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They have an average primary material density, meaning changing the material of the axe will have a noticeable effect on its weight. Hand axes feature a shaft made of lightweight [[List of materials#Pine|pine wood.]]
They come in [[Copper]], [[Bronze]], [[Iron]], [[Steel]], and more rarely, [[Meteoric Steel]], [[Mithril]], [[Adamantine]](broken only), and [[Ommel Tooth]] variants
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Hand axes are attached to [[Loricatus]].
Battle axes have an adequate strength modifier, making them "rather sturdy" however their larger size makes them unwieldy and inaccurate.<br>
They have an average primary material density, meaning changing the material of the axe head will have a noticeable effect on its weight. Battle axes feature a shaft made of [[List of materials#Oak|oak wood.]]
They come in the same variants as an normal axe.
Battle axes are attached to [[Loricatus]].
Pick-axes have an adequate strength modifier, making them "rather sturdy".<br>
They have an average primary material density, meaning changing the material of the axe will have a noticeable effect on its weight. Pick-axes feature a shaft made of lightweight [[List of materials#Pine|fir wood.]]
They come in [[Copper]], [[Bronze]], [[Iron]], [[Steel]], and more rarely [[Meteoric Steel]], [[Mithril]] and [[Ommel Tooth]] variants
Pick-axes are attached to [[Loricatus]].
