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Modifiers are labels added on to a weapon that will either enhance or degrade the subject item.

Requires strength: The level of strength the player/companion needs to be able to equip the weapon.

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The full damage of the weapon is also easier to achieve with shorter weapons as maximum damage is inflicted only when the tip of a weapon (the fastest moving point) contacts your target. Shorter weapons are preferable in tight quarters, such as the stairs in many multiplayer siege battles, the middle of a massed infantry melee, and the final stage of single player siege battles inside of the keep. Ideally, its value should be higher if you wish to fight on horseback, though many of the shorter weapons are also the perfect length for striking enemies in the head after grazing them with your horse to disrupt their blocking. Weapon reach: This determines how far you can strike.It also affects the weapon's ability to crush through blocks. Speed rating: Affects attack and block speed as well as weapon speed bonus (how quickly the weapon is moving upon impact and how much bonus damage is added as a result).Additionally, blunt weapons have a chance of knocking a target over depending on the weapon's weight and speed. This makes these weapons the only reliable way to capture Prisoners, since a charging horse doesn't deal enough damage to reliably knockout enemies. These weapons will always knockout the target there is no way to kill a target with blunt damage. Blunt weapons have highest armor penetration and do lower damage against lightly armored targets. Hammers are an example of a typical blunt weapon. Blunt (b): Damage dealt by some weapons with the swing or the thrust.Piercing weapons have higher armor penetration than cutting weapons without losing as much effectiveness as blunt weapons against lightly armored targets. Some weapons (like some spears) are thrust-only. Pierce (p): Damage dealt by thrusting the weapon or firing bows and crossbows.These weapons benefit the most from the Power Strike skill due to their inherently higher damage, which can eventually overcome their penalties against heavy armor. Cutting (c): Cutting weapons often do Bonus Damage against lightly armored targets but significantly lower damage to heavily armored assailants compared to piercing and blunt damage.Some weapons (like scimitars) are swing-only. Damage: Damage dealt swinging the weapon.The weight of the weapon also affects the crush through blocks threshhold of weapons. With the roles reversed, the result is a standard block of the lighter weapon. The collision of a high weight weapon while blocking, low weight weapon results in a short stun period where the defender cannot switch out of the block to counter. It also increases the delay after parrying or blocking before another attack can be made with the weapon. Weight: Affects your overall encumbrance (the speed at which you travel).The buying and selling price is influenced by the city and the trade skill, as well as the modifiers.It will be available in the marketplace for a higher price than this and sold for lower than this. on horseback: damage -15%, attack speed -15%.on foot:В damage -15%, attack speed -15%.on horseback: damage -15%, attack speed -25%.on foot: damage untouched, attack speed untouched.However, if used as 1-handed they may receive a damage and attack speed penalty while on horseback:Д®xplanation below (it's different than in Native): This makes them very versatile and able to fill a number of combat roles. Some swords are 1 handed/2 handed, meaning they can be used with a shield or on their own as a 2-hander. While on horseback, a 15% damage and 25% speed penalty are applied to two-handed weapons, though the speed boost attained while riding on horseback often overcomes the problem.

With quick reflexes, two-handed weapons can still be used to effectively block many attacks, but they do leave the wielder vulnerable against projectiles. They can deal more damage per hit and have a longer reach than their one-handed counterparts, but they are generally slower and cannot be used with a shield. Two-handed weapons include large axes, swords, and hammers.

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