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#Post#: 416--------------------------------------------------
define weapons.
DIR By: rich423
Date: April 2, 2015, 2:42 pm
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i belive we need to define what constituets what weapon
attributes are in the rules, such as the max length for a short
sword, long sword pole arm.mighty weapon etc. There are square
inches for shields how ever i can not find any mention of rules
regarding phys repping weapons at all.
For example should there be an overall weight limit? hieght etc.
To veterans this may sound simplistic as standards from one game
system to another may be simmilar, but for new players ( that
would be me) its fairly confuseing, with out some things being
ironed out but seem to be in alot.of people's collective
knowledge as they have been more familliar with the system(s)
for a long period of time.
#Post#: 418--------------------------------------------------
Re: define weapons.
DIR By: ZachC
Date: April 2, 2015, 2:50 pm
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The weapon chart was accidentally cut out of the main book.
That should be fixed at errata.
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Re: define weapons.
DIR By: hjordanr
Date: April 2, 2015, 4:12 pm
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Zach is 100% correct. It was an accident made back almost a
year ago when the first iteration of the book was being
prepared. Here is one form of the chart for your perusal.
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Re: define weapons.
DIR By: rich423
Date: April 3, 2015, 7:10 am
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Thanks for the reply, and the document, that really helps to
have a base line to go off of.
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