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SLICING & PIERCING WEAPONS
One of the most common classes of weapons, many items can be used to slice or pierce and enemy. All weapons in this category must either be able to stab into an enemy or be able to slice through their flesh. Many of these weapons can also be used as ranged weapons. Durability of these weapons varies based on the condition it is found in, all durability stats are applied to a weapon randomly when it is generated. Stars listed under each of the weapons denote said weapons rarity. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Item Name	Information
Ax **	Axes come in many forms and sizes, but the general idea is the same, a large heavy blade at the end for chopping, damage varies based on size.
Broken Glass *	Whether it’s a shard from a window or a broken bottle, a sharp piece of glass can be a very dangerous weapon. Base Damage: 1d4
Butcher Knife *	A very large sharp knife used to butcher meat (hence the name) a butcher knife can be a very good weapon in a pinch. Base Damage: 1d8
Chain Saw ***	Requiring gasoline to use, a chainsaw is the kind of weapon that will do some massive damage, to just about anything. Base Damage: 1d12
Chisel **	A small, usually iron or steel tool used to remove paint, etc. A Chisel while not large can still do some damage as a piercing weapon. Base Damage: 1d4
Clever ****	Used to break down very tough meat and bones, the Clever is a heavy weapon that can do some very major damage. Base Damage: 1d10
Cork Screw **	Though very small and not really built to be used as a weapon, A cork screw could do some damage if used correctly. Base Damage: 1d4
Fork *	Another very basic item not meant to be used as a weapon, but in a time of need could cause some minor damage. Base Damage: 1d2
Hand Saw **	If used in a slicing motion a basic hand saw can cut through flesh, but would require a lot of force for bone. Base Damage: 1d6
Ice Pick **	Though intended to just break up ice, the nature of this usually steel implement makes for a great stabbing weapon. Base Damage: 1d6
Katana *****	Collected by many, this Japanese blade is regarded by many to be the perfect slicing and stabbing weapon. Base Damage: 1d12
Machete ****	Intended for hacking through densely forested jungle, a Machete is just as good at hacking through flesh and bone. Base Damage: 1d10
Pen/Pencil *	A pair of very common items for writing and not much good as a weapon, but in a tense situation could be useful. Base Damage: 1d2
Pocket Knife **	Usually very short blades that aren’t very useful for slicing, however as a stabbing weapon are decent enough. Base Damage: 1d6
Power Drill **	Requires electricity or batteries to use, could doe some minor damage as a piercing weapon, not much. Base Damage: 1d4
Power Saw ***	Requires electricity or batteries to use, like a chainsaw can cause some major carnage, though hard to wield. Base Damage: 1d10
Razor Blade *	Small and extremely sharp these are better used outside of combat but could cause some major damage if used right. Base Damage: 1d4
Sai *****	Another popular Japanese collectors weapon, most would find them hard to wield in combat, used best for defense. Base Damage: 1d6
Scissors *	Another common item that is best served out of combat, could be used as a effective stabbing weapon if needed. Base Damage: 1d4
Screw Driver *	Similar in shape to an Ice Pick though less effective as a combat weapon due to the lack of sharpness on their tips. Base Damage: 1d4
Spear ***	Wooden or metallic, spears are simple and easy to use both offensively and defensively, also can be thrown. Base Damage: 1d8
Sword ***	A very common large blade, collected by many. If Sharpened they are effective as a slicing weapon and a piercing weapon. Base Damage: 1d10

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* Weights of all the above items also may vary from time to time, weights will be given only when the item is acquired based on a table used by the DM.

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