I noticed some more grammar errors than usual this update, so I took it upon myself to correct them.
Shrugging, you stow the card away in a pocket of your robes before beginning your search for an inn for the night, the stars bright in the clear skies above.
All of them bring their own benefits to the table and should never be seen as the only tool usable by an aspiring Adventurer. When it comes to weaponry more often than not one should choose based on how comfortable they feel using it.
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Swords. Commonly depicted as a knightly or kingly weapon that heavy armored warriors wield into to battle to cut down foes by the hundreds. As a weapon they are fairly simple to learn with the basic moves numbering two - thrust and slash. A sword is an excellent weapon for those with balanced physical abilities and has plenty of room for growth if trained correctly.
Gaalius Twin-Handed, renowned throughout the Kingdom for his ability to wield two blades like they were one.
Though, we do have enough GP for a reinforce wooden spear in the guild store. Just saying.
The reinforced wooden spear is a garbage waste of GP, it's only one step above what we could make ourselves by sharpening a long stick. We're about to leave the newb Rank after the Advancement Exam, which will give us access to the next tier of the Guild Store. If you really want to buy a spear, wait until then. (Unless we're willing to buy an Iron Spear from Gunnerson's Smithy, but that's one of the more expensive weapons at 5 Silver.)
Gunnerson's Smithy!
Weapons:
Iron Shortsword - 4 Silver, 50 Coppers
Iron Longsword - 9 Silver
Iron Greatsword - 15 Silver
Iron Dagger - 2 Silver, 50 Coppers
Iron Dirk - 4 Silver
Iron Throwing Knife - 1 Silver, 50 Coppers
Iron Short Spear - 2 Silver, 75 Coppers
Iron Spear - 5 Silver
Iron Hand-Axe - 3 Silver, 50 Coppers
Iron Throwing Axe - 2 Silver
Oak Shortbow - 3 Silver
Oak Longbow - 5 Silver
Iron Bodkin Arrows - 10 Coppers per Arrow
Iron Broadhead Arrows - 20 Coppers per Arrow
Shields:
Oaken Round Shield - 1 Silver, 15 Coppers
Iron Kite Shield - 2 Silver, 50 Coppers
Iron Tower Shield - 4 Silver, 50 Coppers
Armors:
Leather Armor - 3 Silver, 20 Coppers
Green-pelt Leather Armor - 7 Silver, 25 Coppers
Simple Iron Chainmail - 4 Silver, 45 Coppers
Iron Cuirass - 6 Silver, 40 Coppers
Full Iron Plate Armor - 12 Silver, 35 Coppers
I'm baffled as to why an Iron-headed spear is more expensive than a chain mail shirt.
Payment: 15 Coppers per pair of fangs, 7 GP per pair of fangs, 1 Rank Advancement Point for every four pair of fangs, 2 Experience per every pair of fangs
Description: Many farmers and travelers have reported the Green-pelt Wolf population have been restless in the forests nearby, this announcement has been posted to deal with the issue before it can get out of hand. All we need is the fangs for confirmation, the rest you may do with as you will.
Hmm, I wonder if we could get a significant discount on a set of Green-pelt Leather Armor if we bring the smithy enough of our own pelts to make it.
Spear pros/cons: easy to learn. Works with our shield. Doesn't work with our planned fighting style of staying well behind our minions.
Bow pros/cons: less easy to learn. Doesn't work with our shield. Does work with our planned fighting style. We know a legendary adventurer who might give us tips. Ammunition costs if we lose or break our arrows.
A lot of people seem to want to get into magic, which would give us a ranged option while still wielding a spear (or whatever) and shield (unless we need to use something like a staff to cast spells). While we don't know what the limitations of it are, and it probably has its own kind of "ammunition" to worry about, it probably wouldn't be a money issue like arrows would be. However, the reveal that a Legendary Archer is interested in us may prove to be a more overwhelming incentive than anything else...
Screw it, I'm fine with practicing Daggers for now just to get through the Exam, since it'll always be a useful backup no matter what, and we can continue debating our primary combat style later, especially after seeing what else is available at Porcelain. (Still wish some kind of blunt weapon was more viable beyond the club we made for proper pelt gathering but never actually used yet.)
[X] Copy from a book in the Library.
-[X] Look for and copy instructions on dagger training.
--[X] Then Go practice in the Guild Training Hall
---[X] Dagger techniques. Use Dominate writing on the copy of dagger training guide(if any) before starting
---[x] And evasion.
---[X] Would Velvet help as a sparring partner?
