Weapon modifications can be added to the base weapons on the charts, often at added cost and weight.
Practice : Reduces the cost by 75% of the base. The weapon deal‚s one smaller die of damage, the damage is nonlethal, and bludgeoning. Practice weapons are usually made of wood, and sometimes even padded.
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Name |
Abr. |
cp |
sp |
mk |
gc |
pp |
$ |
Weight* | |
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Copper Penny |
cp |
1 |
1/10 |
1/100 |
1/1,000 |
1/10,000 |
1/5 (20 ¢ ) |
1/250kg | |
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Silver Penny |
sp |
10 |
1 |
1/10 |
1/100 |
1/1,000 |
2.00 |
1/250kg | |
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Silver Mark |
mk |
100 |
1/10 |
1 |
1/10 |
1/100 |
20 |
1/25kg | |
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Gold Crown |
gc |
1,000 |
1/100 |
1/10 |
1 |
1/10 |
200 |
1/25kg | |
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Platinum Piece |
pp |
10,000 |
1/1,000 |
1/100 |
1/10 |
1 |
2,000 |
1/25kg | |
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Dollars |
$ |
5 |
½ |
1/20 |
1/200 |
1/2000 |
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Bayonet : This modification may be added to a crossbow (except for hand crossbows), firearm, guitar, or similar object. The bayonet weighs 0.5 kg and lets the weapon be used as a Spear in close combat. Costs 2 mk. Attaching or removing a bayonet is a 4SA, or a 2SA with Rapid Reload or Quick Draw. For +2 mk, the detached Bayonet may be used as a dagger.
Ornate : add any amount of value to the weapon. This does not actually improve the weapon in any practical way, but it looks impressive. The prices listed are a bare minimum. Some common improvements include:
Brass Hilt:
+5 mk
Silvered Hilt:
+5 gp
Ivory Hilt:
+10 gp
Gilded Hilt
: +50 gp
Silk Tassel:
+2 gp
Engraved Blade:
+10 gp
Unusual Colour:
+2 gp
Artifact: this weapon is of extraordinary quality, and likely has its own name. See Chapter 9: Artifacts and Magic Items for more information
Cold Iron, Mithril, Silvered Blades: See the special materials section (below)
Combination Weapon: You can, generally speaking, combine any two weapons into one. You simply add the cost and weight of the two weapons together, and it becomes a double weapon. Examples could include a hammer with a pick end on the other end of the haft, or a sword with a dagger at the hilt. Some weapon combinations, like a sword that is also a bow, are impossible. With Combat Arts: Two Weapon Fighting, you can get extra attacks.