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Armory

Adventurer’s

WEAPONS

Simple Weapons

Cost Dmg (S) Dmg (M)

Critical

Range

Weight 1

Type 2

Special

Unarmed Attacks

Brass knuckles

1 gp

1d2

1d3

×2

—

1 lb.

see text

Light Melee Weapons

Cestus

5 gp

1d3

1d4

19–20/×2

—

1 lb.

monk

Hanbo

1 gp

1d4

1d6

×2

—

2 lbs.

monk, trip

Wooden stake

—

1d3

1d4

×2

10 ft.

1 lb.

One–Handed Melee Weapons

Mere club

2 gp

1d3

1d4

×2

—

2 lbs.

B or P

Two–Handed Melee Weapons

Bayonet

5 gp

1d4

1d6

×2

—

1 lb.

Ranged Melee Weapons

Bullets, groaning (10)

2 gp

—

5 lbs.

see text

Stingchuck

—

1d3

1d4

×2

10 ft.

9 lbs.

see text

Martial Weapons

Cost Dmg (S) Dmg (M)

Critical

Range

Weight 1

Type 2

Special

Light Melee Weapons

Blade boot

25 gp

1d3

1d4

×2

—

2 lbs.

see text

Dogslicer 3

8 gp

1d4

1d6

19–20/×2

—

1 lb.

Switchblade knife

5 gp

1d3

1d4

19–20/×2

10 ft.

1 lb.

War razor 3

8 gp

1d3

1d4

19–20/×2

—

1 lb.

One–Handed Melee Weapons

Combat scabbard, sharpened

10 gp

1d4

1d6

18–20/×2

—

1 lb.

see text

Klar 3

12 gp

1d4

1d6

×2

—

6 lbs.

Scizore

20 gp

1d8

1d10

×2

—

3 lbs.

Terbutje

5 gp

1d6

1d8

19–20/×2

—

2 lbs.

Terbutje, steel

20 gp

1d6

1d8

19–20/×2

—

4 lbs.

Two–Handed Melee Weapons

Bardiche

13 gp

1d8

1d10

19–20/×2

—

14 lbs.

brace, reach, see text

Bec de corbin

15 gp

1d8

1d10

×3

—

12 lbs.

B or P

brace, reach, see text

Bill

11 gp

1d6

1d8

—

11 lbs.

brace, disarm, reach, see text

Earth breaker 3

40 gp

1d10

2d6

×3

—

14 lbs.

Glaive-guisarme

12 gp

1d8

1d10

×3

—

10 lbs.

brace, reach, see text

Lucerne hammer

15 gp

1d10

1d12

×2

—

12 lbs.

B or P

brace, reach, see text

Ogre hook 3

24 gp

1d8

1d10

×3

—

10 lbs.

trip

Syringe spear

100 gp

1d6

1d8

×3

20 ft.

6 lbs.

brace, see text

Ranged Weapons

Arrows, whistling (20)

2 gp

—

3 lbs.

see text

Chakram

1 gp

1d6

1d8

×2

30 ft.

1 lb.

Hunga munga

4 gp

1d4

1d6

×2

15 ft.

3 lbs.

Pilum

5 gp

1d6

1d8

×2

20 ft.

4 lbs.

see text

Table continued on inside back cover

COMPANION ™

Armory

Adventurer’s

This Pathinder Companion book works best with the Pathinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook and the

Pathinder Bestiary . Although it is suitable for play in any fantasy world, it is optimized

for the Pathinder Chronicles campaign setting.

Table of Contents

Weapons, Armor, and

Adventuring Gear

Combat

Faith

Magic

Persona

Social

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Rulebook. If a weapon’s description says it is “treated as” another

weapon, a character lacking the appropriate exotic weapon

proiciency, can still use it as if it were the other kind of weapon and feats

such as Weapon Focus still apply, as do abilities requiring a certain weapon.

For example, the butterly knife allows a proicient user to open or close it as a

free action and is otherwise treated as a dagger, meaning she can wield it

as a dagger, gain the beneit of Weapon Focus (dagger) when wielding it, use it

as the target of a spell that only affects daggers, and so on.

W e a p o n s

Aklys : The aklys is a hooked throwing club with a 20-

foot cord; you can retrieve the aklys ater throwing

it as a move action. The hook allows you to make

trip attacks at range. Some aklys have holes drilled

in them and whistle when thrown, making them

ideal for throwing down long, dark tunnels.

Bec de Corbin : The bec de corbin is very similar

to the lucerne hammer, but the hammer head is

blunt rather than spiked and the spike is stouter and

more hooked. You primarily attack with the spike. You gain

a +2 bonus to your CMB to sunder medium or heavy armor

with a bec de corbin.

Bill : The blade of this polearm is a curved or

hooked chopping blade with a spiked projection

on the back of the blade. The spike is commonly

used to block and parry. When ighting defensively or

with full defense, this weapon gives you a +1 shield bonus to

AC. A mounted opponent hit by a bill takes a –1 penalty on

his Ride checks to stay mounted.

Blade Boot : Blade boots come with a spring-mounted

knife that pops out when triggered with the right

combination of toe presses. You can use a blade boot as

an of-hand weapon. Releasing the knife is a swit action;

rearming it is a full-round action. When the blade

is extended, you treat normal terrain as diicult

and diicult terrain as impassable.

Arrows, Whistling : These arrows come with

specially designed grooves and letching

that cause them to emit a loud

keening sound audible within

500 feet of their light path.

Bardiche : The crescent axe-

blade of this polearm is attached

to the hat at two points: the center of the blade attaches

to a socket at the top of the hat, and the lower point of

the blade attaches to a secondary mount point. The blade

is oten very long, sometimes almost as long as the hat.

You gain a +2 bonus to your CMD to resist sunder attempts

against a bardiche.

Battle Poi : This pair of arm-length chains has handles

at one end and heavy fuel-soaked torch heads at the other.

The weight of the poi is insuicient to deal physical

damage, but the burning fuel deals ire damage. If you

are proicient in battle poi, you are treated as if you have

the Two-Weapon Fighting feat for the purposes of making

poi attacks. Poi can be extinguished by spending a full

round action smothering them in sand or submerging

them in water.

Bayonet : Bayonets are specially designed knives

that it into the grooves or muzzles of crossbows

and irearms. They allow you to make melee

attacks with these weapons but render

them temporarily useless as ranged

weapons. Attaching or removing a

bayonet is a move action.

Boomerang : The boomerang is primarily

a hunting tool for the Mwangi people, but it is

not uncommon for them to carry these versatile

w e a p o n s i nt o b a t t le . A b o o m e r a n g i s m a d e of w o o d

and is lat, with a long hat, a pronounced forward

curve, and a sharp backward bend at the head. A

thrown boomerang does not ly in a returning path;

returning boomerangs are solely recreational.

Brass Knuckles : These weapons are designed to

it comfortably around the knuckles, narrowing the

contact area and therefore magnifying the amount of

force delivered by a punch. They allow you to deal lethal

damage with unarmed attacks. You may hold, but not

wield, a weapon or other object in a hand wearing brass

T his list of weapons supplements the list in the Pathinder RPG Core

WEAPONS, ARMOR, AND ADVENTURING GEAR

knuckles. You may cast a spell with a somatic component

while wearing brass knuckles if you make a concentration

check (DC 10 + the level of the spell you’re casting). Monks

are proicient with brass knuckles.

Bullets, Groaning : These sling bullets are

honeycombed with overlapping perforations that cause

them to emit an eerie moan audible within 500 feet of

their light path.

Butterly Knife : A butterly knife has a blade concealed

between two halves of the handle that can be brought to

bear quickly. If you are proicient with the butterly knife

(or have the Quick Draw feat) and are holding it in your

hand, you may open it as a free action; a nonproicient user

must spend a move action to open it. Otherwise, treat this

weapon as a dagger.

Cestus : The cestus is a glove of leather or thick cloth

that covers the wielder from mid-inger to mid-forearm.

It is reinforced with metal plates over the ingers and

oten lined with wicked spikes and fangs along the backs

of the hands and wrists. While wearing a cestus, you are

considered armed and your unarmed attacks deal normal

damage rather than nonlethal damage. If you are proicient

with a cestus, your unarmed strikes may deal bludgeoning

or piercing damage. When using a cestus, your ingers

are mostly exposed, allowing you to wield or carry items

in that hand, but the constriction of the weapon at your

knuckles gives you a –2 penalty on all precision-based

tasks involving that hand (such as opening locks).

Chain Spear : This vicious weapon oten inds its way

into gladiatorial events due to its versatility. The body of

the weapon is a standard short spear, primarily used for

thrusting. The butt of the spear is itted with a length of

chain, oten spiked, with a hook at the end. The hook and

chain may be used to make trip attacks. If your trip attack

fails by 10 or more, you may drop a chain spear to avoid

being knocked prone.

Chakram : The chakram is a simple, elegant, and highly

portable thrown weapon. It is a lat, open-centered

metal discus with a sharpened edge. You can wield the

chakram as a melee weapon, but it is not designed for

such use; you take a –1 penalty on your attack roll with

the weapon and must make a DC 15 Relex save or

cut yourself on the blade (half damage, no Strength

modiier). You do not need to make this save if

wearing heavy armor or a gauntlet.

Combat Scabbard, Sharpened :

This combat scabbard has a

sharp blade on the outer edge,

allowing you to use it as a weapon.

Dwarven Maulaxe : This versatile weapon looks like

a heavy-headed axe, but a proicient wielder can use the

blunt back of the head to deal bludgeoning damage.

WEAPON EQUIVALENCIES

There are many new weapons presented in this section, and

it could have included many, many more. However, rather

than include multiple weapons with the exact game stats as

a weapon that’s already in the rulebook, this book’s weapons

have unique stats and play a speciic role that isn’t already

covered by a weapon in the Pathinder RPG Core Rulebook .

Players shouldn’t let this hamper their creativity—if they want

to call their characters’ greatswords zweihänders or claymores,

they should go right ahead!

Flambard : This two-handed sword has a wavy blade

that is especially useful for cutting through wooden

weapons. If you are proicient with this weapon, you gain

a +4 bonus on any sunder attempts made against weapons

with a wooden hat; otherwise you may use this sword as

a bastard sword.

Garrote : A garrote is a length of wire or thin rope with

wooden handles at both ends. The wire is placed across

a victim's throat and crossed behind the neck; when the

handles are pulled tight, the garrote strangles him. In

order for you to use a garrote, your opponent must be

helpless or unaware of you. You must make a grapple check

(though you avoid the –4 penalty for not having two hands

free) to successfully begin garroting your opponent. Sneak

attack damage does not apply to a garrote. Your garroted

opponent must make a concentration check (DC 20 + your

CMB + level of the spell he’s casting) to cast a spell with a

verbal component, use a command word item, or use any

magic requiring speech. You gain the following additional

option when grappling with a garrote.

Choke : You cut of your target’s air supply so he has to

hold his breath (see Sufocation on page 445 of the Pathinder

RPG Core Rulebook , and the Swim skill on page 108). Any

round you do not maintain the choke, your opponent can

take a breath and restart when he has to begin making

Constitution checks.

Glaive-Guisarme : This weapon combines the

blade of the glaive with a wicked hook. A mounted

opponent hit by a glaive-guisarme takes a –2

penalty on his Ride checks to stay mounted.

Hanbo : The hanbo is a staf less than a yard

long, oten carved to look like a walking stick.

Hunga Munga : This three-bladed dagger

is intended for throwing but can be used as a

melee weapon.

Lasso : This length of rope with a simple open

knot on one end allows you to entangle a foe like

you would using a net. The concentration DC to

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