Forging
| Club - | A crude bludgeoning weapon. |
| Buckler - | The smallest shield. |
| Dirk - | A weapon made for stabbing. |
| Spear - | The standard weapon of the footman. |
| Leatherarmour - | A suit of leather amour. |
| Halberd - | The simplest of the pole arms. |
| Calvary - | A small shield, but more effective than the buckler. |
| Shortsword - | A smaller version of the long sword. |
| Mace - | The Basilican maces. |
| Ringmail - | Armour composed of overlapping rings of metal. |
| Axe - | The handaxe; made for throwing. |
| Bardiche - | Another polearm. More complicated than the halberd. |
| Dagger - | Obsidian throwing daggers. |
| Banded - | A shield of reasonable effectiveness. |
| Whip - | The feared weapon of those who practice serpentry. |
| Talons - | Steel talons to equip falcons with. |
| Morningstar - | An iron ball connected to a handle by a chain. |
| Scalemail - | Armour made of overlapping scales of metal and leather. |
| Warhammer - | A large bludgeoning weapon. |
| Rapier - | The weapon of the cultured urbanite. |
| Javelin - | Nothing hurts quite as much as being hit by a javelin. |
| Kite - | A large, protective shield. |
| Flail - | A wicked-looking variation on a morningstar. |
| Chainmail - | Armour made of interlocking rings of metal. |
| Trident - | Oftentimes the favourite weapon of gladiators. |
| Battleaxe - | Favoured weapon of the mountain dwarves. |
| Tower - | The largest and most cumbersome shield. |
| Splintmail - | Good armour made of strips of metal and leather. |
| Bastard - | The famous Delosian bastard swords. |
| Lance - | Weapon of the mounted knight. |
| Scimitar - | A very effective curved sword favoured in the south. |
| Fieldplate - | The most common, but still very good, form of platemail. |
| Broadsword - | A popular variation on the longsword. |
| Longsword - | The standard against which all is based. |
| Fullplate - | The most magnificent armour. See AB FORGING FULLPLATE |
