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Mace, heavy
Blunt, Military, Ottoman, Central Asia, South Asia, Latin Europe
A heavy mace is essentially an iron (or bronze) club. Historically maces were a sign of high authority in numerous cultures, perhaps due to their effectiveness against armour. A kings scepter is essentially a fancy mace. Even a ‘heavy’ mace is not extremely heavy (usually 3-4 lbs), and is balanced for fighting, relying on hardness and density to cause injuries rather than sheer weight. Though not a nimble weapon, a mace can knock out or stun armoured opponents fairly easily. The compact mass of a mace makes it useful in defence as well as offence.
Steel mace, Ottoman, 16th Century
Steel mace, Austrian, 15th C
Name | Size | Reach | Speed | Defense | Base Damage | Attack Types | Primary Attack Types | Armor Pierce | Grapple | Hardness | HP |
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Mace, heavy | M | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1-10 | B | B | 0 | 0 | 12 | 20 |

