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Equipment

Italicized items are considered Non-Encumbering items for encumbrance purposes, although the Referee can rule that quantities of the items do count towards encumbrance. Items listed in both italics and bold are considered to be Oversized.

Armor

Armor	City Cost	Rural Cost	Base AC
Armor, Leather	37.5gp	75gp	12
Armor, Chain	150gp	-	14
Armor, Plate	1500gp	-	16
Shield	15gp	37.5gp	varies
Barding, Leather	375gp	-	12
Barding, Chain	750gp	-	14
Barding, Plate	1500gp	-	16

• Characters wearing armor receive the Base Armor Class listed for their armor type. Unarmored characters have a Base AC of 10.
• Shields increase AC by 1 point versus mêlée attacks, and by 2 points versus missile attacks.

Missiles

Missile Weapons	City Cost	Rural Cost	Damage	Short	Medium	Long
Blowgun	5gp	-	-	< 20'	< 50'	< 80'
Bow, long	45gp	-	1d6	< 50'	< 600'	< 900'
Bow, Short	25gp	25gp	1d6	< 50'	< 300'	< 450'
Crossbow, Heavy	30gp	-	1d8	< 50'	< 200'	< 600'
Crossbow, Light	25gp	-	1d6	< 50'	< 150'	< 400'
Rock	-	-	1d2	< 10'	< 20'	< 30'
Sling	1gp	5sp	1d4	< 50'	< 300'	< 450'
Dart	1gp	-	1d4	< 10'	< 20'	< 30'
Spear	5gp	3gp	1d6	< 10'	< 20'	< 60'
Other Thrown Weapon	Same as	melee	equivelant	< 10'	< 20'	< 30'

• A quiver plus the arrows or bolts it carries (20 maximum) count as one item together for encumbrance purposes.
• Arrows and crossbow bolts cost 5sp each, sling bullets cost 2sp each.
• Targets at Medium range are –2 to hit, –4 to hit at Long range.
• Light crossbows can only be fired every other round and ignore 2 AC points, heavy crossbows fire every third round and ignore 4 AC points.
• Each missile weapon can be fired once per round with the exception of the crossbows noted above.
• Slings fired with stones instead of bullets have half the listed range.

Melee

Melee Weapons	City	Rural	Damage
Cestus	10gp	-	1d3
Garrote	5gp	-	1d6
Lance	30gp	-	1d10
Mancatcher	20gp	-	-
Polearm (glaive, guisarme, halberd, bill, ect)	30gp	-	1d8
Rapier	15gp	-	1d8
Spear	5gp	3gp	1d6
Staff	5gp	3gp	1d4
Weapon, Great (greataxe, greatsword, greatclub, heavy flail, ect)	50gp	-	1d10
Weapon, Medium (longsword, scimitar, mace, battleaxe, ect)	20gp	50gp	1d8
Weapon, Small (shortsword, hammer, pick, handaxe, ect)	10gp	10gp	1d6
Weapon, Minor (dagger, club, light pick, ect)	5gp	5gp	1d4
Whip	10gp	25gp	1d3

The generic “weapon” categories are only for rules and reference purposes. Characters purchasing such an item mustspecify exactly what sort of weapon is being purchased.

Silver weapons cost ten times more than standard weapons, and have a 1 in 10 chance to break whenever they are used to attack, even if the attack misses.

• Cestus: This includes all sorts of fist wrappings and brass knuckle weapon types. Users suffer a –2 penalty to hit any opponent with an unadjusted AC of 13 or better.
• Garrote: Use of this weapon requires an attack from surprise, or a successful grapple. If a hit is scored, the target is considered grappled and will take 1d6 damage per round.
• Lance: This weapon can be used one-handed if charging on horseback. Otherwise, it is effectively a polearm (pike).
• Mancatcher: A successful hit with this weapon requires the victim to make a saving throw versus Paralysis. If unsuccessful, the victim is considered helpless, as is the wielder of the mancatcher while the target is being held for purposes of defending against attacks. This weapon must be wielded with two hands.
• Polearm: This two-handed weapon can be used to attack from the second rank, can be used to receive a charge, and receives a +1 bonus to hit opponents with an unadjusted AC of 14 or better.
• Rapier: This one handed weapon suffers a –2 penalty to hit opponents with an unadjusted AC of 13 or better.
• Spear: This can be used to attack from the second rank, and can be used to receive a charge.
• Staff: This must be wielded with two hands.
• Weapon, Great: These weapons must be wielded with two hands. Two-handed swords, mauls, and great axes are included in this category.
• Weapon, Medium: These weapons include standard swords, battle axes, and maces. Halflings must wield them two-handed.
• Weapon, Minor: These are small one-handed weapons including daggers and clubs, and suffer a –2 penalty to hit opponents with an unadjusted AC of 13 or better.
• Weapon, Small: These are one-handed weapons, including short swords and hand axes.
• Whip: This weapon is ineffective against targets with unadjusted AC 12 or better, but allows mêlée attacks on opponents up to 10' away.

An “unadjusted” Armor Class is that of solely the armor and shield. Dexterity modifiers, magical modifiers, or any other adjustments are not counted when determining unadjusted AC.

Some weapons can attack “from the second rank.” This is used when there is a definite battle line in combat. Usually only those on the front line of battle can strike, but those weapons usable from the second rank allow anyone immediately behind the battle line to strike as well.