* See description for special notes.
* * Same as normal bows

Barbed Whip: This 8' long whip is studded with thorn-like barbs, doing more damage than a normal whip.

Butterfly Knife: Butterfly knives are light, well balanced daggers. Receive a +2 on their hit rolls when thrown.

Broadsword: This short heavy sword is designed to crush through the enemy.

Chain Net: This net is 10' in diameter and made of inter-linking chains instead of rope. It is heavier to carry, but also harder of which to get out. Victims must save with a -6 penalty to escape.

Chakram: A chakram is a sharp throwing disc, or often more of a ring. The edge of the chakram is sharpened enough to split hairs.

Composite Bow: This well-made bow fires with equal pressure according to how far back the wielder can stretch the string. The wielder's strength modifier affects damage.

Flail: A flail is simply a heavy object, swung on a rope or chain.

Hooked Net: This net's mesh is entwined with hooks which do damage to the victim within. This net is 10' in diameter. Struggling to break free inflicts normal damage each round. Victims make saves at -2 to avoid capture.

Katana: This is a lighter, well-balanced eastern sword.

Katar: Also known as a "punch dagger," this blade is much like a dagger, except that it has an H-shaped handle, allowing the wielder to deliver more powerful blows. Cannot be thrown.

Morning Star: This is typically a spiked ball swung on a rope or chain, however mace-like variations can be found.

Naginata: This is a spear-like, eastern weapon. The blade at the end of the long pole-like handle is curved.

Rapier: This is a well-balanced, fencing sword. Receives a –2 penalty to hit vs. plate armor.

Shurikin: These are small, sharp throwing starts, or similar object, originating from the far east.

Tlacochtli: This weapon is a jagged harpoon on the end of a rope. The wielder scores a hit and pulls the harpoon back out for an extra 1d6 points of damage.