Weapon Construction - Revision history

Mikecraft: /* Weapon Construction & Armor Rules */

2025-11-20T03:01:15Z

Weapon Construction & Armor Rules

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	\|34’’		\|34’’
	\|46’’		\|46’’
	\|2		\|3
	\|-		\|-
	\|Spear		\|Spear
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	\|55”		\|55”
	\|2		\|3
	\|-		\|-
	\|Great Weapon		\|Great Weapon

Justin: Gun changes

2025-02-16T23:55:07Z

Gun changes

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	* Rifles:		* Rifles:
	** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.		** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.
	** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered.		** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered. Rifles are capped at 120fps.
	** Rifles may not be fired within 10ft of your target. You must go to voice call within this range.		** Rifles may not be fired within 10ft of your target. You must go to voice call within this range.
	** Rifles carry a base damage of 4 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].		** Rifles carry a base damage of 4 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].

Justin at 23:54, 16 February 2025

2025-02-16T23:54:05Z

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	* Pistols:		* Pistols:
	** Pistols are smaller blasters intended for one-handed shooting (although a disturbing number of them insist on two-handed priming actions). Semi-automatic flywheel blasters are permitted - this is an accessibility issue to help people with smaller hands or weaker thumbs play on the same field with people who can work hammer action pistols very quickly and comfortably). Again, you cannot fire more often than you can legibly call damage, even where the blaster will permit significantly higher rates of fire - this is both a balance and playability concern. Aside from flywheel pistols, the more common hammer-action and assorted slide-action spring-powered blasters are generally fine ~~where they do~~ not ~~exceed 120fps muzzle velocity~~.		** Pistols are smaller blasters intended for one-handed shooting (although a disturbing number of them insist on two-handed priming actions). Semi-automatic flywheel blasters are permitted - this is an accessibility issue to help people with smaller hands or weaker thumbs play on the same field with people who can work hammer action pistols very quickly and comfortably). Again, you cannot fire more often than you can legibly call damage, even where the blaster will permit significantly higher rates of fire - this is both a balance and playability concern. Aside from flywheel pistols, the more common hammer-action and assorted slide-action spring-powered blasters are generally fine.
			** Pistols that are 80fps or under may be used within 10ft and are not required to go to voice calls.
	** Pistols carry a base damage of 2 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].		** Pistols carry a base damage of 2 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].
	* Rifles:		* Rifles:
	** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.		** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.
	** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered.		** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered.
			** Rifles may not be fired within 10ft of your target. You must go to voice call within this range.
	** Rifles carry a base damage of 4 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].		** Rifles carry a base damage of 4 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].

Mikecraft: /* Weapon Construction& Armor Rules */

2025-02-15T03:20:27Z

Weapon Construction& Armor Rules

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	= Weapon Construction& Armor Rules =		= Weapon Construction & Armor Rules =
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\| rowspan="2" \|Weapon Type		\| rowspan="2" \|Weapon Type

Mikecraft at 02:49, 28 January 2025

2025-01-28T02:49:27Z

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	\|'''Max Area'''		\|'''Max Area'''
	\|'''Max Dimension'''		\|'''Max Dimension'''
	~~\|'''Max Radius'''~~
	\|'''Max Perimeter'''		\|'''Max Perimeter'''
			\|'''Max Radius (Round Shields Only)'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Small		\|Small
	\|320 sq		\|320 sq
	\|26		\|26
			\|72
	\|10		\|10
	~~\|72~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|520 sq		\|520 sq
	\|36		\|36
			\|93
	\|13		\|13
	~~\|93~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|Large		\|Large
	\|610 sq		\|610 sq
	\|40		\|40
			\|105
	\|14		\|14
	~~\|105~~
	\|}		\|}

Mikecraft at 15:41, 22 August 2024

2024-08-22T15:41:53Z

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	\|36’’		\|36’’
	\|54’’		\|54’’
	\|50% Weapon Length		\|65% Weapon Length
	\|50’’		\|50’’
	\|72’’		\|72’’
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	\|NA		\|NA
	\|6”		\|6”
			\|18"
	\|24”		\|24”
	~~\|18”~~
	\|3		\|3
	\|-		\|-

Mikecraft: /* Weapon Construction& Armor Rules */

2024-07-17T18:44:43Z

Weapon Construction& Armor Rules

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	\|36’’		\|36’’
	\|54’’		\|54’’
	\|30% Weapon Length		\|50% Weapon Length
	\|50’’		\|50’’
	\|72’’		\|72’’

Mikecraft: /* Weapon Construction& Armor Rules */

2024-07-15T21:00:48Z

Weapon Construction& Armor Rules

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	\|60”		\|60”
	\|2 @ 12” or 1 @ 15”		\|2 @ 12” or 1 @ 15”
	\|~~48”~~		\|54”
	\|~~60’’~~		\|72’
	\|2		\|2
	\|-		\|-

Justin: gun damage changes

2024-07-14T12:25:50Z

gun damage changes

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	* Pistols:		* Pistols:
	** Pistols are smaller blasters intended for one-handed shooting (although a disturbing number of them insist on two-handed priming actions). Semi-automatic flywheel blasters are permitted - this is an accessibility issue to help people with smaller hands or weaker thumbs play on the same field with people who can work hammer action pistols very quickly and comfortably). Again, you cannot fire more often than you can legibly call damage, even where the blaster will permit significantly higher rates of fire - this is both a balance and playability concern. Aside from flywheel pistols, the more common hammer-action and assorted slide-action spring-powered blasters are generally fine where they do not exceed 120fps muzzle velocity.		** Pistols are smaller blasters intended for one-handed shooting (although a disturbing number of them insist on two-handed priming actions). Semi-automatic flywheel blasters are permitted - this is an accessibility issue to help people with smaller hands or weaker thumbs play on the same field with people who can work hammer action pistols very quickly and comfortably). Again, you cannot fire more often than you can legibly call damage, even where the blaster will permit significantly higher rates of fire - this is both a balance and playability concern. Aside from flywheel pistols, the more common hammer-action and assorted slide-action spring-powered blasters are generally fine where they do not exceed 120fps muzzle velocity.
	** Pistols carry a base damage of 3 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].		** Pistols carry a base damage of 2 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].
	* Rifles:		* Rifles:
	** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.		** Rifles are by design two-handed weapons and treated as such for game purposes. We are well aware that you can, with a little practice, carry a lever-action rifle in each and prime them by rocking the rifle forward on the lever, and also aware that this produces no long-term desirable consequences. Accordingly, using a rifle involves both hands; you cannot use one with a Maimed arm, for example. Rifles are also not allowed flywheels, owing to the more forgiving nature of rifle configuration offering less advantage to strong thumbs or big hands.
	** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered.		** Rifles are restricted to semi-automatic (or slower) priming mechanisms, and must be either string- or spring-powered.
	** Rifles carry a base damage of 5 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].		** Rifles carry a base damage of 4 and their in-game construction is available under [[Engineering]].

	== Common Weapon Material ==		== Common Weapon Material ==

Royal: /* Weapon Construction& Armor Rules */

2024-07-11T16:27:38Z

Weapon Construction& Armor Rules

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	\|NA		\|NA
	\|NA		\|NA
	\|3		\|2
	\|-		\|-
	\|Gun: Rifle		\|Gun: Rifle
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	\|NA		\|NA
	\|NA		\|NA
	\|5		\|4
	\|}		\|}
	Weapons may be constructed from any materials previously approved for use. If you choose to use new materials, you must have them approved prior to construction. You may run the risk that the finished weapons will fail approval, due to those materials. Examples of properly constructed weapons will be available at any event.		Weapons may be constructed from any materials previously approved for use. If you choose to use new materials, you must have them approved prior to construction. You may run the risk that the finished weapons will fail approval, due to those materials. Examples of properly constructed weapons will be available at any event.