Bronze Age - Polearms

Weapons made to put a little distance between you and your enemy.

Bronze Age - Polearms

Polearms

A type of weapon defined by their long pole handles and pointed and/or bladed weapon ends. Ever since the first creature sharpened a long stick and used it as a weapon, there have been spears and polearms.

Table of Polearms

Weapon Type / Weapon Name Description Hands Damage Die / Dice Damage Type(s) Range Materials Item Traits Cost
Pitchfork A pitchfork designed for farm work. 1-2 1d6 P 1d4 B Puncture or Blunt 1 M Wood, Metal Common, Crafted,  Useful, Braceable, Long,  Variable 25 Silver
Shortspear Essentially a short pole with something sharp at one end. 1-2 1d6 P 1d4 B Puncture or Blunt 1 M Wood, Metal Common, Crafted, Braceable, Long,  Quick Strike, Variable 50 Sliver
Reaper Blade A long curved handle secured to a large curved blade, designed for harvesting large amounts of grasses or grains quickly. 2 1d8  Slash, Puncture 2 M Wood, Metal Common, Crafted,  Useful, Long,  80 Silver
Longspear A wooden pole with a dagger-like blade fashioned at one end. 1-2 1d8 P 1d4 B Puncture or Blunt 2 M Wood, Metal Uncommon, Cast, Braceable, Long, Variable 100 Silver
Stinger Spear A spear fashioned from the chitin and stinger of a giant stinging insect. 2 1d6 P + 1d6+1 V Puncture + Venom 2 M Insect Chitin, Insect Stinger Uncommon, Braceable, Long, Crafted, Finely Crafted, Beast Harvest, 550 Silver
Greatspear A massive, all-metal spear with a large & heavy sword-like blade. 2 1d12 P or S, 1d6 B Puncture, Slash or Blunt 2 M Metal Military,  Cast, Heavy,  Awkward, Braceable, Long, Pierce Through I  900 Silver