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The Cuman riding bows are one of the lighter bows, easy to handle even from the horse’s saddle. Their strength comes from the layering of different materials similar to better crossbows. This piece is exceptionally well crafted and therefore slightly stronger than normal.

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A homemade weak bow made of hazel wood. It’s not very strong or accurate, but it’ll do for a rabbit or a fox.

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A footpad’s bow is shrouded in mystery, but there is no doubt that it is intended for hunting villagers and less well-equipped merchants.

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A handgonne is a firearm that uses gunpowder to shoot small pieces of metal or stone. A thick metal barrel with a handle is attached to a wooden stock, similar to a spear, for example. Fire through the powder stopper detonates the main charge in the barrel and shoots the projectile out. It is fired by a lit cord, a red-hot iron wire or in a worst case scenario, a burning stick. This handgonne has a barrel forged from iron and is therefore less durable than those cast from bronze. Any living being hit with this weapon is sure to no longer be living.

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A beautifully decorated and masterfully made crossbow for the traditional popinjay competition. Everyone would love to have one, but this one is mine now.

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A homemade stronger bow made of elm. Elm wood is flexible and hard to split, so it is excellent for making very precise bows.

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A well-made war crossbow. Its folded arms give it such strength that even with a lever called a Goat’s leg, it is difficult to draw quickly. This crossbow is found in abundance on the battlefield, though it will not penetrate good plate armour. Anything else, however, it can penetrate like nothing.

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A war crossbow made by a true master, beautifully inlaid with bone and polished wood. This beauty may not look like it belongs in combat, but it can pierce chainmail armour as well as weaker plate armour. She stretches herself with an iron contraption called a Goat’s foot, because no one can stretch her strong shoulders with their bare hands.

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The heavy siege crossbow is used for shooting soldiers defending castle walls. The strong iron limbs have a considerable draw weight, therefore a hand crank must be used to load it. A bolt fired from this weapon can easily tear through plate armour.

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A longbow made of young hazel wood. While it may not be the strongest longbow, but it can still handle small game or the occasional cheeky bandit.

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A beautiful hunting bow, given to me by Hans Capon as thanks for rescuing him from captivity at Maleshov fortress.

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An old, homemade lightweight crossbow that is long past its prime. Its arms are made from a simple piece of wood. therefore it has little power, but it can be drawn with the bare hand. It reloads quickly, but is more suited to hunting small game and scaring off poachers and vagrants.

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A long strong bow made of ashen wood. It has a decent range and thanks to its draw speed it is suited very well for fighting.

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Cuman riding bows are one of the lighter bows, easy to handle even from the horse’s saddle. Their strength comes from the layering of different materials similar to better crossbows. This bow has been through a lot, it’s weaker, and you can hear it creaking. It can still deliver a killing blow, or at least one that hurts.

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The faithful companion of Captain Gnarly.

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The hook gun is a much more massive weapon than the handgonne. The barrel is fitted with a hook on the underside, which serves to wedge the weapon behind an obstacle and limit recoil when fired. This particular piece is cast from bronze by a master gunsmith, therefore can be fired repeatedly without breaking.

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The crossbow that was to bring Pasha invincibility and God’s favour. Unfortunately, it failed.

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An tastefully decorated light crossbow that can be drawn with bare hands. It would be a shame to hunt with such a beautiful weapon!

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Hunting bows are supposed to be strong enough to bring down larger game. This bow is made of yew, and besides an inattentive deer, it can also torment many a trapper, if he is not wearing an iron skin.

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A long strong bow made of elm. It can hardly be compared to the famous English longbows, but it can still do a lot of damage both in the woods and on the (war) fields.

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An old war crossbow. It has considerable strength, so its arms must be cocked by means of an iron lever called the Goat’s Foot. Worn and repaired several times, but still guaranteed to take down many enemies without proper armour.

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Hunting bows are supposed to be strong enough to bring down larger game. This bow is made of elm, but it is still a bit stiffer than it should be. It’s almost as if it was made to hunt two-legged vermin.

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A well-crafted lightweight crossbow. Its draw weight is adapted for hunting big game, but it could still be drawn with one’s bare hands. Hunting poachers with it is not recommended, but it will do the job in a pinch.

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The finest hunting bow you can get your hands on. It’s strength and accuracy makes it perfect for hunting big game.

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Hunting bows are supposed to be strong enough to bring down larger game. This bow is made of dogwood and is therefore one of the weaker hunting weapons.

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A hand cannon, unlike a pistole, is a much more massive weapon. The barrel is fitted with a hook on the underside, which serves to wedge the weapon behind an obstacle and limit recoil when fired. This piece has a barrel made of wrought iron and therefore does not last as long as guns cast in bronze. It is therefore recommended to shoot with a smaller powder charge. Up close, this gun cracks knights in metal like thrushes smash snails on a rock.

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A homemade weaker bow made of dogwood. It’s a little stronger than a hazel bow, but that’s about it. It’ll do for poaching small game, though.

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A bow I found in an abandoned poacher’s hideout.

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Cuman riding bows are one of the lighter bows, easy to handle even from the horse’s saddle. Their strength comes from the layering of different materials similar to better crossbows. This piece is well made and will certainly serve well.

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Very nice bow. It was the first and last thing Ranyek won in the dice.

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A handgonne is a firearm that uses gunpowder to shoot small pieces of metal or stone. A thick metal barrel with a handle is attached to a wooden stock, similar to a spear, for example. Fire through the powder stopper detonates the main charge in the barrel and shoots the projectile out. It is fired by a lit cord, a red-hot iron wire or in a worst case scenario, a burning stick. This handgonne has a barrel forged from iron and is therefore less durable than those cast from bronze. Any living being hit with this weapon is sure to no longer be living.

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A heavy siege crossbow is mainly used for shooting defenders on the walls. The strong steel arms have a considerable tension and therefore a hand pulley is used to cock it. In addition, the body has been reinforced with steel to make its shot truly lethal. You just can’t get a stronger ranged weapon.

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Hunting bows are supposed to be strong enough to bring down larger game. This bow is made of ashen wood and is therefore one of the stronger hunting weapons that are still easy to handle. Most experienced gamekeepers and poachers will rely on it.

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Cuman riding bows are one of the lighter bows, easy to handle even from the horse’s saddle. Their strength comes from the layering of different materials similar to better crossbows. This bow is a true masterpiece worthy of a famous Cuman chief.

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