Thrusting weapons are any kind of weapon that uses a piercing, jabbing, or thrusting attack as a primary means to cause damage. For the most part, this consist of your spears, pole arms, halberds, tridents, and sais. These weapons have always been meant as just that, weapons.

Those with Weapons Mastery in Thrusting Weapons ability, your attacks will cause thrusting damage.

• Cloth Armor PR is ignored.
• Attacks against all other armor types deal 20% of the damage directly to the target's HP and the target's PR will increase by an additional 1 point per hit, automatically.
• If you are attacking a target not wearing armor or wearing cloth armor, you have a chance of inflicting Serious Wounds to the target, if you crit.
• If you are attacking an armored target with a piercing weapon, the target's PR will increase by an additional 1 point per hit, automatically.

1. Spear Shaft

The spear shaft is simply a long pole of hard material. You need to attach a spear head to it to make a completed spear. If you attack with a spear shaft without a spear head, you will only use the spear shaft's attack power and treat it as a bashing attack. Spear shafts typically are made to be about as tall as the wielder and are best used as a two-handed weapon, though can be used as a single handed weapon. You cannot dual wield spears. 

1.1. Spear Shaft Enhancements

Hear are the enhancements that you can have applied to your spear shaft by the local blacksmith.

2. Spear Head

The spear head is a piece of hard material that is brought to a point in either a pyramid like fashion or a conical fashion. Spear heads need to be combined with spear shafts to make a completed spear. If you decide to throw your spear head at a target without an attached spear shaft, you will use only the spear head's attack value. 

2.1. Spear Head Enhancements

Here are the enhancements that you can have applied to your spear head by the local blacksmith. 

3. Solid Spears

These are solid spears where the spear point is part of the spear itself, such as tridents, pole arms, and halbreds. Solid spears cannot be dual wielded. You can swing at the enemy using the spear as a bashing weapon but the damage will be decreased by 20%.

3.1. Solid Spear Enhancements

Here are the enhancements that you can have applied to your spear by the local blacksmith.

4. Sai

The sai is a traditional weapon used in martial arts. The basic form of the weapon is that of a pointed, prong shaped metal baton, with two curved prongs projecting from the handle. Its main method of attack is piercing but the sai shows itself best as a blocking weapon. The sai can easily be dual wielded and you can use a support action to gain an extra attack or block with the sai.