This is an incredibly long spear over 10 feet long. Its great length makes it a more difficult weapon to wield than the simpler spear, and also incredibly unwieldy in close range. So long as an enemy is kept at bay, however, a pikeman has an enormous advantage.

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A wood carved cane with a hooked handle.

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A Katar is a short punching sword. It is used to make swift and quick attacks. It is notable for its horizontal hand grip, which results in the blade of the sword sitting above the user's knuckles. Because of the design of the blades and how they are unique way to fight they complement a monk’s combat style.

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A daggerlance is a thin bladed dagger like a needle. With the smallest amount of effort these weapons can pierce flesh and impale themselves into a body. Daggerlances are considered a light throwing weapon and are easily concealed with a +2 bonus to Sleight of Hand checks.

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A weapon originating from the Forest Elves, a blade chain is a long chain about 10-12 feet long at one end is a circle or crescent blade, a warrior takes the chain and swings it allowing it to reach and sweep an area around the wielder.

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The Shadow Elves are mastered sword smiths and have mastered the practice of making the finest katanas, they are light and deadly. Compromised of a long metal blade of about 3 feet, slightly curved, and razor sharp. Though a two-handed weapon Weapon Finese can be used to apply dexterity modifier instead of a strength. Katanas may be used as one-handed weapon but to do so you want take a -2 on attack rolls and their damage is reduced by one size category.

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This weapon was designed by a martial branch of arcanists. It uses a 'U' shaped electrified mithril rail inside of a glass tube, which is in turn encased in adamantium. When the weapon is fired, the round completes an electrical circuit, which forces it out of the open end of the tube. The weapon looks like an armless heavy crossbow with the aforementioned tube perched where the bolt would ordinarily sit.

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This is a slightly thicker than normal staff, that is hollow on one end. A light crossbow bolt is put into it and the staff is compressed, causing the powerful spring inside to coil. With a twist, the bolt is fired.

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When the request came in to design a  firearm with the ability to stop a charge the Academic Court's answer  was to commission master gun-smiths to craft a weapon that sent a spray  of small led balls at an  opponent. The Espingole was the result. Rugged  and deadly, there is nothing else like it on the battlefield. It is  capable of spraying a 20ft cone with small balls of led called “shot”. Keep  in mind, a cone-shaped effect shoots away from you in a quartercircle  in the direction you designate. It starts from any corner of your square  and widens out as it goes. These type of shots don't go around  corners.) Espingole is capable of firing a wide verity of ammunition-  even improvised ammunition in a pinch. Silverware, gravel, stones,  bones, whatever is at hand can be fired from an Espingole in a tight  situation. Doing so uses the “Shot, Improvised” profile and the backfire  chance is increased by 5 (If maintained it will backfire on a 6 or  higher).

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Designed to be fired once and switched out for another (or used as a  club) the Pistolet is the favored firearm of officers. While not as  powerful as the Mousquet it has earned it's place in the heart of  officers and pirates alike for it's “use it and loose it” role. Many  combatants will enter combat strapped with several loaded Pistolets and  fire them only to disregard them when they are spent. Designed as a  companion to the Mousquet- the Academic Court has approved them for both  military and civilian use when properly trained. A Pistolet may be  wielded in one hand with a -4 penalty.

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