There’s a lot more than Zulu spears!
And my favorite: a totally badass throwing knife:
weapons
Bludgeon mastery feat
Can be used with: bludgeon, blackjack and slungshot.
- You gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls you make with this type of weapon.
- Whenever you have advantage on a melee attack roll you make with this type of weapon and hit, you can knock the target prone if the lower of the two d20 rolls would also hit the target.
- The damage dice change from a d4 to a d6, or d6 to d8 if wielded with two hands.
- Whenever you score a critical hit the target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your proficiency bonus+ your strength modifier) or be stunned for one round.
Weapons for Mean Streets!
There’s not many laws in Legacy. Most of them are about respecting one’s rights of ownership. There’s also a law against murder, at least when killing is not approved officially by the Council (who will then inform the Sanction to stand by for the time being) as in the case of street wars or death warrant.
Murder being restricted (always a good thing), wielding three-foot steel isn’t in vogue either (its illegal, to be clear). Fortunately (that’s debatable), many weapons are not so much frown upon by the agents of the Sanction. In most case, it’s because their “lethality” is seen as inferior.
Here’s some of them:
Simple Melee Weapons
Blackjack
Slungshot
Bludgeon/Club
Quarterstaff
Brass knuckles
Chain
“Exotic” Melee Weapons
These are not widely used in the streets, for cultural reasons mainly.
Canestick
Obsydian broadsword
Shank (legal but frowned upon by most people)
“Exotic” Ranged Weapons
These are not widely used in the streets, for cultural reasons mainly.
Bolas
Pistol (1)
- Tiny one, made by the prestigious Halfling gunsmiths. Accepted by the law (halflings only).
