Weapons are divided into simple and martial weapon categories, then further into individual weapon groups, which are either ranged or melee weapon types.

Melee weapons scale with strength by default, and can scale with dexterity if they are agile.

Ranged weapons scale with dexterity.

Thrown weapons can scale with either dexterity or strength.

When wielding two weapons, you can make an extra attack as a bonus action when performing an attack against a target. By default, it must be made against the same target. The offhand attack has disadvantage unless the weapon has the light property.

You cannot perform maneuvers or apply your ability score bonus with weapons you are not proficient with.

A maneuver can be done either in place of, during, or after an attack. Performing a maneuver, by default, requires that the character spend a bonus action or a rest dice on top of the regular action they are performing to make an attack. 

General weapon properties ( ⁑ ):

• Agile - The weapon can scale with dexterity instead of strength.

• light - The weapon can be wielded in the offhand effectively.

• Two-handed - The weapon requires two hands to wield properly.

• Versatile - When wielded in two hands, the base damage dice of the weapon is changed to the dice given.

• Reach I/II/III- This weapon increases its melee reach by 5/10/15 ft.

• Free hand - This weapon allows use of hands if proficient, without incuring penalties.

• Thrown - This weapon can be thrown as a ranged attack with the range given. If agile, the attack can use dexterity.

Attack maneuvers ( † ):

• Breach - make an attack with disadvantage. The target cannot attempt to block it if it lands.

• Chop - make an attack, which has it's crit range expanded by 1.

• Cleave - instead of a single target attack, make an attack with disadvantage against two adjacent targets within range. The attack is compared to all targets AC and deals damage to each target.

• Crush - replace an attack with a dexterity save or block check, landing immediately on either failure.

• Double-strike - after an attack lands, you can perform another attck with the weapon against the same target. The second attack cannot trigger further double-strikes.

• Double-down - after an attack lands and is not blocked, force the target to make a strength save, taking the damage again on a failure.

• Duel-strike - you can perform an attack with the weapon as a bonus action so long as you have not moved since the start of your turn.

• Heft - make an attack, adding a bonus to damage and block DC equal to your carried bulk, as well as a +1 bonus to both per size difference between you and the target.

• Lunge - move 5ft towards the target when making the attack, increasing damage dealt by 1 dice size on a hit. Requires space between you and target.

• Overpower - grant the attack extra damage as indicated next to the ability.

• Pummel - make an attack which causes the target to become dazed(no bonus actions) for 1 round if not blocked. 

• Slash - move 5ft allongside the target(not away from them) and make an attack which has its damage increased by 1 dice size category. Requires adjacent space to move into. 

• Stab - make an attack against a target. The target has disadvantage on the block check if they are not wielding a shield.

• Spike - make an attack require an additional instance of block to negate.

• Redirect - after an attack misses or is blocked, you can retry it against another target by spending a bonus action.

• Rend - make an attack and apply the bleed condition to the target if the attack is not blocked.

• Ram - make an attack. The attack has +1 bonus to damage and block DC per 5ft traveled since either the start of your turn, or the last attack you made.

• Reap - make an attack with disadvantage against up to 3 adjacent targets that are more than 5ft away. The attack is compared to all targets AC and deals damage to each target. Requires a weapon with more than 5ft reach.

• Swift - you can perform an attack with the weapon as a bonus action. For versatile weapons, requires wielding it with both hands.

• Swing - make an attack at disadvantage, the target has disadvantage on the block check. If either of your attack rolls is a natural 20, or if the target rolls a natural 1 on their block check, the attack is a critical hit.

• Strikethrough - Instead of attacking, you can force creatures in an outgoing ray equal to your weapons reach to make a dexterity save, striking all creatures that failed the save, and critically striking creatures that critically failed the save.

• Thrust - make an attack with a -1 penalty against a target creature. The target has disadvantage on the block check. If the block check results on a natural 1, the attack critically strikes.

• Wild swings - instead of a single attack, perform two attacks with disadvantage, or three if wielding two weapons with the property.

Tactical maneuvers ( ᐁ ):

• Clutch - on a critical failure, you can spend a bonus action to reattempt an attack with the weapon, if possible.

• Disarm - instead of an attack, attempt to disarm the target. Make a contested sleight of hand or weapon check vs the targets athletics or acrobatics check. On a success, the target drops a held item.

• Expose - instead of an attack, attempt to expose the target. The target must make a dexterity or strength save vs the weapon block DC. On a failure, the next attack against the target until the end of your next turn has advantage.

• Hook - after an unblocked attack, move the target 5ft in your direction. If you are smaller than the target, you may choose to instead initiate a grapple attempt on the target.

• Shove - instead of an attack, attempt to shove the target with the weapon. Make a contested athletics check vs the targets athletics or acrobatics check. On a success, the target is pushed back 5ft.

• Swap - instead of an attack, make a contested athletics or acrobatics check vs the targets athletics or acrobatics check. On a success, swap spaces with the target. This movement does not provoke reactions.

• Stun - gain disadvantage on the attack, and if not blocked, the target must also make a constitution save vs the block DC. On a failure, the target is stunned for 1 round.

• Sidestep - After a missed or blocked attack, you may move 5ft without provoking a reaction from the target.

• Trip - instead of an attack, attempt to trip the target. The target must make a dexterity or strength save vs the block DC. On a failure, the target becomes prone.

• Windup - The weapon can be spun or manipulated to maintain momentum, gaining stacks of windup as an action or bonus action, up to amaximum of your highest physical attribute. All windup is lost on the first attack with the weapon, losing or switching from the weapon, or uppon not using the windup maneuver on your turn. When attacking, the weapon gains a +1 bonus to block DC and a +1d3 bonus to damage per instance of windup.

Crit properties ( ✶ ):

• Stun - On an unblocked critical hit, the target is stunned for 1 round.

• Bleed - On an unblocked critical hit, apply the bleed condition to the target.

• Lethal - The crit multiplier is increased by 1.

• Brutal - The crit range is increased by 1.

• Rip - On a critical strike, you can rip the weapon out of the target as a bonus action, dealing its base weapon damage again and counting as a hit.

• Takedown - On an unblocked critical hit, the target is knocked prone.

• Follow-up - Gain an extra attack on a critical strike. This can only occur once per turn.

• Shield-breaker - Critical strikes from this weapon require an extra instance of block to negate.

Ranged properties ( ➹ ):

• Arc - This weapon can ignore half-cover.

• Reload I - Once this weapon is fired, it must be reloaded as a bonus action.

• Reload II - Once this weapon is fired, it must be reloaded as a bonus action and move action.

• Reload III - Once this weapon is fired, it must be reloaded as an action, bonus action, and move action.

• Reload IV - Once this weapon is fired, it must be reloaded as a full round action. 

• Cartridge - The weapon can contain a number of bolts, which must be replaced as a full round action once emptied.

• Launcher - This weapon can be used to fire sling projectiles, flasks, bombs, and similar ammunition.

• Overdraw - This weapon can be overdrawn as a bonus action, granting it disadvantage but applying your strength bonus to the attack and damage, as well as the block DC.
  
  

Misc. Weapon properties( ‽ ):

• All-in - You can make 1 attack with the weapon as a free action, once on your turn, while grappling the target.

• Tool - non-combat skill or attribute checks made with the weapon gain a +1 bonus. 

• Effort - The weapon can scale with constitution or strength

• Ignite - The weapon can be ignited as an action, burning for the next half hour, providing a dim light, and also applying extra fire damage to attacks.

• Free-hand - The weapon permits use of the hand to still latch on to other objects, wield other weapons, or handle items or tools. This imposes a -1 penalty to the associated attacks and skill rolls though. 

• Inaccurate - This weapons attacks incur disadvantage if you have moved since the start of your turn.

• Wide-swing - This weapons attacks deal extra damage at the highest range increment.

• Unwieldy - This weapon treats a natural 2 as a critical failure.

• Flat-sided - This weapon can be used to deal bludgeoning damage instead of its normal damage.

• Serrated 1dX - When this weapon lands an unblocked hit, roll a 1dX chance dice. On X, it applies bleed to the target.