Weapons

When push comes to shove, you want your push to be bigger than the enemy’s shove. That’s where weapons come in handy. In your battles, you want the edge… or the blunt force hammer… or the pokiest arrow. Grab your battle gear and fight!

A General Menu of All Kinds o’ Weapons

This menu gives a bunch of weapons from all sorts of genres and from all over the world. Crossing time, space, cultures, and technologies is a good way to get the creative juices flowing. Lucas put a sword together with a light bulb and created one of the most iconic weapons in entertainment history. What can you come up with?

For more focused and specific ideas, follow some links:

  • sword, short sword, longsword, bastard sword, headsman’s sword, broad sword, kris, rapier, falchion, foil, sabre, cutlass, falcata, kopis, yataghan, gladius, claymore, great sword, back sword,
  • bow & arrow, longbow, short bow, composite bow, recurve bow,
  • crossbow and bolt, crossbow gun, hand crossbow,
  • shield (for bashing, could have spikes or sharp edges, you know)
  • brass knuckles, fist, energy fist, 
  • saw blade, serrated blade, jagged edge, 
  • billy club, stick, fence post, cudgel, tree branch, dismembered lower leg, 
  • trident, pitchfork, fork, branched pole, hook, barbed pole, spiked staff, 
  • knife, bowie-knife, dagger, stiletto (not the shoe), sgian-dubh, bayonet, tickler, roundel, cinquedea, clasp knife, tanto, push dagger, dirk, parrying dagger, trident dagger, main gauche,
  • flail, nunchuks, pole flail, ball and chain flail, morningstar flail, two-handed infantry flail,
  • grenade launcher, petrol bomb
  • hand axe, pick axe, battle axe, great axe, pole axe, 
  • morning star, spiked club
  • mace, flanged mace, knobbed mace, smooth mace, scepter,
  • pole-arm, halberd, poleaxe, guisarme, bill, glaive, spear, pike, awl pike, 
  • stone, rock, boulder, frozen perogy, 
  • steel-toed boot, foot spikes, spurs, stiletto (the shoe)
  • throwing knife, throwing ax, tomahawk, shuriken, throwing star, 
  • piano dropped from a very tall building
  • wham pole, energy staff, 
  • broken glass, shards, pieces, bits, 
  • burning rod, branding iron, heated metal pieces, 
  • metal pipe, club, crowbar, golf club, bat,
  • electro-prod, cattle prod, tazer, 
  • meat cleaver, butcher knife, chopping knife, chef’s knife, 
  • lasso, whip, lariat, bola, net, weighted chain, rope, cat-o-nine-tails, leather flail, chabouk, horse whip, belt,
  • blow torch, flame thrower, torch
  • lance, long spear, 
  • dart gun, blowgun, darts, nail gun, scatter shot, 
  • hook, man-catcher, loop pole, 
  • light sword, electric sword, energy blade,
  • chiseled rock, obsidian, hard gourd,
  • six-shooter, handgun, revolver, pistol, 
  • pump shotgun, rifle, musket, blunderbuss, flintlock, 
  • assault rifle, machine gun, M-16, AK-47, Uzi, submachine gun,
  • falconet, cannon, artillery, heavy artillery, A-bomb, mortar,
  • spear, spear thrower, javelin, 
  • dentist tools, ice pick, spike, needle, 
  • staff, pole, walking stick, cane, quarterstaff, 
  • boomerang, yo-yo, bola, 
  • exploding cigar
  • hidden blade, concealed spike cane, retractable elbow blade, 
  • sling, staff sling, 
  • switchblade, razor-edge, butterfly knife (or a “butterfly butterknife” for less nefarious purposes), 
  • beam visor
  • caltrops, spikes, landmine, pit trap, anti-personnel mine, trip wire,
  • grenade, explosives, C-4, dynamite, TNT, 
  • chisel, hammer, pliers, crowbar, screwdriver (what the heck… bring the whole tool box), duct tape, 
  • ball and chain, chains, shackles, 
  • board, chunk of lumber, 
  • B.B. gun, pellet gun, pea shooter, 
  • gattling gun
  • hand cannon
  • staple gun
  • intercontinental ballistic missile, air-air missile, heavy rocket, bazooka, light autocannon, antimatter transformer, pocket nuke,
  • chainsaw (and anything else you can juggle)
  • katana, 
  • scythe
  • grapple staff
  • paired daggers
  • claw hammer, spiked mallet, warhammer, 
  • glowing rapier
  • directional flame cone
  • pointed stick
  • sniper rifle
  • energy ball
  • rail gun
  • cannon balls, langrage, buck shot, scatter shot,
  • burland
  • cross hilt
  • fire thrower
  • flamberge
  • sting beam
  • spear gun
  • scalpel
  • knout
  • steel-edge hockey stick
  • ninjato
  • thorned net
  • matter-energy converter, neutron ray, plasma ray, selective molecular destabilizer, ionic blaster, atomic scrambler, sense disrupter, paralysis beam, particle accelerator, thought interrupter, cyber-disrupter
  • laser, blaster, laserblaster, laser rifle, pump-action blaster, blaster pistol, blaster rifle, energy gun, phaser, zapper, freeze ray, surge cannon, pulse rifle, laser cannon,
  • disintigrator, sonic disruptor,
  • sword block
  • padded staff, wooden sword, practice sword, 
  • mallet
  • squib
  • dirk
  • balanced knife
  • studded club
  • hypnoblaster
  • spontoon
  • force cannon
  • hand rocket
  • release
  • anti-tank missile launcher
  • machete
  • safety switch
  • single-hand sword
  • hand & a half sword
  • blade
  • stun gun
  • dagger
  • chains
  • torpedo
  • pike
  • scimitar
  • assault rifle
  • semi-automatic
  • cudgel
  • vibrosword, energy whip, 
  • poison gas
  • pole axe
  • pole mace
  • bludgeon
  • maul
  • shock staff
  • boot-knife
  • garrote
  • broad axe
  • pain clamp
  • gig
  • poniard
  • gaff
  • incendiary rocket
  • lariat
  • fusil
  • baton
  • barrel
  • tripod
  • catch
  • retractor
  • bullet
  • basket hilt, curved blade, ribbon hilt, rhyming blade, 
  • basilard
  • ballock knife, Burgundian dagger, dudgeon dagger, heraldic dagger, eared dagger, triple blade, shiavona dagger
  • lochaber axe
  • sword breaker
  • pole arm
  • main gauche
  • daito
  • straight sword
  • heat seeker
  • auto-fist,  projected arm,
  • transogieger
  • land mine
  • water cannon
  • wakizashi
  • implosion pistol, dimensional transporter
  • flame thrower
  • sickle
  • glow sword, back sword
  • light field mortar
  • spike ball
  • frag grenade
  • anti-aircraft cannon, tracking rocket
  • spider gun, wand of wasps (known as Stinger), ray of rats,

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