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Melee weapons usually follow this pattern:

*Level 1: Masterwork Iron, +1d4 damage, massive crits 1d4
*Level 5: Masterwork Steel, +1d6 damage, massive crits 1d6
*Level 9: Enhanced Steel, +1, +1d8 damage, massive crits 1d8
*Level 13: Enchanted Mithril, +2, +1d10 damage, massive crits 1d10
*Level 16: Imbued Mithril, +3, +2d6 damage, massive crits 2d6, keen
*Level 20: No generic weapons available, +4, +2d8 damage, massive crits 2d6, keen
*Level 25: Golden Mithril, +5, +2d10 damage, massive crits 2d8, keen
*Level 30: Imbued Adamantine, +6, +2d12 damage, 2d10 massive crits, keen

Two-handed weapons recieve extra damage and massive critical bonuses:
*Level 1: +1d6 damage, 1d6 massive crits
*Level 5: +2d4 damage, 2d4 massive crits
*Level 9: +1d10 damage, +2d6 massive crits
*Level 13: +2d6 damage, +2d6 massive crits
*Level 16: +2d10 damage, +2d6 massive crits
*Level 20: +2d12 damage, +2d10 massive crits
*Level 25: +2d12, +1d6 damage, 2d6 + 1d4 massive crits
*Level 30: +2d12, +1d12 damage, 1d10 + 2d10 massive crits

Double weapons get damage immunity against bludgeoning damage and resistance against bludgeoning damage at higher levels:
*Level 5: 5% immunity
*Level 9: 5% immunity
*Level 13: 10% immunity
*Level 16: 5% immunity, 5/- resistance
*Level 20: 10% immunity, 5/- resistance
*Level 25: 10% immunity, 10/- resistance
*Level 30: 15% immunity, 10/- resistance

There are no generic weapons for level 20, this is to keep crafting skills useful.

Bonus damage is as the same type as the weapon. For weapons with multiple damage types, the bonus damage is as follows: halberds and scythes: slashing, morningstars: bludgeoning.

There are some differences with ranged weapons. Thrown weapons are like melee weapons, but also add a mighty bonus equal to their enhancement bonus. Launchers have massive crits and a mighty bonus. Ammo adds only bonus damage.

The names for bows and crossbows are different than the standard weapons:

*Level 1: Oak
*Level 5: Cherry
*Level 9: Maple
*Level 13: Willow
*Level 16: Ebonwood
*Level 20: No generic items
*Level 25: Lanaer Wood
*Level 30: Duskwood

Crafted weapons have their own unique nomenclature:

*Level 1: Crafted Iron/Crafted Oak
*Level 5: Crafted Steel/Crafted Maple
*Level 9: Crafted Enhanced/Crafted Cherry
*Level 13: Crafted Enchanted/Crafted Willow
*Level 16: Crafted Imbued/Crafted Ebonwood
*Level 20: Crafted Silvery

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Weapon General Patterns - Revision history

MrAsimov at 23:24, 16 January 2021

Vloss: Created page with "Melee weapons usually follow this pattern: *Level 1: Masterwork Iron, +1d4 damage, massive crits 1d4 *Level 5: Masterwork Steel, +1d6 damage, massive crits 1d6 *Level 9: Enha..."

Vloss: Created page with "Melee weapons usually follow this pattern: Level 1: Masterwork Iron, +1d4 damage, massive crits 1d4 Level 5: Masterwork Steel, +1d6 damage, massive crits 1d6 *Level 9: Enha..."