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Hammers have an average strength modifier, making them "sturdy".<br>
They have an average-to-low primary material density, meaning changing the material of the hammer will have somewhat of an effect on its weight. Hammers feature a shaft made of lightweight [[List of materials#Fir|fir wood.]]
The head of the hammer may be made of [[Bronze]], [[Iron]], [[Steel]], or more rarely [[Meteoric Steel]], [[Mithril]], [[Octiron]], [[Adamantine]] (broken only), and [[Ommel Tooth]].
Hammers are attached to [[Loricatus]].
Hammers have an average strength modifier, making them "sturdy".<br>
They have high primary material density, meaning changing the material of the mace will have a larger effect on its weight. Maces feature a shaft made of lightweight [[List of materials#Fir|fir wood.]]
The mace head may be made of [[Iron]], [[Steel]], or more rarely [[Meteoric Steel]], [[Mithril]], [[Adamantine]] (broken only), and [[Ommel Tooth]].
Maces are attached to [[Cruentus]].
War hammers have an average strength modifier, making them "sturdy".<br>
They have an average primary material density, meaning changing the material of the war hammer will have a noticeable effect on its weight. War hammers feature a shaft made of lightweight [[List of materials#Fir|fir wood.]]
The hammer head may be made of [[Copper]] and any other material a one-handed hammer may be made of.
War hammers are attached to [[Loricatus]].
* One-handed weapons require less strength and can put out more damage than the war hammer
* Although the war hammer is more accurate, the [[Axes|battle axe]] is a better option in all others aspects
* The majority of war hammers are made of either copper or bronze, making then useless in the long run.
=== Quarterstaff ===
