Stone Age - Bows & Arrows

Bows and arrows of the stone age.

Stone Age - Bows & Arrows

Bows

Bows are a type of weapon defined by their “bowed” wood or arms stretched taught by threads of strong fiber. Bows have various designs but all have a nearly identical function. They all use the stored energy generated when the bowstring is pulled to release and launch a long straight fletched projectile called an arrow at incredible speeds and distances.

Table of Bows

Weapon Description Hands Damage Die / Dice Damage Type Range Ammo / Reload Item Traits  Cost
Shortbow A small section of bowed wood suspended by fibers, capable of launching arrows. 2 1d4 Puncture 50 M Arrows, Motion Common, Ranged, Quick Reload, Single Shot 45 Beads
Recurve Bow A recurved section of bowed wood suspended by fibers, capable of launching arrows. 2 1d6 Puncture 60 M Arrows, Motion Uncommon, Ranged, Quick Reload, Single Shot 90 Beads
Giant’s Bow An massively oversized bow that no mere mortal can wield. Must be braced on the ground in order to fire effectively.  2 3d6 Puncture 80 M Giant’s Arrows, Motion Rare, Long, Ranged, Quick Reload, Single Shot Heavy, High Powered Weapon 180 Beads

Arrows

Arrows are a type of long fletched projectile designed to be fired by bows.

Table of Arrows

Ammo Description Weapon Type Traits Cost
Wood, Stone or Flint Hunting Arrows(5) Long narrow wooden shafts, with tri feather fletching at the draw ends and sharp carbonized wood, stone or flint arrowheads, designed to be launched from a bow. Bows Common, Recoverable, 5 Silver
Blunt Arrows(5) Long narrow wooden shafts, with tri feather fletching at the draw ends and blunt wood stone or rubber arrowheads, designed to be launched from a bow. Bows Uncommon, Convert Damage to Blunt or Non-Lethal, Recoverable 20 Silver