Equipment Planner

Homemade SwordCommon One-Handed Swords

Apparently, it was forged by a commoner with a dream of heroic feats.

Battle CleaverCommon One-Handed Swords

A simple butcher's cleaver, crudely refashioned into a sword-like shape by an unknown craftsman.

Wooden SwordCommon One-Handed Swords

Hefty enough to roughen up a training dummy.

Rusty SwordCommon One-Handed Swords

A sword that has seen better days. It looks like it's about to crumble to dust.

Peasant HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

The only thing it's decent at is splitting firewood.

Makeshift AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

It seems like someone tried to improvise a battle axe of sorts. Not the worst result, all things considered.

Felling AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

More than a few Aldorian folk songs were shaped to the rhythm of this axe.

Spiked ClubCommon One-Handed Maces

The spikes alone are menacing enough to make any tavern loudmouth reconsider his words.

CudgelCommon One-Handed Maces

A crude club for a crude peasant.

Reinforced ClubCommon One-Handed Maces

Clubs like this one are often employed by city guards - don't need anything more substantial to intimidate a pickpocket.

Peasant FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

During peacetime these flails are used to thresh wheat. During wartime - to chase off marauding deserters.

Rebel FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

As the common folk like to say, a flail is the final argument of peasants.

Iron BarCommon One-Handed Maces

Passable as a club, though each blow bends it further out of shape.

Carpenter HammerCommon One-Handed Maces

An ordinary hammer that can also be used to pull out bent or errant nails.

Blacksmith HammerCommon One-Handed Maces

恨不得能张嘴叫你开工。

Commoner DaggerCommon Daggers

Swords are prohibitively expensive for most commoners, while axes and clubs can't be comfortably tucked into a belt. What else is left to an honest peasant?

ShivCommon Daggers

A makeshift blade wrapped in a piece of cloth. A common weapon of urchins and vagabonds.

Kitchen KnifeCommon Daggers

Too dull to cut anything but cheese.

War ScytheCommon Two-Handed Swords

A weapon of uncertain times - a humble scythe blade, fastened to a wooden handle.

WarbrandCommon Two-Handed Swords

It's sharp to such a degree that a strong enough strike will easily separate your opponent's head from their body.

Peasant SpearCommon Spears

A plain homemade spear, handy for driving off wolves that follow your cart a little too closely.

Peasant PitchforkCommon Spears

Makes short work of haystacks and distracted opponents.

DoloireCommon Two-Handed Axes

The doloire is also known as a "wagoner's axe". It's often carried by caravaneers tasked with escorting military wagons.

Lumberjack AxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

This axe is great for felling trees. It fares only slightly worse when used for chopping heads.

Peasant ScytheCommon Two-Handed Axes

When a peasant war is about to erupt, a scythe is as good a weapon as any.

Large ClubCommon Two-Handed Maces

A weapon tested by millennia of hunting and gathering.

Heavy WarclubCommon Two-Handed Maces

Even though a strike from this club is unlikely to harm a well-armored opponent, it still has all the chances to briefly knock the wind out of them.

Peasant LongflailCommon Two-Handed Maces

An old farm tool, hastily repurposed for war - neither sturdy nor comfortable to wield.

Peasant BowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

These bows can often be found in possession of some particularly bold peasants, who secretly hunt on their lord's land.

Training ShortbowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

A simple wooden bow that is remarkably tricky to land a shot with.

Training CrossbowCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

It's significantly easier to learn how to use a crossbow than a bow, but there's no avoiding practice either way.

Makeshift SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

A shepherd's ol' reliable, perfectly adequate for driving stray wolves away from the flock.

Wilder SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

The material leaves much to be desired, but the craftsmanship shows no small measure of ingenuity.

Peasant Staff SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

If the old tales are to be trusted, Saint Dekar once struck down a forest troll with a sling much like this.

Traveling StaffCommon Staves

Any journey feels easier with a staff in hand.

CammockCommon Staves

So withered that it's almost impossible to think of any good use for it.

Sling BulletCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

The unusual shape allows these missiles to punch cleanly through light defenses and sink deep into flesh.

Lead ShotCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

Increases the chance for ranged attacks to stagger, daze, and stun by 1.25х.

StoneCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

地上到处都是。

Leaf-Shaped ArrowsCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

普普通通的弓箭，可以打猎，也可以打仗。

Bodkin ArrowsCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

Bodkin arrows are designed to penetrate light armor, but they lack raw stopping power.

Bodkin BoltsCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

Bodkin bolts are designed to penetrate light armor, but they lack raw stopping power.

Broadhead ArrowsCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

Arrows like these often get stuck deep in the flesh, causing massive bleeding. However, they are rather heavy, cumbersome, and of limited use against armor.

Broadhead BoltsCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

Bolts like these often get stuck deep in the flesh, causing massive bleeding. However, they are rather heavy, cumbersome, and of limited use against armor.

Leaf-Shaped BoltsCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

普普通通的弩箭，可以打猎，也可以打仗。

Arna's SwordUnique One-Handed Swords

The surface of the blade bears an inscription, faded by time. The words are no longer decipherable, but Arna can still recite them from memory.

Hilda's SpearUnique Spears

Hilda crafted this spear herself from the debris washed ashore after the shipwreck. Her hands remember every scratch and groove on the weathered shaft.

Dirwin's ShortbowUnique Bow Ranged Weapons

The sheer number of notches can be a source of either pride or dread. Depends on who does the tallying.

Witch StaffUnique Staves

In a witch's hands, it lays terrible hexes - and sustains her life by doing so.

Drifter SwordCommon One-Handed Swords

The roads are dangerous, the turns unpredictable - the only thing worth trusting is your own blade.

Recruit BladeCommon One-Handed Swords

Forging a similar sword is a graduation exam of sorts for apprentice blacksmiths.

Guard BladeCommon One-Handed Swords

Commonly issued to guards of higher rank.

Brigand BladeCommon One-Handed Swords

These swords are forged by the dozen in underground smithies, far from prying eyes and unwanted questions.

Militia FalchionCommon One-Handed Swords

Will slice through a brigand's gambeson or a beast's hide - and for the militia, it's all that's needed.

Bearded HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

Lends itself to a higher grip whenever the enemy gets too close for a full swing.

Hunter HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

A handy tool that can be used to carve a path through the thicket, chop some wood, or skin a dead animal.

Norse AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

A traditional weapon of Fjall clans, first adopted by the guards protecting the Northern Borderlands and then - by the rest of the kingdom.

Militia MorgensternCommon One-Handed Maces

Add a bunch of cheaply-made spikes, and suddenly a simple mace becomes far more deadly and menacing.

Militia ClubCommon One-Handed Maces

Peasants call these clubs "snails" - the curled head adds weight to every blow.

Recruit ClubCommon One-Handed Maces

Despite being more dangerous than a simple makeshift club, it's still no real mace.

Militia FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

Village militias are called upon only as a last resort. And when the going gets dire, even a farming tool can become a weapon.

Recruit FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

A flail like this can be quite unpredictable, demanding much more finesse than you might initially assume.

Bollock DaggerCommon Daggers

As gamblers like to say, always keep an ace up your sleeve and a dagger down your boot.

DirkCommon Daggers

The very name of this dagger sounds like someone is choking on their own blood.

Recruit DaggerCommon Daggers

A crudely reforged hunting knife suitable for butchering game and slitting throats.

Crude LongswordCommon Two-Handed Swords

A commendable, even if not particularly successful, attempt at forging a real longsword.

Recruit Bastard SwordCommon Two-Handed Swords

This wide blade is best wielded with both hands.

Hunting SpearCommon Spears

A scourge of deer, wolves, and boars, this weapon was made for large game.

GoedendagCommon Spears

To the knightly estate's great displeasure, this modest peasant weapon is perfectly capable of slipping through gaps in even the heaviest armor.

Militia SpearCommon Spears

It doesn't take much time to learn how to use a spear efficiently. For this very reason, it became almost synonymous with peasant militias.

War PitchforkCommon Spears

There isn't a single agricultural tool which hasn't been repurposed for military use.

MancatcherCommon Spears

An indispensable tool for pinning down fugitives and wild beasts, it can often be seen in the hands of bounty hunters.

Guard HalberdCommon Spears

These halberds are typically forged from poor steel: city guards don't see a lot of action.

Recruit BillhookCommon Spears

It would be impossible to count how many noble lords had their lives cut short by this outrageously unassuming peasant weapon.

Militia PoleaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

A home-made axe on a long pole - this weapon sees frequent use in the hands of the Gray Army.

Recruit Heavy BroadaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

Upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that this poleaxe was inspired by Skadian bardiches.

VoulgeCommon Two-Handed Axes

A predecessor to halberds, a voulge is still occasionally used by guards and some militias.

Militia BillCommon Two-Handed Axes

Every now and then, the clergy and nobility consider outlawing this weapon - with a billhook in hand even a greenhorn can stand his ground against the heavy cavalry.

Militia LongaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

Gather a group of peasants, provide them with a handful of longaxes and a clever sergeant, and even a better-equipped opponent might find itself stumped on how to deal with the resulting force.

Recruit PolemaceCommon Two-Handed Maces

A single solid strike from this polemace will make your enemy forget even their own name.

Militia PolehammerCommon Two-Handed Maces

Looks like it used to be a common hammer until some smith reinforced it with additional metal and put it on a longer shaft.

Reinforced WarclubCommon Two-Handed Maces

A few rows of spiked iron bands is certainly one way to add to your weapon's heftiness.

Long FlailCommon Two-Handed Maces

A lucky hit from such a flail can squash a cheap helmet along with the wearer's skull.

Woodwight LongflailCommon Two-Handed Maces

The Woodwights were a band of Eeders rebels who gave the royal authorities a run for their money about a decade ago. Eventually, every Woodwight was captured and quartered, but the flails they used continue to live on.

Guard BowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

A perfect example of a weapon's effectiveness relying entirely on the user's skill: this bow is pretty much useless in the hands of a novice archer.

Hunting ShortbowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

It will send an arrow from one end of the glade to the other, but whether it hits the squirrel in the branches - that depends on your aim.

Hunting CrossbowCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

Crossbows are well-suited for hunting - their accuracy and stopping power leave little chance even to large animals.

Belt Hook CrossbowCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

Rather than relying on your arm strength alone, the belt hook also allows to engage back muscles when drawing the string, which makes reloading this crossbow noticeably less tiring.

Guard CrossbowCommon Crossbow Ranged Weapons

Village guards are usually recruited from peasantry, where most are already familiar with a bow. As for town guards, it takes much less effort to arm them with crossbows than teach them archery from scratch.

Militia SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

When defending one's home, no weapon is too humble.

Hunting SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

A long-established peasant weapon for hunting small game, demanding both training and a fair bit of dexterity.

Militia Staff SlingCommon Sling Ranged Weapons

Peasants are seldom accustomed to close combat, so outfitting them with slings is a sound strategy - though usually overlooked by noble lords.

Healer StaffCommon Staves

Some Aldorian healers place special enchantments on their staves, much to the displeasure of village priests.

Pilgrim StaffCommon Staves

A trusty companion for long journeys between holy sites.

QuarterstaffCommon Staves

Though mainly a practice weapon, it can still cave in the skull of a careless foe.

Hexer StaffCommon Staves

A tree branch, darkened from age and covered with strange etchings - simply looking at it fills you with a sense of deep-seated anxiety.

Blessed CrossbowUnique Crossbow Ranged Weapons

An old-fashioned crossbow, restored with care, if somewhat hastily. The opening words of a common Hieronite prayer are carved into its stock.

Necromancer StaffUnique Staves

Necromancers aren't bereft of a sense of humor, albeit theirs comes with a morbid twist: most of them find joy in desecrating graves of the clergy, using harvested skulls as a decoration for their staves.

Footman SwordCommon One-Handed Swords

Most suitable for a fight in tight formation.

Guild BladeCommon One-Handed Swords

Making these swords is a routine job for the Guild's smiths - day after day, night after night...

Norse BladeCommon One-Handed Swords

Skirmishing, plundering, murdering - nothing is impossible with this blade!

Jagged FalchionCommon One-Handed Swords

A peculiar imitation of eastern blades, this sword is a product of the recent fascination with all things elven.

Nomad SaberCommon One-Handed Swords

The edge requires surprisingly little maintenance. If the rumors are true, the tribes of the Yellow Steppe achieve this by treating their swords with some special solution.

Skadian HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

These axes don't see much use in Aldor, but in Skadia they are ubiquitous. If the axeblade ever gets too chipped to use, you can always switch your grip and strike with the hammerhead.

Vault Raider HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

Left behind by the Ancestors, the Vaults conceal boundless riches and unspeakable horrors alike. Only the most capable warriors have the courage to explore their forsaken halls.

Naval HatchetCommon One-Handed Axes

The trade fleet of Brynn is small but well equipped - each sailor is required to always carry a hatchet in case of a pirate attack.

Nomad SagarisCommon One-Handed Axes

A weapon frequently carried by the nomads of the Ohirian barrens - every tribesman is given one after surviving his first battle.

BroadaxeCommon One-Handed Axes

It's best to keep your distance when someone is swinging this axe around - it chops limbs and heads with equal ease.

Dwarven AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

If there's anything that dwarves appreciate more than booze and looting, it's a good axe.

Footman AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

Light enough to swing with relative ease while still carrying enough weight to hack through armor and shields.

Raider AxeCommon One-Handed Axes

It sits snugly in the grip, ideal for lightning-fast assaults on straggling enemy caravans.

MorgensternCommon One-Handed Maces

A hit or two, and this morgenstern will be the last star your enemy will ever see.

Skadian BludgeonCommon One-Handed Maces

A bludgeon is a surprisingly deadly piece of gear. If anyone knows their maces, it's Skadians.

Flanged MaceCommon One-Handed Maces

What's the main advantage of flanged maces? They don't get stuck when they crush skulls and plate armor.

ShishparCommon One-Handed Maces

A shishpar is a flanged mace used by soldiers of Jibey and the Maaf Empire. It particularly excels at punching through scaled armor, which is quite popular in those lands.

Footman WarhammerCommon One-Handed Maces

Has the capacity to injure even a heavily armored foe, but there are far better options if your opponent is light on defenses.

Brynn WarhammerCommon One-Handed Maces

The design has unmistakably Brynnian roots, blending a multi-pronged hammerhead with a sharp spike, typical of the South.

ChekanCommon One-Handed Maces

Skadian warhammers are forged to last and are sought after even outside of their country of origin.

Footman FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

Has the potential for many surprises - whether they harm or help the opponent is up to the wielder's skill.

Vehement FlailCommon One-Handed Maces

The ease of maintenance and lethal power of flails make them a staple choice among the Vehement, particularly in battles against the undead.

RondelCommon Daggers

With its disk-shaped guard and pommel, this dagger offers a firm grip while keeping the blade from driving too deep into the enemy's body.

BaselardCommon Daggers

Baselards are so popular among both the nobility and townsmen that they are often viewed as an accessory rather than an actual weapon.

Soldier DaggerCommon Daggers

You never know, it just might save your life one day.

Merchant DaggerCommon Daggers

Every self-respecting merchant has a similar dagger. It can add more weight to your words when dealing with disgruntled clients - unless they come in numbers.

Footman LongswordCommon Two-Handed Swords

These swords can improve your chances when fighting a heavily armored opponent, making them a popular choice among common foot soldiers.

Footman Bastard SwordCommon Two-Handed Swords

Seasoned soldiers expect to be provided with better weapons, usually purchased with the gold directly from their lord's coffers.

Nistrian RhomphaiaCommon Two-Handed Swords

Even to this day, Nistrian smiths continue producing certain types of antique weaponry, although they use steel instead of iron now.

Vanguard Two-HanderCommon Two-Handed Swords

The backbone of the Magistrate's army, the Vanguard, is formed by mercenaries. A decent pay, plentiful drinks, and honorary swords make for a surefire way to earn the loyalty of the dogs of war.

Ox Tongue SpearCommon Spears

When properly sharpened, the broad edges of the "ox tongue" spearhead bite into flesh, leaving gruesome, slow-to-heal wounds.

Footman SpearCommon Spears

Its main purpose is to halt the enemy cavalry in its tracks, and it does so with flying colors.

Norse SpearCommon Spears

The dwarves of Fjall rarely use spears in combat, deeming them a hunting weapon, unworthy of the battlefield.

BrandistockCommon Spears

A brandistock is a fairly uncommon weapon which is sometimes issued to sergeants of the Road Guard.

Footman HalberdCommon Spears

A halberd is beloved by the Aldorian infantry for its versatility. Being able to use your weapon for both slashing and thrusting attacks is a valuable asset on the battlefield.

GuisarmeCommon Spears

It's said that Aldorian smiths got the idea of forging such a peculiarly shaped weapon from the inhabitants of the Bronze Isles.

Soldier PoleaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

Such poleaxes are forged by the Council weaponsmiths with less metal than usual, allowing for cheaper production.

Soldier Heavy BroadaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

It takes a truly impressive amount of strength and stamina to handle this axe efficiently.

Nistrian BardicheCommon Two-Handed Axes

It didn't take long for Fjall dwarves to adopt Skadian bardiches. And thanks to their mercenaring varangs, this weapon shape became known to Nistrians as well.

Jagged VoulgeCommon Two-Handed Axes

All these spikes offer plenty of options: can use them to intercept an incoming strike, pull down a rider from their horse, finish off a wounded opponent...

Skadian SovnyaCommon Two-Handed Axes

This weapon can often be seen in the hands of Skadian horsemen. They weren't the ones who first started using it though: Skadians borrowed the design from the Poleds, a tribe inhabiting the shores of the Icy Sea.

Footman LongaxeCommon Two-Handed Axes

While many will deny it, Aldorians actually learned a few things from dwarves - how to make such axes, as an example.

Soldier PolemaceCommon Two-Handed Maces

If blunt force alone isn't enough to get through your opponent's armor, this polemace also has a spike for precise jabs to the neck.

KriegshammerCommon Two-Handed Maces

Can break one's jaw just by trying to spell its name.

Spiked WarclubCommon Two-Handed Maces

It's best not to find yourself on the receiving end of this warclub - its strikes not only shatter bones but also leave deep puncture wounds.

Maen Heavy FlailCommon Two-Handed Maces

The majority of the Cowls, the fanatical followers of Neer, are former peasants, so it comes as no surprise that their favorite weapon is a heavy flail.

Soldier LongflailCommon Two-Handed Maces

Even plate armor can only do so much when it catches a solid hit from a full-cast flailhead.

Soldier BowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

The sooner you start, the better your chances of mastering the bow - which is why in Aldorian villages training begins in early childhood.

Norse BowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

Dwarves don't hold much respect for bows. They are usually handed out to youngsters who aren't experienced enough to fight on the frontline.

Yew ShortbowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

Yew is generally used to make longbows, but sometimes craftsmen settle for something more modest.

Nomad ShortbowCommon Bow Ranged Weapons

For many, the first clash with Jarimad mounted archers is also the last: deadly on foot, they are even deadlier from the saddle.