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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Doombybbr" data-source="post: 5680563" data-attributes="member: 6673412">yes you will have to give each weapon type a modified weapon size based on that (also based on the price) as a unique blade may have a weapon size intended for small characters to weild in one hand but it may have a damage value similar to that which a normal sized character can weild in TWO hands so here is a revision.the format is:character sizeweapon sizeEXPECTED damageone handed______small________normal________large_________hugesmall1 small2 normal1 normal2 large1__large2 huge1__huge21d4 -> 1d6 -> 1d8 -> 1d10 -> 1d12 -> 2d6 -> 2d8 -> 2d10 ->(after this you must decide if it comes up) two handed_______small___________normal________large___________hugenormal1 normal2__large1__large2__huge1_huge2__massive1__1d8 -> 1d10 -> 1d12 -> 2d6 -> 2d8 -> 2d10 -> 2d12 ->(after this you must decide if it comes up)please note that all weapons should cost a similar price eg. 20 GP to make up for the fact that someone may get a longsword sized dagger for cheaper then the longsword(and maybe you should make a price table based on weapon size instead of the prices the weapons have in the players guide)however i think the number of weapon types should be lowered a bit as many are very similar stats with a different cost, instead here is my idea for the weapon types(i only incuded extra weapons if they DON'T have similar stats). and weapon proficiencies apply for sub types of weapons note on subtypes their values replace the normal values. and thrown weapons of the blade type have heavy or light thrown depending on if it is a light blade.maces:usually +2 prof, 1d6, small2, price similar to small2subtype club: normal statssubtype metal mace: high crit, price similar to normal1Blades(whether it is light or heavy depends on my previoustly stated rules)usually +2 prof, 1d6, small2, price similar to small2subtype precise blade: prof +3 cost in between small2 and normal1subtype deadly blade: high crit cost similar to normal1subtype awesome blade: prof +3, high crit,subtype normal blade: normal statssubtype thrown blade: has thrown property, cost in between small2 and normal1subtype glaive:is ALSO a polarm, reach propertie, normal1, cost is similar to normal1subtype awesome glaive: has the bonuses of a glaive and awesome blade combined but is normal2 and normal2 cost.spears:prof +2, reach property, heavy thrown until it loses 2 weapon sizes ,1d8, normal2, costs similar to normal2subtype normal spear: normal statssubtype long spear: availably when weilding two handed-it is now also a polearm(when weilding twohanded you decide if it is a normal spear or long spear).Axes:prof+2, 1d8, high crit,normal1, cost similar to normal1subtype normal axe: normal statssubtype polearm axe:also a polearm, reach property,normal2, cost is normal2subtype throwm axe: light thrown at small2 and below, heavy thrown at normal1 and above, normal2, cost is normal2.hammers: there is nothing special about these so i left them out.flails: there is nothing special about theseas for ranged weapons these may have upgraded versions that instead of being weilded based on weapon size are weilded based on dex or proficiencies or both.</blockquote>

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