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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwinBahamut" data-source="post: 5837605" data-attributes="member: 32536">I'd like a fair degree of uniqueness and potency to equipment. Weapons should have a big effect on the game, and should not just be a simple line of description. They need to be interesting and unique. Let me think of an example on how I'd do that...Let's try this:Weapon Category: BowsLongbow - 1d8 damage, two-handed, +2 accuracy, type based on ammoShortbow - 1d6 damage, hand-and-half, +2 accuracy, type based on ammoArrow types: Normal Arrow (piercing), Jagged Arrow (slashing), Burning Arrow (fire)Proficiency Techniques:Basic - Quick Shot (Standard)You draw and fire a single arrow at the opponent. Unlike other ranged attacks, it does not provoke opportunity attacks.Advanced - High Angle Shot (Standard)You shoot an arrow along a high arc that let's it travel a great distance. Ignores some cover and can be fired at twice normal range. Can't be used indoors.Expert - Multishot (Standard)You shoot three arrows at once without the benefit of your accuracy bonus. You may shoot all three at a single foe or aim each at a different foe, as long as each is no more than 10 feet from another.Master - Rain of Arrows (Standard + Move)You unleash a barrage of arrows into the sky that fall like rain, skewering many foes. Make an arrow attack against everyone in a 3 x 3 square area.This presentation is a bit incomplete, but it gets the idea across.</blockquote>