Weapon Crafting at The Blacksmith is where you can create your own weapons. This can seem daunting at first, but understanding how to do this will allow you to make any kind of weapon you want.

How To Use The Blacksmith

Before you can start to use the blacksmith, you will want to understand how to do so. The more you understand, the easier the process will be and the better of a weapon you will be able to have made.

Reading This Page

The first thing to learn is how to read the information on this page. This page is divided into Blades and Handles.

  • Blades: Blades are the business end of your weapon, the main part of your weapon, if you will. Despite being called a blade component, it doesn't need to be sharp or made of metal. It just needs to only be used to do damage. All blade components must be attached to a handle component. Blades also have Blade Enhancements and Blade Materials. Blade Enhancements are enhancements to your blade, and blade materials are the materials used to make your blade.
  • Handles: Handles are components used to hold your weapon. Blades are attached to handles, but handles do not require a blade. A staff, for example, is simply a long handle component, typically without a blade. But don't let that little fact stop you from adding a unique small blade to it. Handles also have handle enhancements and handle materials.

Each component is listed on a table with the following fields: Item, Crafting Level, Attack, Parry, Reach, Affected Area, Evade Modifier, Weight, Space Taken, Other Information, Build Time, and Cost. Most of these should already be understood, but below are a few that might be new to you.

Crafting Level: this is crafting skill that you will need to craft this weapon. Each component will be listed as Basic, Novice, Better, and Advanced. The highest level of component determines the crafting skill you will need, ie, Basic Crafting, Novice Crafting, Better Crafting, and Advanced Crafting. If the component says it increases the crafting level that means it will increase the crafting level to the next level, ie, Basic to Novice, Novice to Better, and Better to Advanced. There is no level above Advanced. 

Build Time: this is the time it takes to make that component. It is listed in hours.

The Basics of Making A Weapon

To make a weapon you will be adding together all of the items of your blade, all of the items of your handle, and then adding those two completed components together. Simple, right? No? Then let me explain further.

First Step: Making a Blade Component

The first step to making a weapon is likely going to be making a blade component - unless you want a staff or rod. Anyways, you simply need to add the values of the material to the blade, and any enhancements. For the most part, it is simple addition, but some components have multipliers instead of flat values. No worries, it isn't that difficult. Lets go over it one "item" at a time.

First you need to decide which items you want to make use. Until you get a handle on how to do things, you should start simple. Lets start with making a simple Steel Long Broad Sword. For the blade we will need the following: Attack Type, Blade Length, Blade Placement - End, and Sword Shape Blade. We will also be using the Broad Blade Enhancement and the Steel Material.

Attack Type: This is important, as you need to assign an attack type to your weapon. Every weapon you make must have an attack type. Even staffs. Since we are making a sword, we will get the slashing attack type. The only information we need is the slashing information in Other Information, and the cost of 1.00.

Blade Length: This is the length of your blade. It is sold in components of 3 inches. A typical long sword is 33 inches, so we will need 3 of these. Lets record the information together. We will only record what we need to know.

Item Crafting Level Parry Reach Area Weight Space Taken Build Time Cost
Blade Length 3 Inches Basic N/A 0 0 base weight 0.2 0.25 0.25 hours 0.50
33 inches (10 components) Basic N/A 0 0 (0.2 x 10) = 2 (0.25 x 10) = 2.5 (0.25 x 10) =  2.50 hours (.50 x 10) = 5.00

The above is an example, it may not be accurate. Hopefully you understand what is shown above. Since we wanted 33 inches, we had to buy the blade length 10 times. The first row shows what the initial values were, the second row shows the total values of all 10 put together. Notice that Blade Length does not affect Reach or Area.

Blade Placement: Next we get to place where the blade will go on our handle. A blade must always be on a handle unless it is something like a throwing star. Anyway, we want a sword so we will get the Blade Placement - End that increases the range by + 0.25 and costs 1.50.

Sword Shape Blade: This one is probably self explanatory, but we need to tell the blacksmith we want the blade shaped like a sword blade. This gives us the following

Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Build Time Cost
Sword Shape Blade Basic + 1 +1 0 1 target N/A N/A 0 1 hour 5.00

Steel Material: This is the material we will make our blade from.

Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Range Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Build Time Cost
Steel Novice +1d8 +1d6 N/A N/A metal x 1 0 1 hour 6.00 per pound

Broad Blade Enhancement: This will increase the width of our blade which will give us a heavier sword. Add Enhancements Last

Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Range Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Build Time Cost
Broad Blade Enhancement Novice + 1 +1 N/A +1 x1.5 0 1 hour 8.00

Ok, lets put it all together to get our sword blade…

Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Build Time Cost
Blade Length 33 Inches Basic 0 0 0 0 0 2 2.5 2.5 hours 5.00
Attack Type - Slashing Basic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.00
Blade Placement - End Basic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.50
Sword Shape Blade Basic +1 +1 0 1 target 0 0 0 1 hour 5.00
Steel Material Novice +1d8 +1d6 0   0 metal x 1 (2) 0 1 hour 6.00 per pound (12.00)
Broad Blade Enhancement Novice +1 +1 0   +1 x 1.5 (total) 0 1 hour 8.00
Completed Blade Novice 1d8 +2 1d6 + 2 0 1 target +1 (2 * 1.5)  = 3 2.5 (2.5+1+1+1) = 5.5 hours (5+1+1.5+5+12+8) = 32.50

I've included how to add together the values in the Completed Blade so you can hopefully see how we have come up with our completed blade values. Multiplying happens after addition. Hopefully this makes sense.

Second Step: Make The Handle

Now lets make the handle that this blade will attach to. We will need the following: Handle 6 inches, Handle Straight, Twisted Handle Enhancement, Elgin Material, and Black Maple Material. We will not need attack type since we are using a blade with this handle.

Handle Length 6 Inches: We only need a 6 inch handle since this is a sword, so this will be simple.

Handle Shape Straight: We want a straight handle for the sword.

Two-Handed Grip Enhancement: This enhancement lets us basically make the long sword a 2-handed sword, giving it an increase in attack and parry for being wielded with 2 hands. 

We will finally add in the values of both wood materials since we are using a twisted handle. Ready? Lets do this!

Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Info Build Time Cost
Handle Length 3 inches (x2) Basic 0 0 0 0 0 (0.2 x 2) = 0.4 0.5 N/A 0.5 hours 1.00
Handle Shape Straight Basic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0.5 hours 1.00
Oak Material Basic 0 0 0 0 0 (0.5 x 0.4) = 0.2 0 flammable 0.5 hours (4 x 0.2) = 0.80
Two-Handed Grip Enhancement Novice +1d6 +1d6 0 0 0 (0.2 x 1.3) = 0.26 0 Attack and Parry carry to blade 0.5 hours 5.00
Completed Handle Novice +1d6 +1d6 0  0 0 0.26 0.5

flammable

 2 hours (1.00+5.00+0.80+5.00) = 7.80

Notice that 0's are in Attack and Parry, even though those components might have an Attack and Parry value? That is because handles do not add their attack or parry values to the completed sword. Those are only used when making handle-based weapons such as rods and staffs. The exception here is the Two-Handed Grip Enhancement which states that those two values do carry to the completed blade. 

Third and Final Step: Combine Blade with Handle

Now we can combine the completed blade with the completed handle to get the completed weapon. Here's some rules to consider:

  • Handles do not increase sword attack value. The handle attack value is for making staffs, rods, or similar weapons. The exception again is the Two-Handed Grip Enhancement.
  • Handles do not increase sword parry vale. The handle parry value is for making staffs, rods, or similar weapons. The exception again is the Two-Handed Grip Enhancement.
Item Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Info Build Time Cost
Completed Blade Novice 1d8 +2 1d6 + 2 0 1 target +1 3 2.5 N/A 5.5 hours 32.50
Completed Handle Better 1d6 1d6 0 0 0 0.26 0

flammable

 2 hours 7.80
Completed Broad Steel Long Sword Novice 1d8+1d6+2 2d6+2

0

1 target

 +1 3.26 2.5 N/A 7.5 hours (32.50 + 7.80)=40.30 x 1.25 fee = 50.38

It may look confusing at first but once you do it a couple times, it is really not so difficult. Simply remember the following:

  • Always add before you multiply: If something you are adding to your component has a multiplier, you will multiply that against everything you added to that component. For example, with the sword blade component above we added together the blade shape and steel material attack values and took that total to multiply against the broad blade enhancement attack value. That is because the enhancement would enhance the total attack value of that blade.
  • Enhancements are added last: They effect are are based on the entire blade/handle.
  • Round Up Weights to Nearest Hundredth: Weights should never have more than 2 decimal places. If you have a weight like 12.021, make it 12.03.
  • You need a handle with a blade (in most cases), but you do not need a blade with a handle. Remember, handles will not increase attack value or parry value of blades.
  • You must increase the total cost by 25% if you do not craft the weapon yourself  (x1.25) to pay the blacksmith for labor and taxes. Certain settings may add an additional fee.
  • The weapons you create through the Blacksmith will always be better than the weapons you can buy that were already made.

Hopefully you understand somewhat how this all works. If you have any trouble, please ask for help.

Blade Components

These are your blade components. You do not have to use these if you are making a weapon that does not use a blade. 

Component Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach or Range Affected Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Attack Type Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Defines the weapon's primary attack type.

  • Slashing:  Slashing attacks are more effective against cloth armor, with 10% of the damage dealt going through cloth armor. Can cause Bleeding Out status effect if the target is not armored if you make a critical hit, reducing the target's Vitality by 1d6 per round for 1d10 rounds or until bandaged.
  • Bashing:  You can cause Fatigue status effect if the target is armored if you make a critical hit, lasting for 4 rounds. If the target is not armored, Minor Broken Bones and Fatigue apply if you crit. You can make a strength check to daze the target for 1d3 rounds.
  • Chopping:  if one crits, 10% of the damage goes to the target's Vitality regardless of the armor worn. You can cause Bleeding Out status effect if the target is not armored if you make a critical hit, reducing the target's hp by 1d6 per round for 1d10 rounds or until bandaged.
  • Piercing:  If you are attacking a target not wearing armor or wearing cloth armor, you have a chance of inflicting Serious Wounds to the target. Attacks deal 10% of the damage directly to the target's Vitality.
 0 (zero) 1.00
Blade Length 3 inches Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 base weight of 0.2 pounds metal 0.25
  • Length of blade.
  • Does not affect Reach or Affected Area of blade.
 0.25 hours 0.50
Blade Placement - End Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 blade length + handle lenght

Places blade on end of handle, like with swords, spears, axes, etc...

 0 (zero) 1.50
Blade Placement - Side Novice Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  • Places blade on side of handle. This could be anywhere on the side, you must describe and decide where at on the handle, as long as it does not increase the length of the handle. An example would be to attach a quarter moon shaped blade that is the length of the handle to the side of the handle. 
 0 (zero) 1.50
Chain Whip "Blade" Better Crafting 1 of material attack value dice ⬆️ 0 +3 1 target of chosen space or 1 line of spaces up to whip's reach. -1 0 2

Use to make chain whip.

 5 hours 5.00
Cloth Whip "Blade" Basic Crafting 2 of material attack dice 0 +2 1 target of chosen space or 1 line of spaces up to whip's reach. 0 0 2

Use to make a cloth whip.

 3 hours 5.00
Fork Shape Novice Crafting 3 of material attack value dice 2 of material parry value dice +1 1 space 0 x 1.3 0
  • Fork shape, 2 prongs. Must add component for each additional prong up to 5 prongs
  • attack only increases by 1 material dice per each additional prong.
  • Can be used also as a blade separation method like with Spreading Disc weapon, 2 prongs would equal to 2 blade separation here and so forth.
 1.5 hours 5.00
Large Headed Shape Basic Crafting +2 0 0 1 space* +1 x 1.75 0
  • Makes the blade component a large heavy head. This could be a mallet, or if added with a claw enhancement, a hammer. This blade can be made of handle materials and blade materials, with no penalties. 
  • Blade Size Component of Giant makes the Affected Area 2 spaces instead of 1 space.
  • Offensive Power felt in surrounding/connecting spaces.
 1.5 hours 5.00
Quarter Moon Shaped Blade Novice Crafting +2 0 0 depending upon blade size 0 x 1.2 0
  • Can be used to make a scythe if handle is placed properly.
  • Can make Normal Focus -2 Check to target legs to trip target when combined with Medium, Large, and Giant Blade Size components.
  • Affected Area depends on Blade Size Component
    • Small Blade Size or None Blade Size component gives an Affected Area of 1 space
    • Medium, Large, and Giant Blade Sized give an Affected Area of 2 spaces
  • Can also be used to make weapons like these…

 1.5 hours 5.00
Spade Shape Novice Runic Crafting +1 0 +1 1 space 0 x 1.35 0

1 hour 5.00
Star Shaped Blade Novice Crafting 0 0 throw range: +1d6 if no handle is attached; reach: 0 depending upon blade size 0 0 0
  • Traditionally a 3 inches by 3 inches throwing star with 4 points. Can be made 6 points with applying component again. 
  • Use Blade Size Component to set size and Affected Area
    • Tiny: This is your throwing shuriken, affected area of 1 target
    • Small: a larger throwing star, affected area of 1 target
    • Medium: a giant throwing star, affected area of 1 space, throw range - 3
    • Large: a melee weapon that can be thrown, affected area of 1 space, throw range - 5
    • Giant: a melee weapon that can be thrown, affected area of 2 spaces, throw range -7
 2 hours 0.50
Sword Shape Blade Basic Crafting +1 +1 0 1 target 0 0 0

Basic sword blade

 1 hour 5.00
Thin Shape Novice Runic Crafting -2 +2 0 1 target -1 x 0.9 0

Makes the blade thin, like a rapier.

 0.5 hours 5.00
Wedge (Axe) Shape Basic Crafting +1d4 0 0 depending upon blade size +1 x 1.5 0
  • Changes the traditional blade shape into a wedge shape, like seen on axes.
  • Blade Size Component affects Affected Area
    • Tiny and Small: 1 target, a clean and directed cut
    • Medium and Large: 1 space, a larger chop affecting all within the space
    • Giant: 2 spaces, giant head requires angled chop affecting 2 spaces
 1 hour 5.00
Wedge Sword Shape Basic Crafting +1d4 +1 0 1 space +1 x 1.5 0

For thicker wedge shaped swords such as falchions.

 1 hour 5.00
Curved Blade Shape Novice Crafting -1 +1d6 0 1 target 0 x 0.9 0
  • A slightly curved blade, made to parry better and take the impact of a parry better however loses just slightly on its attacking edge. This is the blade component for katanas and similar swords. 
 1 hour 6.00
Small Blade Size Basic Crafting +1d3 0 0 0 0 x 1.1 0

Pair with Blade Shape Component to give attack value based on increased size, width, and weight of blade. A "Small" blade size is the smallest size component, however, is a step larger than the typical size of that blade. 

 0.5 hours 4.00
Medium Blade Size Novice Crafting +1d6 0 0 0 1 x 1.25 +1

Pair with Blade Shape Component to give attack value based on increased size, width, and weight of blade. 

 1 hour 8.00
Large Blade Size Better Crafting +1d8 0 0 0 2 x 1.5 +2

Pair with Blade Shape Component to give attack value based on increased size, width, and weight of blade. 

 1 hour 10.00
Giant Blade Size Advanced Crafting +1d10 0 0 0 3 x 1.75 +3
  • Pair with Blade Shape Component to give attack value based on increased size, width, and weight of blade. 
  • +1 to Critical
 1 hour 14.00
Pointed Shape Basic Crafting +1 0 +1 1 target 0 x 0.2 0
  • Makes a short pointed shape, such as a spear head.
  • 10% piercing damage to Vitality
 0.25 hours 1.00
Joined Rings Basic Crafting 2 die ⬇️ 0 0 1 target 0 x 0.65 1

Rings joined together in knuckle fashion that you wear. Used to create Ringed Knuckles. Does not require a handle component.

 0.3 hours 2.50
Tiny Blade Size Basic Crafting depends on blade lenght components depends on blade length components 0 0 -2 x 0.5 0
  • A blade size component that can be used without blade shape or with blade shape to make smaller blades
  • Used without blade shape for knives, with for daggers, for example
  • Requires blade length component to determine attack and parry values, maximum of 4 length components can be used
  • Using only two or one length components  has a 2 die ⬇️ on both material's Attack and Parry values
  • Using four or three length components has a 1 die ⬇️ on both material's Attack and Parry values
  • +1 to Stealth; Stealth Check to decrease target Evade by 2.
 0.25 hours 1.00
Needle Point Shape Novice Crafting flat 3, no increase from material 0 Reach: 0, Range: Throw Range 1 target of chosen space -1 x 0.1 0
  • A small, slender point, typically used to make darts but could also be used to make other needle-type weapons
  • When crafted as a dart, do not apply handle component
  • When crafted as a dart, "Balanced for Throwing" can be applied twice
  • 1/2 damage pierces straight to Vitality
 0.25 hours 0.15
Baton Mode Basic Crafting 0 0 0 1 target 0 0 0

Allows making a baton type weapon from handle components.

 0.25 hours 0.50
Rod Mode Basic Crafting 0 0 +1 1 target 0 0 0

Allows making a rod type weapon from handle components.

 0.25 hours 0.50
Staff Mode Basic Crafting 0 0 0 1 space 0 0 0

Allows making a staff type weapon from handle components.

 0.25 hours 0.50

Blade Enhancements

These are enhancements for your blade components. 

Component Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach or Range Affected Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Hook Shaped Blade Novice Crafting +1 0 0 0 0 x 1.02 0
  • Can be used to hook into target, allowing for pulling target to you. Causes wounds and bleeding if escaped from hook. 
 1.35 hours 5.00
Bearded Blade Enhancement Novice Crafting +1 0 0 0 0 x 1.15 0

Adds a chin or beard if you will to the blade end of wedge shaped blades or half moon shaped blades.

 

 

 1 hour 6.00
Broad Blade Enhancement Novice Crafting +1 +1 0 0 +1 x 1.5 0

Increases the width and thickness of the blade, making it a more durable blade that could come down harder with more power behind its hit, however it is slower to swing. This cannot be used with Razor Thin Edge.

 1 hour 8.00
Deep Claw Novice Crafting +1d3 0 0 0 0 0 0

N/A

 0.5 hours 15.00
Double Bill Blade Better Crafting +2 0 0 0 0 x 1.1 0

Instant Bleeding Out status effect

 1 hour 10.00
Razor Thin Blade Enhancement Better Crafting +2 -3 0 0 -1 x 0.75 0

Thins out blade giving it a razor sharp edge. This causes it to cut more easily dealing more damage, however the blade becomes less durable.

 1 hour 5.00
Serrated Blade Enhancement Novice Crafting +1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Adds a serrated edge to the blade that doesn't cut as cleanly, however it does cut more easily through armor, giving the blade a 5% damage bypassing cloth and chain armor. 

 0.5 hours 5.00
Tempered Metal Better Crafting +1 +1 0 0 0 0 0

For metal materials only.

 x 1.25 x 1.5
Thrusting Claw Novice Crafting +1 0 0 0 0 0 0

This modification allows for 5% of the total damage to bypass armor and affect Vitality. 

 0.5 hours 20.00
Balanced for Throwing Novice Crafting 0 0 throw range + 1d4, no affect on reach 0 0 0 0

Makes the weapon more aerodynamic, giving it a larger throw range. 

 0.25 hours 3.00
Critical Edge Better Crafting +1d6 as Critical Damage 0 0 0 0 0 0

Increases the Critical Damage by +1d6. 

 0.25 hours 5.00
Piercing Point Novice Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Causes 10% Piercing straight to Vitality damage.

 0.25 hours 4.00
Ball Shape Basic Crafting +1 +1 0 0 0 x 1.2 0
  • Add a spherical "ball" end to your handle to create weapons similar to maces.
  • +1 to Critical
  • Can be added to the end of chain whip blades to make a flail with no parry value, when added this way include ball blades own material attack dice, weight, and cost. 
 0.5 hours 5.00
Twisted Cloth Novice Crafting +1 material die 0 0 0 0 x 1.1 0

For use with cloth whip blade to make bull whips.

 1.5 hours 3.50
Add Chain Link Better Crafting 0 0 +1 0 -1 x 1.25 +1

Extends chain whip by 1 reach, can only be applied once. 

 1 hour 4.00

Blade Materials

These are the materials that you can use to make your blade components.

Material Crafting Level Attack Parry / Block Range Physical Armor Magical Armor Armor Defense Armor Spirit Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Bone Basic Crafting +1d6 +1d4 N/A d4 d6 0 1 N/A x 0.85 N/A
  • For Weapon: +1 attack against life element targets; death element bonus of +1d4 to attack and parry
  • For Armor: +2 to Magic Armor if worn by one who is of the death element
  • For Armor: +1d4 Magical Armor against Time element attacks
  • For Shield: Increase block value by +1 if used by one of death element.
 0.5 hours 4.75 per pound
Steel Basic Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 N/A 0 0 N/A x1 N/A

For Armor: No Armor Spirit allowed with steel armor. Even if design has Armor Spirit, steel armor of that design will have 0 armor spirit. 

 1 hour 6.00 per pound
Leather Basic Crafting +1d4 d4 (block only, does not step up) N/A d6, or carries flat value from armor design d4, or carries flat value from armor design 0 -1 N/A x 0.2 N/A
  • For Weapon: Used for whips and cloth-type weapons only
  • For Armor: +1 to Stealth
  • For Armor: rain protection
 0.5 hours 4.50 per pound
Argentum Novice Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 d6 0 0 N/A x1 N/A
  • For Weapon: Undead and Spirit Targets receive -1 evade penalty
  • For Weapon: Attack Value +1d4 against Undead and Spirit targets
  • For Armor: +1 to Spiritual Balance (undead and spirit resistance)
  • For Shield: Blocking with shield will block poison spells.
 1 hour 7.25 per pound
Aurum Novice Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 d6 0 0 N/A x1 N/A
  • For Weapon: Attack Value is increased by 1d4 if wielded by someone of the life element
  • For Weapon: -1 to target's Evade if wielded by someone of the life element
  • For Weapon: -1 to target's Evade if target is of the death element
  • For Armor: +2 to Magic Armor if your element is life
  • For Armor: unable to gain any benefit from the skills hide or sneak due to brightness of armor
  • For Shield: Increase block value by +1 if used by one of life element.
 1 hour 8.00 per pound
Mythril Better Crafting +1d10 +1d8 N/A d6+1 d8 2 3 N/A x 0.4 N/A
  • For Weapon: No weight penalty; counts as light weapon regardless of size
  • For Armor: No evade penalty from weight; counts as light armor regardless of design; very light
 1 hour 30.50 per pound
Norvite Better Crafting +1d10 +1d10 N/A d8 d8 3 3 +1 x 1.5 N/A
  • For Weapon: +1 to all critical checks against fire element targets
  • For Weapon: Critical damage increased by x 1.5 against fire element targets
  • For Armor: +2 to Spiritual Balance
  • For Armor: +2 to all Spirit checks against Fire element attacks
 1 hour 45.00 per pound
Crylem Better Crafting +1d12 +1d8 N/A d10 d6 4 2 +2 x 2.5 N/A
  • For Weapon: Critical hits ignore 25% of target's physical armor
  • For Armor: Evade modifier multiplied by x 1.5 (rounded down) due to extreme weight
 2 hours 25.00 per pound
Zodium Advanced Crafting +2d10 +1d10 N/A d10 d10 3 5 +5 x 4.5 +1
  • For Weapon: Runic Power added to attack value; counts as all elements
  • For Armor: Evade modifier multiplied by x 3.5 (rounded down)
  • most magic-rich material in Nor'Ova
 3 hours 21.25 per pound
Oak Basic Crafting +1d6 +1d8 N/A N/A N/A 1 1 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapon: Best parry value of all woods; no magical properties
  • For Armor: Only used to make shields
 0.5 hours 4.00 per pound

Handle Components

These are the components you use to make handles for your weapons. You can also use them without blade components to make rods, staffs, and the like.

Component Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach or Range Affected Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Handle Shape - Straight Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Standard straight handle.

 0.5 hours 1.00
Handle Shape - Curved Novice Crafting +1 0 0 0 -1 0 0

Curved handle that improves grip and swing angle, decreasing target's evade chance and increasing wielder's attack value slightly.

 0.5 hours 5.00
Handle Length 3 inches Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 base weight of material x 0.2 per application 0.25 per application
  • Length of handle in 3 inch increments.
  • Does not affect Reach or Affected Area
 0.25 hours 0.50
L-Shaped Handle Basic Crafting +2 0 throw range +1d10, no affect on reach 0 -1 x 2 0

Create an aerodynamic L shaped handle that returns to wielder, in other words, a boomerang. 

 1.5 hours 3.00

Handle Enhancements

These are enhancements for your handle components.

Component Crafting Level Attack Parry Reach or Range Affected Area Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Cross Guard Novice Crafting 0 +1d3 0 0 0 x 1.1 0

Adds a cross guard to the handle, providing parry protection. Standard on most swords.

 1 hour 5.00
Knuckle Guard Better Crafting 0 +1d4 0 0 0 x 1.2 0

Adds a knuckle guard that protects the hand and improves parry.

 1 hour 5.00
Pommel Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 x 1.05 0

Adds a weighted pommel to the end of the handle, improving balance. 

 0.5 hours 5.00
Wrapped Grip Basic Crafting 0 0 0 0 -1 x 1.05 0

Wraps the grip portion of the handle in leather or cloth, improving grip and decreasing target's evade chance. Material used does not affect attack or parry values.

 0.5 hours 2.50
Weighted Handle Novice Crafting +1d4 0 0 0 0 x 1.2 0

Adds weight to the handle to improve swing momentum. Increases attack value but adds weight.

 0.5 hours 7.50
Rune Stone Socket Novice Crafting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Adds a socket to the handle capable of holding one rune stone.

 1 hour 10.00
Two-Handed Grip Novice Crafting +1d6 +1d6 0 0 0 x 1.3 +1

Made to make 2-handed swords. Add attack value to blade's attack value. Requires minimum handle length of 2 length components. 

 0.5 hours 5.00
Attached Handles Novice Crafting combines both handles attack value 0 0 0 -2 0 0
  • Combines and connects 2 handle components to make weapons such as nunchucks (Nunchaku) and Kusarigama. the attack value of both handle components add together to form the completed attack value
  • This component can also attach a handle to a blade component, however in that case only the blade component attack value is used as you would not attack with the handle end
  • This component can be used with extra chain link component if this is a chain connection
  • You can connect more than 2 handles, connecting one additional handle per application of this component, at a maximum of 4 applications
 1 hour 4.00

Handle Materials

These are materials that you can use to make your handles.

Material Crafting Level Attack Parry / Block Range Physical Armor Magical Armor Armor Defense Armor Spirit Evade Modifier Weight Space Taken Other Information Build Time Cost
Bone Basic Crafting +1d6 +1d4 N/A d4 d6 0 1 N/A x 0.85 N/A
  • For Weapon: +1 attack against life element targets; death element bonus of +1d4 to attack and parry
  • For Armor: +2 to Magic Armor if worn by one who is of the death element
  • For Armor: +1d4 Magical Armor against Time element attacks
  • For Shield: Increase block value by +1 if used by one of death element.
 0.5 hours 4.75 per pound
Steel Basic Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 N/A 0 0 N/A x1 N/A

For Armor: No Armor Spirit allowed with steel armor. Even if design has Armor Spirit, steel armor of that design will have 0 armor spirit. 

 1 hour 6.00 per pound
Argentum Novice Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 d6 0 0 N/A x1 N/A
  • For Weapon: Undead and Spirit Targets receive -1 evade penalty
  • For Weapon: Attack Value +1d4 against Undead and Spirit targets
  • For Armor: +1 to Spiritual Balance (undead and spirit resistance)
  • For Shield: Blocking with shield will block poison spells.
 1 hour 7.25 per pound
Aurum Novice Crafting +1d8 +1d6 N/A d8 d6 0 0 N/A x1 N/A
  • For Weapon: Attack Value is increased by 1d4 if wielded by someone of the life element
  • For Weapon: -1 to target's Evade if wielded by someone of the life element
  • For Weapon: -1 to target's Evade if target is of the death element
  • For Armor: +2 to Magic Armor if your element is life
  • For Armor: unable to gain any benefit from the skills hide or sneak due to brightness of armor
  • For Shield: Increase block value by +1 if used by one of life element.
 1 hour 8.00 per pound
Dust Wood Basic Crafting + 1d6 +1d8 N/A N/A N/A 1 1 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapons: Earth element bonus of +1d4 to attack or parry; budget option
  • For Armor: Only used to make shields
  • For Shields: +1d4 to Block against earth magic
 0.5 hours 5.30 per pound
Oak Basic Crafting +1d6 +1d8 N/A N/A N/A 1 1 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapon: Best parry value of all woods; no magical properties
  • For Armor: Only used to make shields
 0.5 hours 4.00 per pound
Black Maple Novice Crafting +1d6 +1d8 N/A N/A N/A 1 1 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapon: Vitality damage dealt by wielder restores wielder's Soul
  • For Armor: Only used to make shields
  • For Shields: Blocked value restores wielder's Soul
 0.5 hours 6.25 per pound
Blood Wood Novice Crafting +1d6 +1d6 N/A N/A N/A 1 1 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapons: Vitality damage dealt by wielder restores wielder's Power
  • For Armor: Only used to make shields
  • For Shields: Blocked value restores wielder's Power
 0.5 hours 12.50 per pound
Elgin Sapia Better Crafting +1d6 +1d6 N/A N/A N/A 1 2 N/A x 0.5 N/A
  • For Weapons: +1d8 bonus to Runic Power; premium mage wood
  • For Armor: Only used for shields
  • For Shields: +1d6 to Block against magic of your element
 0.5 hours 22.85 per pound