Weapon size

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Weapon size relates to the size of the weapon in comparison to that of the creature wielding it.

Contents 1 Size Restrictions 2 Ranged Weapon Restrictions 3 Weapon List by Size 4 Pre-release notes 5 See also

[edit] Size Restrictions

• A weapon three sizes larger than the character cannot be wielded.
• A weapon two sizes larger than the character can be wielded two-handed only with the monkey grip feat.
• A weapon one size larger than the character can be wielded two-handed normally or one-handed with the monkey grip feat.
• A weapon the same size as the character can either be wielded one-handed (with a shield or dual-wielding) or two-handed (nothing in the off-hand).
• A weapon at least one size smaller than the wielder must be wielded with one hand. It is also considered a light weapon, as are Unarmed strikes.

[edit] Ranged Weapon Restrictions

• Bows must be wielded two-handed, regardless of their size.
• Thrown weapons may not be dual-wielded, regardless of their size.

[edit] Weapon List by Size

Large Weapons

• Greatsword

• Greataxe

• Longbow, composite

• Warmace

• Halberd

• Falchion

• Scythe

• Longbow

• Spear

• Quarterstaff

Medium Weapons

• Bastard sword

• Crossbow, heavy

• Katana

• Dwarven waraxe

• Shortbow, composite

• Longsword

• Battleaxe

• Warhammer

• Flail

• Morningstar

• Rapier

• Scimitar

• Shortbow

• Club

• Throwing axe

Small Weapons

• Crossbow, light

• Shortsword

• Handaxe

• Kama

• Mace, light

• Sickle

• Light hammer

• Sling

• Dart

Tiny Weapons

• Kukri

• Dagger

• Shuriken

• Unarmed Strike

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[edit] Pre-release notes

• Obsidian has stated that the DnD 3.5 weapon size rules are not used in NWN2. "There are no 'small' longswords, for example. A gnome or halfling using a longsword must use it two-handed." [1]

[edit] See also

• NWNWiki:Weapon size