Weapons: Difference between revisions

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! rowspan="4" | Ranged Weapons

| The most simple type of weapon in Vintage Story. Place the stone in your active hand and hold the right mouse button to aim. Releasing the mouse button throws the stone, causing 1 hp of blunt damage.

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|Just a grenade filled with angry bees. Place the beenade in your active hand and hold the right mouse button to aim. Releasing the mouse button throws the beenade, causing 0.5 hp of blunt damage and spawning a swarm of angry bees that make 0.25 hp of damage every hit.

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| Ranged weapon used for combat when combined with at least one arrow. Place the bow in your active hand and hold the right mouse button to tense it. Releasing the mouse button fires the arrow.

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| Both a melee and a ranged weapon. Place the spear in your active hand and hold the right mouse button to aim. Releasing the mouse button casts the weapon at a target.

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! rowspan="3" | Melee Weapons

| One of the earliest and simplest weapons. Place the weapon in your active hand and press or hold the left mouse button to strike a target.

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| Both a melee and a ranged weapon.  Place the weapon in your active hand and press or hold the left mouse button to strike a target.

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| A sword to fend off your enemies. Place the weapon in your active hand and press or hold the left mouse button to strike a target.

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! rowspan="2" | Tools as Weapons

| While not their primary purpose, some tools are also able to inflict a little bit of extra damage when swung against enemies, with how much damage they make is directly tied to their tier. Be careful, though, every hit will still count against its durability. Place the tool in your active hand and press or hold the left mouse button to strike a target.  

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| Particularly effective for blasting ores, but also for blasting dangers away. Place the bomb close to an enemy and light it with a torch or firestarter; don't get caught in the blast!.

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! rowspan="2" | Tier 0  

| {{Item List | item=Wood | icon=Grid_Oak_log | page=Trees}}

| rowspan="2" | Some weapons can be made from wood or metal scraps in an emergency or as first combat solutions in the early game. To get a scrap weapon, the player needs to craft a scrap weapon kit, which can be right clicked to receive either a random scrap weapon or scrap tool

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| {{Item List | item=Metal scraps | icon=metal-scraps | page=Metal scraps}}

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! Tier 1

| {{Item List | item=Stones | icon=flint | page=Stone}}

| Stone weapons are made by knapping. Only certain types of stone allow for knapping, though, meaning only granite, andesite, basalt, peridotite, obsidian, chert, or flint can be used to make weapons.

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! rowspan="3" | Tier 2  

| {{Item List | item=Copper | icon=Ingot-copper | page=Copper}}

| rowspan="3" | Copper weapons can be made by either casting or smithing, offering better durability and attack power. Weapons can also be crafted from the rare base metals gold and silver

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| {{Item List | item=Gold | icon=Ingot-gold | page=Gold}}

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| {{Item List | item=Silver | icon=Ingot-silver | page=Silver}}

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! rowspan="3" | Tier 3  

| {{Item List | item=Tin Bronze | icon=Ingot-tin | page=Tin bronze}}

| rowspan="3" | Bronze alloy weapons can be made by [[casting]] or [[smithing]], offering better durability and attack power.

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| {{Item List | item=Bismuth Bronze | icon=Ingot-bismuth | page=Bismuth bronze}}

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| {{Item List | item=Black Bronze | icon=Ingot-blackbronze | page=Black bronze}}

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! rowspan="2" | Tier 4  

| {{Item List | item=Iron | icon=Ingot-iron | page=iron}}

| rowspan="2" |Iron weapons can only be made by smithing. Only the Longblade and Arrowhead are available as iron weapons.

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| {{Item List | item=Meteoric Iron | icon=Ingot-meteoriciron| page=Metal}}

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! Tier 5  

| {{Item List | item=Steel| icon=Ingot-steel| page=Steel_Making}}

| Steel weapons can only be made by smithing. Only the Longblade and Arrowhead are available as steal weapons.

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