3	sw+1 cut / sw+2 cut	thr+1 cr / thr+2 cr	1, 2 / 2	0U/ 0	65 sp	5	11 / 10†	Broadsword / Two-Handed Sword	B271	Can be used one handed or two handed.
Sword, Broad	2	sw+1 cut	thr+1 cr	1	0	50 sp	3	10	Broadsword	B271
Sword, Cutlass	4	sw cut	thr imp	1	0	30 sp	2	8	Shortsword	B273	Hilt counts as brass knuckles in close combat.
Sword, Great	3	sw+3 cut	thr+2 cr	1, 2 / 2	0	80 sp	7	12†	Two-Handed Sword	B274
Sword, Rapier	4	–	thr+1 imp	1, 2	0F	50 sp	2.75	9	Rapier	B273
Sword, Rapier, Edged	4	sw cut	thr+1 imp	1,2	0F	100 sp	3	10	Rapier	LT61
Sword, Rapier, Edged, Light	4	sw-1 cut	thr+1 imp	1	0F	70 sp	2.25	8	Rapier	LT61
Sword, Rapier, Light	4	–	thr+1 imp	1	0F	40 sp	2	8	Rapier	LT61
Sword, Saber	4	sw-1 cut	thr+1 imp	1	0F	70 sp	2	8	Saber	LT61
Sword, Short	2	sw cut	thr imp	1	0	40 sp	2	8	Shortsword	B273
Sword, Small	4	–	thr+1 imp	1	0F	40 sp	1.5	5	Smallsword	B273
Sword, Thrusting Bastard	3	sw+1 cut / sw+2 cut	thr+2 imp / thr+3 imp	1, 2 / 2	0U / 0	75 sp	5	11 / 10†	Broadsword / Two-Handed Sword	B271	Can be used one handed or two handed.
Sword, Thrusting Broadsword	2	sw+1 cut	thr+2 imp	1	0	60 sp	3	10	Broadsword	B271
Sword, Thrusting Greatsword	3	sw+3 cut	thr+3 imp	1, 2 / 2	0	90 sp	7	12†	Two-Handed Sword	B274
Teeth, Blunt	–	–	thr-1 cr	C	No	–	–	–	Brawling or DX	B271	Brawling (p. 182) improves damage
Teeth, Fangs	–	–	thr-1 imp	C	No	–	–	–	Brawling or DX	B271	Brawling (p. 182) improves damage
Teeth, Sharp	–	–	thr-1 cut	C	No	–	–	–	Brawling or DX	B271	Brawling (p. 182) improves damage
Trident	2	–	thr + 3(0.5) imp / thr + 4 (0.5) imp	1* / 1, 2*	0U / 0	8 sp	5	11 / 10†	Spear	LT64	-2 to hit; Can be used one or two handed; can strike to disarm (p. B401) without -2 to hit for using a non-fencing weapon; Target at -1 to Dodge, +1 to Block or Parry.
Warhammer	3	sw+3 imp	–	1, 2*	0U	10 sp	7	12‡	Two-Handed Axe/Mace	B274	May get stuck; see Picks (p. B405).
Whip	1	sw-2(0.5) cr	–	1-7*	-2U	2 sp	2	var.	Whip	B274	Specify maximum reach (up to 7 yards) when bought. Cost and weight are per yard. ST is 5, +1 per yard. Many special rules apply; be sure to see Whips (p. 406).
Whip, Light	1	sw-5(0.5) cr	–	1-7*	-2U	2 sp	0.5	var.	Whip	LT64	Specify maximum reach (up to 7 yards) when bought. Cost and weight are per yard. ST is 5, +1 per yard. Many special rules apply; be sure to see Whips (p. 406).

Missile Weapons

Original article: Missile Weapons

Weapon

The general class of weapon in question; e.g., “blowpipe” or “crossbow.” Each entry represents a wide range of individual types.

TL (Tech Level)

The tech level at which the weapon first becomes widespread. You may only buy weapons of your campaign’s TL or less, unless you have the High TL trait (p. 23).

Damage

For missile weapons, such as bows and crossbows, damage is ST-based and expressed as a modifier to the wielder’s basic thrusting (thr) or swinging (sw) damage, as given on the Damage Table (p. B16). For example, a spear does “thr+2,” so if you have ST 11, which gives a basic thrusting damage of 1d-1, you inflict 1d+1 damage with a spear.

Armor Divisors: A parenthetical number after damage – e.g., (2) – is an armor divisor. Divide the target’s DR from armor or other sources by this number before subtracting it from your damage (or adding it to the target’s HT roll to resist an affliction). For instance, an attack with a divisor of (2) would halve DR. A fractional divisor increases DR: (0.5) multiplies DR by 2; (0.2) multiplies it by 5; and (0.1) multiplies it by 10.

Damage Type: An abbreviation indicating the type of injury or effect the attack causes.

Abbreviation	Damage Type
aff	affliction
burn	burning
cor	corrosion
cr	crushing
cut	cutting
fat	fatigue
imp	impaling
pi-	small piercing
pi	piercing
pi+	large piercing
pi++	huge piercing
spec.	special – see weapon notes
tox	toxic

A victim loses HP equal to the damage that penetrates his DR. Halve this for small piercing attacks; increase it by 50% for cutting and large piercing attacks; and double it for impaling and huge piercing attacks. Subtract fatigue damage from FP instead of HP. Afflictions cause no injury, but impose a particular affliction on a failed HT roll, as specified in the weapon’s notes. See Damage and Injury (p. B377) for additional rules.

Explosions: An “ex” after crushing or burning damage indicates the attack produces an explosion. This may injure those nearby: divide damage by three times distance in yards from the center of the blast. Some explosions scatter fragments that inflict cutting damage on anyone nearby (see Fragmentation Damage, p. B414). Fragmentation damage appears in brackets; e.g., “3d [2d] cr ex” means an explosion that inflicts 3d crushing damage and throws fragments that do 2d cutting damage. The “danger radius” for fragments is five yards times the dice of fragmentation damage; e.g., 10 yards for [2d]. If an explosive attack has an armor divisor, this only applies to the DR of a target that takes a direct hit – not to those caught in the blast radius or hit by fragments.

Afflictions: Some special weapons don’t list dice of damage. Instead, they give a HT modifier; e.g., “HT-3.” Anyone who is hit must attempt a HT roll at the listed penalty to avoid the effects of the affliction (e.g., unconsciousness). For example, a stun gun calls for a HT-3 roll to avoid being stunned for (20 - HT) seconds. Note that DR (modified by any armor divisor) normally adds to the victim’s HT; for instance, a DR 2 leather jacket would give +2 to your HT roll to resist that stun gun.

Other Effects: A few weapons have additional linked or follow-up effects, noted on a second line. These occur simultaneously with the primary attack on a successful hit. For details, see Linked Effects (p. B381) and Follow-Up Damage (p. B381).

Acc (Accuracy)

Add Accuracy to your skill if you took an Aim maneuver on the turn prior to your attack. If the weapon has a builtin scope, the bonus for this appears as a separate modifier after the weapon’s base Acc; e.g., “7+2.”

Range

If a weapon has only one range number, this is the Maximum Range (Max) in yards at which it can attack a target. If two numbers appear, separated by a slash, the first is Half-Damage Range (1/2D) and the second is Max. Damaging attacks on targets at or beyond 1/2D inflict half damage, and those that require a HT roll to resist are resisted at +3.

Muscle-powered weapons usually list 1/2D and Max as multiples of the wielder’s ST, not as a fixed range. For example, “x10/x15” means 1/2D is 10xST and Max is 15xST, so someone with ST 10 would have 1/2D 100 and Max 150. For bows, crossbows and mechanical artillery, use the weapon’s ST in these formulas.

A few weapons have a minimum range, given in their Notes. The weapon cannot attack a target closer than this range – usually because it fires in a high arc, or has safety, fusing, or guidance limitations.

Weight

The weight of the weapon, in pounds; “neg.” means “negligible.” For missile weapons with Shots 2+, this is loaded weight.

RoF (Rate of Fire)

The maximum number of shots an ordinary shooter can fire in a one-second turn.

Shots

The number of shots the weapon can fire before you must reload or recharge it. “T” means the weapon is thrown. To “reload,” pick it up or ready a new weapon!

The parenthetical number following Shots indicates the number of one second Ready maneuvers needed to reload all of the weapon’s shots (e.g., by changing magazines) – or, for a thrown weapon, the time needed to ready another weapon. An “i” next to this means you must load shots individually: the time listed is per shot rather than for all shots.

A crossbow or prodd takes the indicated time to ready (4 turns) only if its ST is no greater than yours (see Crossbows and ST, below). Double this if the bow’s ST is 1 or 2 greater. If its ST is 3 or 4 greater, you need a “goat’s foot” device to cock it; this takes 20 turns, and requires you to stand. If its ST is 5 or more above yours, you cannot reload it at all.

Cost

The price of a new weapon, in silver coins.

ST (Strength)

The minimum Strength required to use the weapon properly. If you try to use a weapon that requires more ST than you have, you will be at -1 to weapon skill per point of ST you lack and lose one extra FP at the end of any fight that lasts long enough to fatigue you.

“†” means the weapon requires two hands. If you have at least 1.5 times the listed ST (round up), you can use a weapon like this in one hand, but it becomes unready after you attack with it. If you have at least twice the listed ST, you can wield it one-handed with no readiness penalty. But if it requires one hand to hold it and another to operate a moving part, like a bow or crossbow, it always requires two hands, regardless of ST.

Crossbows and ST: Bows, crossbows, and prodds have their own ST value. Use this instead of your ST to determine range and damage. You must specify the ST of such a weapon when you buy it. You can always use a weapon that is weaker than you. You can use a stronger crossbow or prodd; it does more damage but take longer to cock (see Shots, above). You cannot use a stronger bow.

Bulk

A measure of the weapon’s size and handiness. Bulk modifies your weapon skill when you take a Move and Attack maneuver (see Move and Attack, p. 365). It also serves as a penalty to Holdout skill when you attempt to conceal the weapon.

Notes

Any applicable notes for the weapon or its usage are listed here.

Missile Weapon Quality

Blowpipes, bows, and crossbows may be fine weapons. Increase 1/2D and Max range by 20%. They cost 4 times list price.

Thrown weapons, and arrows and bolts, use the rules under Melee Weapon Quality (p. B274).

Weapon	TL	Damage	Acc	Range	Weight	RoF	Shots	Ready	Ammo	Cost	ST	Bulk	Skill	Ref	Notes
“Goat’s Foot”	3	–	–	–	2	–	–	-20	–	5 sp	7†	–	Crossbow	B276	Cocking lever to reload a high-ST crossbow or prodd. You can reload a weapon up to 4 ST over your own with 20 one-second Ready maneuvers.
Atlatl with Dart	0	sw-1 imp	1	x3/x4	1	1	1	1	Dart	2 sp	5	-3	Spear Thrower	B276	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack.
Atlatl with Javelin	0	sw+1 imp	3	x2/x3	2	1	1	1	Bullet	3 sp	6	-4	Spear Thrower	B276	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack.
Axe, Throwing	0	sw+2 cut	2	x1/x1.5	4	1	Thr	1	Thrown	6 sp	11	-3	Thrown Weapon (Axe/Mace)	B276
Blowpipe	0	1d-3 pi-	1	x4	1	1	1	2	Dart	3 sp	2	-6	Blowpipe	B275	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack
Bola Perdida	0	sw cr	0	x6/x10	1	1	Thr	1	Thrown	1 sp	6	-2	Bolas	LT72
Bola Perdida	0	sw cr	0	x6/x10	1	1	Thr	1	Thrown	1 sp	6	-2	Sling	LT72
Bolas	0	thr-1 cr	0	x3	2	1	Thr	1	Thrown	2 sp	7	-2	Bolas	B275	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411).
Bow, Composite	1	thr+3 imp	3	x20/x25	4	1	1	2	Arrow	90 sp	10†	-7	Bow	B275
Bow, Long	0	thr+2 imp	3	x15/x20	3	1	1	2	Arrow	20 sp	11†	-8	Bow	B275
Bow, Regular	0	thr+1 imp	2	x15/x20	2	1	1	2	Arrow	10 sp	10†	-7	Bow	B275
Bow, Short	0	thr imp	1	x10/x15	2	1	1	2	Arrow	5 sp	7†	-6	Bow	B275
Cloak, Heavy	1	spec.	1	2	5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	5 sp	8	-6	Cloak	B275	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411).
Cloak, Light	1	spec.	1	2	2	1	Thr	1	Thrown	2 sp	5	-4	Cloak	B275	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411).
Crossbow	2	thr+4 imp	4	x20x25	6	1	1	4	Bolt	15 sp	7†	-6	Crossbow	B276
Crossbow, Fowling	4	thr+5 imp	4	x25/x30	9	1	1	8	Bolt	45 sp	8†	-6	Crossbow	LT74	When cocked with a cranequin (p. LT79), user's ST x 1.5; fowling crossbow is usually ST 15; use half rated ST to determine range and damage.
Crossbow, Hunting	4	thr+5 imp	4	x25/x30	12	1	1	13	Bolt	60 sp	10†	-7	Crossbow	LT74	When cocked with a cranequin (p. LT79), user's ST x 2; hunting crossbow is usually ST 20; use half rated ST to determine range and damage.
Crossbow, Military	4	thr+5 imp	4	x25/x30	15	1	1	50	Bolt	75 sp	12†	-8	Crossbow	LT74	When cocked with a cranequin (p. LT79), user's ST x 3; military crossbow is usually ST 30; use half rated ST to determine range and damage.
Crossbow, Pistol	3	thr+2 imp	1	x15/x20	4	1	1	4	Dart	15 sp	7	-4	Crossbow	B276	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack
Crossbow, Prodd	3	thr+4 pi	2	x20/x25	6	1	1	4	Pellet	15 sp	7†	-6	Crossbow	B276
Dagger	1	thr-1 imp	0	x0.5/x1	0.25	1	Thr	1	Thrown	2 sp	5	-1	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	B276
Dart, Throwing	2	thr imp	1	x1/x1.5	1	1	Thr	1	Thrown	2 sp	6	-2	Thrown Weapon (Dart)	LT74
Discus	1	thr+2 cr	2	x4/x6	2	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	6	-3	Thrown Weapon (Disc)	LT72
Harpoon	2	thr+5 imp	2	x1/x1.5	6	1	Thr	1	Thrown	6 sp	11	-6	Thrown Weapon (Harpoon)	B276	Tethered. Requires a Ready maneuver and a successful ST roll to pull out (if you fail, you may try again next turn). Does half the damage coming out that it did going in.
Hatchet	0	sw cut	1	x1.5/x2.5	2	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	8	-2	Thrown Weapon (Axe/Mace)	B276
Javelin	1	thr+1 imp	3	x1.5/x2.5	2	1	Thr	1	Thrown	3 sp	6	-4	Thrown Weapon (Spear)	B276
Knife, Large	0	thr imp	0	x0.8/x1.5	1	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	6	-2	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	B276
Knife, Small	0	thr-1 imp	0	x0.5/x1	0.5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	3 sp	5	-1	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	B276
Knife, Throwing, Large	2	thr imp	1	x1/x2	1	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	6	-1	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	LT75
Knife, Throwing, Small	2	thr-1 imp	1	x0.8/x1.5	0.5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	3 sp	5	0	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	LT75
Lariat	1	spec.	0	spec.	3	1	Thr	spec.	Thrown	4 sp	7†	-2	Lasso	B276	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411).
Mace	2	sw+3 cr	1	x0.5/x1	5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	5 sp	12	-4	Thrown Weapon (Axe/Mace)	B276
Mace, Round	0	sw+2 cr	1	x0.5/x1	5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	3.5 sp	12	-4	Thrown Weapon (Axe/Mace)	LT58
Mace, Small	2	sw+2 cr	1	x1/x1.5	3	1	Thr	1	Thrown	3.5 sp	10	-3	Thrown Weapon (Axe/Mace)	B276
Net, Large	0	spec.	1	spec.	20	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	11	-6	Net	B276	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411); a net has no 1/2D range, max range is (ST/2 + Skill/5) for a large net
Net, Melee	2	spec.	1	spec.	5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	2 sp	8	-4	Net	B276	May entangle or ensnare the target; see Special Ranged Weapons (p. B411); a net has no 1/2D range, max range is (ST + Skill/5) for a melee net.
Sling	0	sw pi	0	x6/x10	0.5	1	1	2	Bullet	2 sp	6	-4	Sling	B276	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack; can fire stones (TL0) or lead bullets (TL2). Lead bullets give +1 damage and double range
Sling, Dart	1	sw imp	1	x6/x10	0.5	1	1	2	Dart	2 sp	6	-4	Sling	LT74	Requires two hands to ready, but only one hand to attack
Sling, Heavy	0	sw+2 cr	1	x3/x6	1	1	1	2	Bullet	2 sp	8†	-5	Sling	LT74	Can fire stones (TL0) or lead bullets (TL2). Lead bullets give +1 damage and double range
Spear	0	thr+3 imp	2	x1/x1.5	4	1	Thr	1	Thrown	4 sp	9	-6	Thrown Weapon (Spear)	B276
Staff Sling	1	sw+1 pi	1	x10/x15	2	1	1	2	Bullet	2 sp	7†	-6	Sling	B276	Can fire stones (TL0) or lead bullets (TL2).
Stake, Wooden	0	thr(0.5) imp	0	x0.5/x1	0.5	1	Thr	1	Thrown	0.4 sp	5	-2	Thrown Weapon (Knife)	B276

Armor

Original article: Armor Table

Armor

The item’s name.

TL (Tech Level)

The tech level at which the armor is commonly available.

Location

The area the armor protects on a humanoid wearer. Individual locations are skull (top of the head), face (the face, excluding the eyes), neck, eyes, arms, hands, torso (the abdomen and chest), groin, legs, and feet. Limbs covers the arms and legs, but not the hands or feet. Head covers skull, face, and eyes. Body is neck, torso, and groin. Full suit is everything but the head.

DR (Damage Resistance)

The amount of Damage Resistance the item gives. Subtract this from any blow that strikes the armored location. For instance, if you’re wearing a DR 6 corselet and are hit in the torso for 8 points of damage, only 2 points penetrate and affect you. Some armor has a split DR; e.g., “4/2.” This means DR varies by location or by type of attack; see the notes for that piece of armor.

“*” means the armor is flexible. Flexible armor is easier to conceal or wear under other armor, and quicker to don or remove, but it is more vulnerable to blunt trauma damage.

“F” means the DR only protects against attacks from the front.

Cost

The item’s price, in silver coins.

Weight

The item’s weight, in pounds.

LC (Legality Class)

The item’s Legality Class; see Legality Class (p. 267).

Rea Pen (Reaction Penalty)

In a noncombat situation, armor that covers the face or entire head gives -2 to reaction rolls. Nonconcealable armor with DR 2+ anywhere else (except the hands or feet) gives -1, or -2 if it isn’t flexible and covers the torso. These penalties are cumulative: plate armor and a full helm would give you -4!

However, there is no reaction penalty if the NPC making the reaction roll recognizes the wearer’s need or right to wear armor in the situation. Examples of socially acceptable armor include a knight on campaign or at a tourney; a guard wearing armor while with a moving caravan or the like.

Notes

Many items have special features or restrictions that are listed here.

Armor	TL	Type	Location	DR	Cost	Weight	LC	Rea Pen	Notes
Bronze Armbands	1	Arm	arms	3	18 sp	9	4	-2
Cloth Sleeves	1	Arm	arms	1	2 sp	2	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Leather Sleeves, Heavy	1	Arm	arms	2	5 sp	2	4	-2
Mail Sleeves	2	Arm	arms	4/2	7 sp	9	3	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Plate Arms	3	Arm	arms	6	100 sp	15	3	-2
Plate Arms, Heavy	3	Arm	arms	7	150 sp	20	3	-2
Scale Sleeves	2	Arm	arms	4	21 sp	14	3	-2
Breastplate, Bronze	1	Body	torso	4	40 sp	20	3	-2	Breastplates protect only from the front.
Bronze Corselet	1	Body	torso, groin	5	130 sp	40	3	-2
Buff Coat (Leather)	4	Body	body, limbs	2	21 sp	16	4	0	Flexible
Cloth Armor	1	Body	torso, groin	1	3 sp	6	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Double Mail Hauberk	3	Body	torso, groin	5/3	52 sp	44	3	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Fur Loincloth	0	Body	groin	1	1 sp	neg.	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Fur Tunic	0	Body	torso	1	2.5 sp	2	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Leather Armor	1	Body	torso, groin	2	10 sp	10	4	-2
Leather Jacket	1	Body	arms, torso	1	5 sp	4	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Light Scale Armor	2	Body	torso	3	15 sp	15	4	-2
Lorica Segmentata	2	Body	torso	5	68 sp	26	3	-2
Mail Hauberk	2	Body	torso, groin	4/2	23 sp	25	3	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Mail Shirt	2	Body	torso	4/2	15 sp	16	4	-2	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Scale Armor	2	Body	torso, groin	4	42 sp	35	3	-2
Steel Breastplate	3	Body	torso	5	50 sp	18	3	-2	Breastplates protect only from the front.
Steel Corselet	3	Body	torso, groin	6	130 sp	35	3	-2
Steel Corselet, Heavy	3	Body	torso, groin	7	230 sp	45	3	-2
Steel Laminate Plate	3	Body	torso, groin	5	90 sp	30	3	-2
Boots	2	Footwear	feet	2	8 sp	3	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Sandals	0	Footwear	feet	0	2.5 sp	0.5	–	0	Concealable as or under clothing; sandals only give DR 1 to the underside of the foot
Shoes	1	Footwear	feet	1	4 sp	2	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Sollerets	3	Footwear	feet	4	15 sp	7	3	-2
Gauntlets	2	Gloves	hands	4	10 sp	2	4	-2
Gauntlets, Heavy	3	Gloves	hands	5	25 sp	2.5	3	-2
Gloves, Cloth	1	Gloves	hands	1	1.5 sp	neg.	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Gloves, Leather	1	Gloves	hands	2	3 sp	neg.	–	0	Flexible
Barrel Helm	3	Headgear	skull, face	6	24 sp	10	3	-2	Helmet gives wearer the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn.
Bronze Helmet	1	Headgear	skull, face	3	16 sp	7.5	4	-2
Bronze Pot-Helm	1	Headgear	skull	3	6 sp	5	4	-2
Cloth Cap	1	Headgear	skull	1	0.5 sp	neg.	–	0	Flexible; concealable as or under clothing.
Face Mask	3	Headgear	face	4	10 sp	2	3	-2
Greathelm	3	Headgear	skull, face, neck	7	34 sp	10	3	-2	Helmet gives wearer the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn.
Leather Cap	1	Headgear	skull	1	3.2 sp	neg.	4	0	Flexible
Leather Helm	1	Headgear	skull, face	2	2 sp	0.5	4	-2
Legionary Helmet	2	Headgear	skull, face	4	15 sp	6	3	-2
Mail Coif	2	Headgear	skull, neck	4/2	5.5 sp	4	3	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Pot-Helm	3	Headgear	skull	4	10 sp	5	4	-2
Bronze Greaves	1	Leg	legs	3	27 sp	17	4	-2
Leather Leggings	1	Leg	legs	1	4 sp	2	–	0	Flexible; Concealable as or under clothing.
Leather Leggings, Heavy	1	Leg	legs	2	6 sp	4	4	-2
Leather Pants	1	Leg	legs, groin	1	4 sp	3	–	0	Flexible; Concealable as or under clothing.
Mail Leggings	2	Leg	legs	4/2	11 sp	15	3	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.
Plate Legs	3	Leg	legs	6	110 sp	20	3	-2
Plate Legs, Heavy	3	Leg	legs	7	160 sp	25	3	-2
Scale Leggings	2	Leg	legs	4	25 sp	21	3	-2
Studded Leather Skirt	1	Leg	groin, legs	3/2	6 sp	4	–	-2	Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks.

Shields

Original article: Shields Table

The following statistics apply to shields:

Shield

The kind of shield.

TL (Tech Level)

The tech level at which the shield is commonly available.

DB (Defense Bonus)

Defense Bonus. The bonus the shield gives to all of your active defense rolls (see Defending, p. B374) against attacks from the front or shield side, even if you have no skill at all with a shield.

Cost

The shield’s price, in silver coins.

Weight

The shield’s weight, in pounds.

DR/HP (Damage Resistance/Hit Points)

The shield’s DR and HP if using the optional Damage to Shields rule. This DR protects the shield, not the wielder.

LC(Legality Class)

The shield’s Legality Class; see Legality Class (p. B267).

Shield	TL	DB	Cost	Weight	DR/HP	LC	Skill	Notes
Cloak, Heavy	1	2	5 sp	5	1/5	–	Cloak	Can  be  used  offensively  to  entangle;  see  Cloaks (p. B404).
Cloak, Light	1	1	2 sp	2	1/3	–	Cloak	Can  be  used  offensively  to  entangle;  see  Cloaks (p. B404).
Shield, Buckler	0	1	2.5 sp	2	5/20	4	Shield (Buckler)	Can be readied in 1 turn and dropped as a free action
Shield, Large Iron	3	3	45 sp	50	12/120	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Large Iron, Spiked	3	3	47 sp	55	12/120	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Large Wooden	1	3	9 sp	25	9/60	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Large Wooden, Spiked	2	3	11 sp	30	9/60	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Light Iron	3	1	12.5 sp	4	8/40	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Light Wooden	0	1	2.5 sp	2	5/20	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Medium Iron	3	2	30 sp	30	10/80	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Medium Iron, Spiked	3	2	32 sp	35	10/80	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Medium Wooden	1	2	6 sp	15	7/40	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Medium Wooden, Spiked	2	2	8 sp	20	7/40	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Small Iron	3	1	20 sp	16	9/60	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Small Iron Spiked	3	1	22 sp	21	9/60	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Small Wooden	0	1	4 sp	8	6/30	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)
Shield, Small Wooden, Spiked	2	1	6 sp	13	6/30	4	Shield	Can be used offensively with a shield bash (see the Melee Weapon Table) or shield rush (see Slam, p. B371)

Ammunition Ammunition TL Type Cost Weight Ref Notes Arrow, Barbed 3 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 LT73 When removed, inflicts half the damage delivered when going in Arrow, Blunt 3 Arrow 0.1 sp 0.1 LT73 Damage changes from impaling to crushing Arrow, Bodkin 3 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 B277 Damage changes from impaling to piercing with an armor divisor of 2 Arrow, Cutting 3 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 LT73 Damage changes from impaling to cutting Arrow, Cutting, Barbed 3 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 LT73 Damage changes from impaling to cutting, -1 to Acc, range x10/x15, inflicts half the damage delivered when removed Arrow, Flight 2 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 LT73 Double both range multipliers, but with half damage out to 1/2 D and no damage past 1/2D Arrow, Humming Bulb 3 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 LT73 Gives -1 to Acc and subtracts 5 from both range multipliers; damaage is crushing with armor divisor 0.5 Arrow, Normal 0 Arrow 0.2 sp 0.1 B276 Bolt 2 Bolt 0.2 sp 0.06 B276 Bullet, Sling 0 Bullet 0.06 sp 0.05 B276 Dart 0 Dart 0.01 sp 0.05 B276 Follow-up drug or poison attack if damage penetrates DR. Effects depend on the poison used; see Poison (p. 437); Dart, Sling 1 Dart 0.1 sp 0.25 B276 Follow-up drug or poison attack if damage penetrates DR. Effects depend on the poison used; see Poison (p. 437); Pellet, Lead 3 Pellet 0.01 sp 0.06 B276 Stone, Heavy 0 Bullet 0.01 sp 1 B276 Stone, Unshaped, Sling 0 Bullet 0 sp 0.05 B276 -1 to hit

Barding Armor TL Location DR Cost Weight LC Notes Leather & Cloth, Full 2 torso, groin 2 34.5 sp 30 4 Leather & Cloth, Head/Neck 2 neck, skull 2 8 sp 4 4 Leather & Cloth, Mask 1 face 2 4 sp 3 4 Gives mount the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn. Leather & Cloth, Partial 1 torso 2 26 sp 12 4 Only protects from the front Mail, Full 3 torso, groin 4/2 67 sp 59 3 Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks. Mail, Head/Neck 2 neck, skull 4/2 10 sp 15 3 Flexible; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks. Mail, Mask 2 face 4/2 6 sp 7 3 Flexible; Gives mount the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn;  split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks. Mail, Partial 2 torso 4/2 44 sp 20 3 Only protects from the front; Split DR: use the lower DR against crushing attacks. Plate, Full 3 torso, groin 5 165 sp 90 3 Plate, Head/Neck 3 neck, skull 5 33 sp 18 3 Plate, Leggings 3 legs 5 40 sp 20 3 Weight and cost are per pair of legs protected. Each pair gives -1 to Move. Plate, Mask 3 face 5 20 sp 12 3 Gives mount the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn. Scale, Head/Neck 2 neck, skull 4 32 sp 20 3 Scale, Mask 2 face 4 20 sp 12 3 Gives mount the No Peripheral Vision disadvantage (p. B151) while worn. Scale, Partial 2 torso 4 48 sp 60 3 Only protects from the front;

Climbing Gear Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Climbing Kit 2 2 sp 4 B288 Hammer, spikes, carabiners. Climbing Pole 1 8 sp 5 LT125 Climbing Spikes, set of four 2 15 sp 2 LT125 Cord, 3/16” 0 0.1 sp 0.5 B288 Supports 90 lbs. Per 10 yards. Grappling Hook, Padded 1 3 sp 3 LT125 Hearing distance 2 yards (see B358) Grappling Hook, Unpadded 1 2 sp 2 LT125 Hearing distance 4 yards (see B358) Iron Spike (Piton) 2 0.1 sp 0.5 B288 For climbing, spiking doors, etc. Ladder, 6' 1 36 sp 90 LT125 Ladder, Rope, 30 feet 1 5 sp 22 LT125 Piton 2 0.4 sp 0.75 LT125 Piton Hammer 2 1 sp 1 LT125 Rope, 3/8" 0 0.5 sp 1.5 B288 Supports 300 lbs; per 10 yds Clothing Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Apron, Leather 1 6 sp 3 LT99 DR 1 Boots, leather 2 8 sp 3 LT98 Cloak, Expensive (Status 4) 0 600 sp 2 LT99 Cloak, Freeman (Status 0) 0 6 sp 2 LT99 Cloak, Leather/Wool, Expensive (Status 4) 0 900 sp 3 LT99 Cloak, Leather/Wool, Freeman (Status 0) 0 9 sp 3 LT99 Cloak, Leather/Wool, Poor (Status -2) 0 1.5 sp 3 LT99 Cloak, Poor (Status -2) 0 1 sp 2 LT99 Clothing, Ordinary, Freeman (Status 0) 0 12 sp 2 LT98 Clothing, Ordinary, Merchant (Status 1) 0 240 sp 2 LT98 Clothing, Ordinary, Noble (Status 4) 0 1200 sp 2 LT98 Clothing, Ordinary, Poor (Status -2) 0 2 sp 2 LT98 Clothing, Ordinary, Royal (Status 7) 0 1200000 sp 2 LT98 Clothing, Summer, Freeman (Status 0) 0 6 sp 1 LT97 Clothing, Summer, Merchant (Status 1) 0 120 sp 1 LT97 Clothing, Summer, Noble (Status 4) 0 600 sp 1 LT97 Clothing, Summer, Poor (Status -2) 0 1 sp 1 LT97 Clothing, Summer, Royal (Status 7) 0 600000 sp 1 LT97 Clothing, Winter, Freeman (Status 0) 0 18 sp 5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting Clothing, Winter, Merchant (Status 1) 0 360 sp 5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting Clothing, Winter, Noble (Status 4) 0 1800 sp 5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting Clothing, Winter, Poor (Status -2) 0 3 sp 5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting Clothing, Winter, Royal (Status 7) 0 1800000 sp 5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting Coat, Long 1 5 sp 5 LT99 Coat, Long, Heavy 1 25 sp 10 LT99 DR 1 Foot Wrappings 0 0.2 sp 0.5 LT98 Foot Wrappings, Boot 0 1 sp 2 LT98 Hunting Shirt, Dyed 1 10 sp 5 LT126 +2 (quality) to Camouflage if for appropriate, terrain, climate and season Hunting Shirt, Plain 1 5 sp 5 LT126 +1 (quality) to Camouflage if for appropriate, terrain, climate and season Mittens 0 0.8 sp 0.5 LT98 DR 1 vs. cutting; gives Bad Grip 1 (p. B123) and Ham-Fisted 2 (p. B138) Shoes, leather 1 4 sp 2 LT98 Containers Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Backpack, Frame 1 10 sp 10 B288 Holds 100 lbs. of gear. Backpack, Small 1 6 sp 3 B288 Holds 40 lbs. of gear Bottle,  Ceramic 1 0.3 sp 1 B288 Holds  1 quart of liquid (2 lbs. if water) Hip Quiver 0 1.5 sp 1 B289 Holds 20 arrows or bolts Pouch or Purse, Small 1 1 sp - B288 Holds 3 lbs. Saddlebags 2 2.5 sp 0 LT134 holds 40 lbs. Shoulder Quiver 0 1 sp 0.5 B289 Holds 12 arrows or bolts Wineskin 0 1 sp 0.25 B288 Holds 1 gallon of liquid (8 lbs. if water) Craftsman Kits Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Camping Kit, Group 0 5 sp 20 B288 Basic equipment for Cooking and Survival skill for a group.  Cook pot, rope, hatchet, etc. for 3-8 campers. Camping Kit, Personal 0 0.5 sp 1 B288 Minimum gear for camping: -2 to any Survival roll without it. Includes utensils, tin- derbox or flint and steel, towel, etc., as TL permits. Housebreaker's Kit 2 25.5 sp 16 LT126 Includes lockpicks, small pry-bar, mallet, chisel, small saw, 10 yards of 3/8" rope, padded grappling hook and lantern packed in a sack capacious enough to hold some swag Scribe's Kit 3 5 sp 2 B288 Quills, inkbottles, penknife, paper Surveyor's Kit 2 24.5 sp 40 LT43 Includes surveyor's cross, dioptra, two 10' poles, 120' of cord, 20 posts to mark points on the ground Torture Kit 2 15 sp 8 LT131 May include knives, pincers, hammers, metallic slivers, irons for heating in a fire, vises, etc. Food and Drink Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Distilled Liquors, per pint 3 2 sp LT36 Fermented Beverages, per gallon 1 0.5 sp LT36 Traveler's Rations 0 0.2 sp 0.5 B288 One meal of dried meat, cheese, etc. Games and Toys Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Board Games 1 4 sp 3 LT39 Cards 3 5 sp 0.5 LT40 Dice 1 0.6 sp 0 LT39 Doll, Clay 0 0.4 sp 0.25 LT39 Doll, Cloth 0 0.4 sp 0 LT39 Dominos, 30 tiles 1 2.2 sp 1.5 LT39 Kite 2 3.3 sp 2 LT40 Jewelry Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Beads, copper, per foot 0 0.3 sp 0.3 LT38 Beads, gold, per foot 0 1200 sp 0.6 LT38 Beads, silver, per foot 0 35 sp 0.35 LT38 Bracelet, copper 0 0.7 sp 0.3 LT38 Bracelet, gold 0 1200 sp 0.6 LT38 Bracelet, silver 0 35 sp 0.35 LT38 Chain, copper, per foot 0 0.4 sp 0.03 LT38 Chain, gold, per foot 0 120 sp 0.06 LT38 Chain, silver, per foot 0 3.5 sp 0.035 LT38 Crown, copper 0 0.7 sp 0.5 LT38 Crown, gold 0 2000 sp 1 LT38 Crown, silver 0 60 sp 0.6 LT38 Fibula, copper 0 0.6 sp 0.2 LT38 Fibula, gold 0 800 sp 0.4 LT38 Fibula, silver 0 23 sp 0.23 LT38 Piercing, copper 0 0.2 sp 0.01 LT38 Piercing, gold 0 40 sp 0.02 LT38 Piercing, silver 0 1 sp 0.01 LT38 Plug, copper 0 0.2 sp 0.05 LT38 Plug, gold 0 200 sp 0.1 LT38 Plug, silver 0 6 sp 0.06 LT38 Ring, copper 0 0.3 sp 0.1 LT38 Ring, gold 0 400 sp 0.2 LT38 Ring, silver 0 12 sp 0.12 LT38 Torc, copper 0 0.7 sp 0.4 LT38 Torc, gold 0 1700 sp 0.85 LT38 Torc, silver 0 50 sp 0.5 LT38 Luxuries Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Cosmetics, Better, Cheap, per use 0 0.2 sp 0.05 LT36 Cosmetics, Better, Expensive, per use 0 0.5 sp 0.05 LT36 Cosmetics, Common, Cheap, per use 0 0.025 sp 0.025 LT36 Cosmetics, Common, Expensive, per use 0 0.1 sp 0.025 LT36 Incense, Cheap, per ounce 0 0.6 sp 0.1 LT36 Incense, Fine, per ounce 0 1.5 sp 0.1 LT36 Perfume, Cheap, per application 0 0.3 sp 0.01 LT36 Perfume, Expensive, per application 0 2 sp 0.01 LT36 Pipe 0 0.1 sp 0.25 LT36 Tobacco 0 1 sp 0.25 LT36 Water Pipe 2 3.5 sp 5 LT36 Medical Gear Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Arrow Spoon 2 3 sp 0 LT148 Used to extract an arrow without further injury to the patient Barber's Kit 1 10 sp 3 LT148 -1 to Surgery, over and above the standard TL modifier; includes knife, razor, scissors, small whetstone, spoon, tiny file Bleeding Cup 1 2.5 sp 0.5 LT153 Cataract Needles 2 5 sp 0 LT149 Catheter 2 5 sp 0 LT148 Roll against Esoteric Medicine, Physician or Surgery to use it Cautery 2 5 sp 0.5 LT149 Diagnostic Manual, Basic 1 3.5 sp 2 LT145 Diagnostic Manual, Comprehensive 1 17.5 sp 20 LT145 +2 to skill for known conditions Eyelash Cautery 2 12.5 sp 0 LT149 Eyelash Forceps 2 12.5 sp 0 LT149 First Aid Kit var 5 sp 2 B289 A complete kit for treating wounds, with bandages, ointments, etc; +1 to First Aid skill Forceps 1 2.5 sp 0 LT148 +2 to skill for fine tasks that benefit from a firm grip; eliminate penalties for awkward reach (see LT147) Forceps, Dental 2 5 sp 0.5 LT148 Forceps, Dental Splinter 2 5 sp 0 LT148 Forceps, Staphylagra 2 7.5 sp 0 LT148 Hook, Surgical 1 1 sp 0 LT148 Lancet 2 2.5 sp 0 LT153 Needle, Surgical 1 0.5 sp 0 LT148 Probe, Surgical 1 1 sp 0 LT148 Scalpel 1 3 sp 0 LT148 Speculum 2 6 sp 1 LT148 reduces awkward reach penalties to Surgery from -6 to -3 Splints, Arm 0 2.5 sp 1 LT146 Splints, Leg 0 5 sp 2 LT146 Surgeon Kit, Large 1 150 sp 40 LT149 Includes equivalent of two small kits, plus bone chisels and small hammers; at TL2, includes arrow spoons, catheters, cauteries and specula; gives +1 (quality) to Surgery Surgeon Kit, Small 1 30 sp 15 LT149 Includes forceps, hooks, needles, probes, scalpels, a supply of thread and bandages; basic equipment for Surgery Surgical Instuments var 30 sp 15 B289 Includes scalpels, forcepts, etc; basic equipment for Surgery Skill Tourniquet 0 0.2 sp 0 LT145 Traction Bench 2 50 sp 125 LT149 Trephin 2 12 sp 1 LT148

Mounts Mount Cost Weight Ref Notes Camel 150 sp 1400 B459 Ground speed 14 and can travel 112 miles per day Donkey 100 sp 500 B459 Ground speed 8 and can travel 48 miles per day Horse, Draft 200 sp 2000 B459 Ground speed 12 and can travel 120 miles per day Horse, Heavy Warhorse 500 sp 1900 B460 Ground speed 14 and can travel 140 miles per day Horse, Light Warhorse 400 sp 1400 B459 Ground speed 14 and can travel 112 miles per day Horse, Racehorse 400 sp 1100 B460 Ground speed 18 and can travel 144 miles per day Horse, Saddle 120 sp 1200 B460 Ground speed 12 and can travel 96 miles per day Mule, Large 200 sp 1400 B460 Ground speed 9 and can travel 72 miles per day Mule, Small 100 sp 800 B460 Ground speed 8 and can travel 48 miles per day Oxen 150 sp 2500 B460 Ground speed 8 and can travel 80 miles per day Pony 150 sp 800 B460 Ground speed 14 and can travel 84 miles per day Musical Instruments Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Bagpipe 3 15 sp 8 LT49 Fife 2 10 sp 1 LT49 Harp 1 60 sp 7 LT49 Hunting Horn, Brass 3 20 sp 2 LT49 Kettledrums, Cavalry 3 25 sp 28 LT49 Trumpet 2 20 sp 2 LT49 Personal Gear Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Abacus 2 5 sp 2 LT50 Bathtub, Earthenware 1 16 sp 60 LT36 Bathtub, Metal 1 160 sp 80 LT36 Blanket 1 2 sp 4 B288 A warm sleeping blanket Brush 1 0.6 sp 0.5 LT36 Brush 1 0.2 sp 0 LT46 Burning Glass, Glass 3 2 sp 0.5 LT35 Burning Glass, Quartz 2 4 sp 1 LT35 Candle Case 3 1.5 sp 0.7 LT44 Used with a graduated candle to tell time Candle, Graduated 3 4 sp 6 LT44 6 candles, used with a Candle Case to tell time Candle, Tallow 1 0.5 sp 1 B288 Smoky! Lasts 12 hrs. Comb 0 0.3 sp 0.2 LT36 Compass 3 2.5 sp 1 LT52 +1 to Navigation rolls Cylinder Seal 1 2 sp 0 LT46 Drum 0 4 sp 2 B288 Audible for several miles Ear Trumpet 4 1.5 sp 2 LT42 Increases range sound can be heard x8 Enhanced Tinder 1 0.2 sp 0.1 LT35 Half fire-starting time Eyeglasses 3 10 sp 0.25 LT42 Firebow 0 0.5 sp 0.75 LT35 Base fire-starting time: 2 minutes Fishhooks and Line 0 5 sp - B288 Basic gear for Fishing skill; needs a pole. Flint 0 0.2 sp 0.2 LT35 Base fire-starting time: 30 seconds Ink Stone 1 2 sp 2 LT46 Ink, per pint 1 0.25 sp 1 LT46 Lantern 2 2 sp 2 B288 Burns for 24 hours on 1 pint of oil Lanyard, Leather 0 0.1 sp - B289 Lets you retrieve a dropped weapon on a DX roll. Each attempt requires a Ready maneuver. Can be cut: -6 to hit, DR 2, HP 2. Luxury Travel Kit 2 22.6 sp 25 LT36 Includes a full set of grooming equipment (razor, brush, comb, soap, fragrances, and cosmetics), a writing box (p. LT47), and serving and drinking vessels for tea, coffee, or alcohol (as suits the culture), all neatly arranged in a purpose-built cabinet. Oil 2 0.2 sp 1 B288 For lantern; per pint Parchment, per sheet 2 0.06 sp 0.05 LT46 Pilgrim's Kit 2 21 sp 40 LT36 Includes a straw mattress, a blanket, a coat, a knife and whetstone, a jug of wine, a 5-lb. sack of flour or dried peas, and 1 lb. of spices (intended for medicinal use). Pole, 10' 0 0.85 sp 5 B288 For things you wouldn't touch with a 6' pole Pole, 6' 0 0.5 sp 3 B288 For pitching tents, fishing or prodding items Portable Sundial 2 10 sp 2 LT44 Must be aligned to the midday sun Prepared Block 0 0.3 sp 0.5 LT35 Base fire-starting time: 3 minutes Pumice 1 0.3 sp 0.5 LT47 Quill, Cheap 3 0.025 sp 0 LT46 Will last about 20 pages Quill, Fine 3 0.075 sp 0 LT46 Will last about 100 pages Razor 0 1.8 sp 0.2 LT36 Sandglass 3 5 sp 3 LT45 Standard half-hour sandglass Shackles, Iron 2 5 sp 2 LT130 DR 4, HP 10 Signet Ring 2 3 sp 0 LT46 Sleeping Fur 0 5 sp 8 B288 Warm unless wet Soap, Liquid, Pint 2 2 sp 1 LT36 Soap, Solid, Bar 2 2.7 sp 1 LT36 Strigil 1 0.6 sp 0.5 LT36 Stylus 1 0.6 sp 0 LT46 Sulfur Matches 3 0.5 sp 0 LT35 Bundle of 4; Divide fire-starting time by four Telescope 4 50 sp 6 B289 Gives 1 level of Telescopic Vision Tent, 1- Man 0 5 sp 5 B288 Includes ropes; no poles needed Tent, 20-Man 1 30 sp 100 B288 Includes ropes; requires 16 poles Tent, 2-Man 0 8 sp 12 B288 Includes ropes; requires one 6-foot pole Tent, 4-Man 0 15 sp 30 B288 Includes ropes; requires 2 poles Torch 0 0.3 sp 1 B288 Burns for 1 hr. Tweezers 1 0.5 sp 0 LT36 Vellum, per sheet 2 0.12 sp 0.02 LT46 +1 (quality) to legibility Wax Tablet 1 1 sp 2 B288 For writing; erasable Wax Tablet, Large 2 2 sp 0.5 LT46 Holds about 200 words Wax Tablet, Small 2 0.7 sp 0.2 LT46 Holds about 60 words Poison Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Belladonna 0 0.8 sp 0 LT128 LC1 Cantharides 0 1.4 sp 0 LT129 LC1 Curare 0 5 sp 0 LT129 LC1 Deathcap Mushroom 0 2.5 sp 0 LT129 LC0 Hemlock 0 0.5 sp 0 LT129 LC1 Lacquer 1 0.2 sp 0 LT129 LC3 Lime Powder 1 0.1 sp 0 LT130 LC3 Monkshood 0 0.6 sp 0 LT129 LC1 Viper Venom 0 1 sp 0 LT129 LC0 Riding Gear Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Bridle and Bit 1 1 sp 2 LT134 -1 instead of -3 if reins held in one hand, +3 if held two-handed Horse Blanket 1 2.5 sp 2.5 LT134 +1 to HT-based rolls to resist FP loss Horseshoes 3 5 sp 4 LT134 +2 to HT-based rolls to resist FP loss to the horse Riding Crop 2 1 sp 1 LT134 +1 to Riding to control the mount Saddle, Cushioned 2 10 sp 10 LT134 +2 to horse and rider to resist FP loss; +1 to Riding to stay mounted, halving encumbrance penalties to Riding, includes horse blanket Saddle, Horned 2 20 sp 20 LT134 +2 to horse and rider to resist FP loss; eliminates encumbrance penalties to Riding, includes horse blanket Saddle, Riding 2 15 sp 15 LT134 +2 to horse and rider to resist FP loss; eliminates encumbrance penalties to Riding; +2 to Riding to remain mounted; includes horse blanket Saddle, War 3 25 sp 30 LT134 As horned saddle, but no penalty to dismount Saddlebags 1 10 sp 3 B289 Holds 40 lbs. Spurs 2 2.5 sp 0 LT134 +1 to Riding to control a horse Stirrups 3 12.5 sp 5 LT134 +1 to Riding to control mount Thieves' Tools Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Lockpick Set, Basic 1 5 sp 0.2 LT126 Lockpick Set, Good 2 25 sp 0.5 LT126 +1 to skill Pry-Bar 2 8 sp 5 LT126 +2 to ST to open barred doors Pry-Bar, Small 2 6 sp 2 LT126 +1 to ST to open barred doors Tools Gear TL Cost Weight Ref Notes Balance and Weights 1 3.5 sp 3 B289 For weighing goods Crowbar, 3' 2 2 sp 3 B289 Treat as a small mace in combat, but at -1 to skill Knitting Needles 3 0.5 sp -- B289 Per pair Pickaxe 2 1.5 sp 8 B289 Improves digging speed Plow, Iron 2 22 sp 120 B289 Works rough soils Plow, Wooden 1 5.5 sp 60 B289 Pulled by oxen Portable Tool Kit, Armoury 1 60 sp 20 B289 Portable Tool Kit, Carpentry 1 30 sp 20 B289 Saw 0 15 sp 3 B289 A lumberjack's tool, not a carpentry saw Shovel 1 1.2 sp 6 B289 Speeds up digging Spinning Wheel 3 10 sp 40 B289 Produces yarn six times as fast. Suitcase Lab var 300 sp 10 B289 Basic equipment for a sepcific scientific skill (e.g., Chemistry or Forensics) Wheelbarrow 2 6 sp 18 B289 Holds 350 lbs; divide effective weight of load by 5 Whetstone 1 0.5 sp 1 B289 For sharpening tools and weapons Powerstones Type Capacity Cost Manastone 1 5.5 sp Powerstone 1 7 sp Manastone 2 13.5 sp Powerstone 2 16.5 sp Manastone 5 52 sp Powerstone 5 59.5 sp Manastone 10 175 sp Powerstone 10 190 sp Powerstone 20 735 sp

Ground Vehicles

Vehicle

TL

HP

Hnd/SR

HT

Move

LWt.

Load

SM

Occ.

DR

Range

Cost

Locations

Notes

Carriage

4

47

-1/2

10c

-1/2

1.6

0.8

+2

1+6

2

F

750 sp

2DO4W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Chariot, Heavy

1

23

0/2

11c

3/7

0.39

0.3

+2

1+2

2

F

66 sp

4DE2W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Chariot, Light

1

16

+1/1

11c

4/9

0.23

0.2

+1

1+1

1

F

33 sp

2DE2W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Coach

4

53

-2/3

12c

4/9

2.4

1.2

+3

1+9

2

F

1100 sp

4DO4W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Dogsled

0

27

0/2

12

6/6

0.29

0.14

+1

1

2

F

40 sp

14DER

Draft animals are dogs for the dogsled

Oxcart

1

34

-3/3

11c

1/1

0.9

0.6

+1

0

2

F

34 sp

2D2W

Draft animals are oxen

Wagon

3

35

-3/4

12c

4/8

0.84

0.5

+2

1

2

F

68 sp

2DE4W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Wagon, War

3

50

-4/5

12c

3/6

3

2

+4

2+18

5

F

200 sp

4DE4W

Draft animals are horses; roadbound vehicle

Watercraft

Vehicle

TL

HP

Hnd/SR

HT

Move

LWt.

Load

SM

Occ.

DR

Range

Cost

Loc.

Draft

Skill

Ref

Notes

Brig, 50'

4

131

-2/3

12c

0.25/4

70

52.5

+7

15+10

3

–

16500 sp

2M

5

Boating/TL (Sailboat)

LT142

Canoe

0

23

1

12c

2/2

0.3

0.2

+1

2

2

F

20 sp

O

3

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

B464

Cog

3

147

-3/4

12c

0.1/4

85

60

+7

18

5

–

2300 sp

M

13

Shiphandling/TL (Ship)

B464

A “cog” (or “roundship”) is a single-masted medieval sailing ship; Wind-powered. Weight includes ballast.

Faering, 20'

3

32

+1/1

12c

1.25/3

1.25

1

+3

6

2

F

250 sp

O

1

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

LT142

Fishing Boat, 27'

2

43

0/2

11c

0.6/3

2.1

1.5

+4

5

1

F

500 sp

O

1

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

LT141

Jolly Boat, 18'

4

36

0/1

12c

1/3

1.35

1

+3

6+2

2

F

300 sp

O

0.7

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

LT142

Longboat, 30'

4

43

+1/1

12c

1.25/3

1.75

1.15

+5

9+2

2

F

500 sp

O

1

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

LT142

Penteconter

2

85

-4/3

11c

1/5

12.5

7.5

+8

55

3

F

1400 sp

MO

6

Shiphandling/TL (Ship)

B464

a Greek war galley with a sail and a single bank of oars, favored by raiders and pirates; Using oars, with 50 rowers. Under sail, Range is “–” and Move is 1/4 in a fair wind. Has a bronze ram, which adds +1 per die of collision damage.

River Barge, 40'

1

56

-2/3

12c

0.5/1

4.2

2.8

+6

9

3

F

1200 sp

O

1

Boating/TL (Unpowered)

LT141

Sewn-Plank Sailboat

3

40

+1/2

11c

1/3

2.2

1.7

+4

4

1

–

140 sp

MO

1

Boating/TL (Sailboat)

LT142

Sloop, 21'

4

43

0/2

12c

1/3

2.4

1.8

+4

3+3

2

–

500 sp

M

3

Boating/TL (Sailboat)

LT142

Square-Rigged Sailboat

2

61

-1/2

12c

1/4

7

5.25

+6

3

1

–

1500 sp

MO

1

Boating/TL (Sailboat)

LT141