House Rules: Farmer's weapons

by CarlVMWebr@aol.com

  Frying pan = mace -30

  Rolling pin = club -40

  kitchen knife = dagger -10 >>

 

Here is what Ithink would be consitent with Arms Law.

cast Iron Frying pan  -  mace  -5 

Rolling pin                -   club  +0

Parring or steak knife-  dagger -10

French knife              -  dagger +5

Meat Cleaver            -   Falchion -20

wooden Serving spoon-   mace -40

various glasses         - brawling or RM2 small bash atack if fail breakage then

                                  add an extra slash critcal of one

additional severity

Cutting board            - acts as a small shield and a medium bash atack -15

                                  Throwing range -5/-15/-50

Medium Iron kettle with a handle  - morning star +10  double fumble plus +20 to 

                                    fumble roll -20 to any balancing maneuvers 

                                                     all criticals are Krush

Small Iron kettle (coffe maker, tea kettle, coal carrier)

                                - morning star -5   all criticals are Krush

Pizza Dough              -  medium Grapple attack +5 instead of extra hits for 

                                   criticals make the extra hits a culumitive minus for fine

                                   manipulation doesn't hold grasp unless the dough also 

                                   works as glue (yuck chewy pizza that sticks to your 

                                   mouth) if critcal indicates chest, head or neck treat as

                                   Pizza in the eyes or suffication (-40 to do stuff or 5 

                                   hits/rnd  and 8 exaustion points per round)

Poker                       -  javilin with +5 to disarm others and +5 to normal shield 

                                   bonus

Also things heated        soups, hot kettles, pokers, and coals might do a heat 

                                   critical, maybe an A for just boiled and a B for red metal.

Long live the Cook!