Black Iron Kite Shield: A shield made entirely of black iron from the deepest mines in the Kiltran mountains; very reliable and nearly impossible to damage, if a bit unwieldy and heavy, though the sheer size and ability to deflect blows more than makes up for this.
Light Silver Long Sword (this used to be heavy, now its light): A sword made entirely of layered silver; normally silver weapons are quite soft and prone to bending but the workmanship is that of a master's skill and its just as strong as any steel; the silver also makes the weapon exceptionally light, allowing for fast, repeated swings without tiring the arm; silver is also said to ward off evil, and most knights you've met tell you that wild beasts fear it, though you haven't experience enough with the material to back up their claims.
Holy Weighted Claymore: A large two handed sword made of steel with several heavy iron bands about the blade above the midpoint and just below the tip to increase striking power; The pommel, hilt and fuller are lined with ivory upon which are etched numerous holy sigils; several talismans are tied firmly to the handle as well, undoubtedly by its former owner.
Reinforced Repeating Siege Crossbow: An old siege crossbow made of oak with four arms reinforced with thin bands of iron; can fire up to five shots before it must be reset and more ammunition inserted into the magazine well.
Kiltran Bladed Clack Lance: A sturdy redwood lance with a needle sharp iron tip; when a switch on the handle is depressed, the next time the lance tip strikes something it will burst, flinging molten shrapnel in every direction; exploding the tip once it has passed through an opponent's armour yields a rather effective if gruesome result, hence the name of the wielders of such weapons amongst foot-soldiers as Busters; the structure of the lance is such that it can be thrown as well as be used as a thrusting weapon; the tips are disposable, once they have been used the weapon is useless until the tip is replaced; the tips have been known to bend or detonate unintentionally when used repeatedly; the tips can also be thrown to great effect against massed infantry, but are relatively useless against single or armoured targets and are not suited for clearing obstacles or fortifications; different models can also fire the tip.
Golden Moonstone Mace and Silver Moonstone Mace: a core of holy sea rock and encased in a layer of steel, the head is made of moonstone, not actually stone, but a rare metal that is said to fall from the sky, and is one of the stronger materials known to man; the heads are also coated in a decorative layer of gold and silver, respectively, laced with iron to prevent wear; moonstone is rumoured to strengthen its wielder in times of peril, but you've only heard stories of course.
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The coloured words indicate enhancements qualities, characteristics that come with a particular weapon. You can pay to have some these qualities bestowed upon weapons that don't already have them Purple indicates a unique weapon.
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Topic: True Knights: A Suggestion Game for All (Read 28873 times)