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An '''arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with the [[bow]].  The character must [[wield]] a bow, load the arrows in his/her [[quiver]] and [[fire]] in order for maximum power.  Arrows may be wielded or thrown, but this greatly reduces their effectiveness.  It should be noted that [[crossbow bolt]]s should be fired with a [[crossbow]].
 
 
 
It is easy to obtain a large supply of arrows by [[untrap]]ping an [[arrow trap]].
 
 
 
There are a few variations of arrows out there:
 
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An '''arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with the [[bow]].  The character must [[wield]] a bow, load the arrows in his/her [[quiver]] and [[fire]] in order for maximum power.  Arrows may be wielded or thrown, but this greatly reduced their effectiveness.  It should be noted that [[crossbow bolt]]s should be fired with a [[crossbow]].
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It is easy to obtain a large supply of arrows by [[untrap]]ping an [[arrow trap]].
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There are a few variations of arrows out there:
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==Elven Arrow==
 
==Elven Arrow==
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|An '''elven arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It appears as a '''runed arrow''' when [[identification|unidentified]]. When fired by an elven player from an elven bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired.  Elven weapons are not made of metal and will not corrode or rust.  They are, however, susceptible to rotting attacks.
 
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An '''elven arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It appears as a '''runed arrow''' when [[identification|unidentified]]. When fired by an elven player from an elven bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired.  Elven weapons are not made of metal and will not corrode or rust.  They are, however, susceptible to rotting attacks.
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==Orcish Arrow==
 
==Orcish Arrow==
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|An '''orcish arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It appears as a '''crude arrow''' when [[identification|unidentified]]. It is slightly less effective than a regular arrow. When fired by an orcish player from an orcish bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired.
 
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An '''orcish arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It appears as a '''crude arrow''' when [[identification|unidentified]]. It is slightly less effective than a regular arrow. When fired by an orcish player from an orcish bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired.
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==Silver Arrow==
 
==Silver Arrow==
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|A '''silver arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It deals the same base damage as a regular arrow, but can also cause [[silver damage]].
 
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A '''silver arrow''' is a [[projectile]] for use with a [[bow]]. It deals the same base damage as a regular arrow, but can also cause [[silver damage]].
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==Ya==
 
==Ya==
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|A '''ya''' is a Japanese arrow that appears in the starting inventory of [[samurai]]. When unidentified, it is a '''bamboo arrow'''.
 
 
Being arrows, ya should be fired using a [[bow]].  They deal more base damage than any other arrow, and are also the only arrows to have a [[to-hit]] bonus. When fired by a [[samurai]] from a [[yumi]], there is a +1 arrow bonus, similar to a racial bonus.
 
  
=== Encyclopedia entry ===
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The arrow of choice of the samurai, ya are made of very
 
straight bamboo, and are tipped with hardened steel.
 
 
 
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A '''ya''' is a Japanese arrow that appears in the starting inventory of [[samurai]]. When unidentified, it is a '''bamboo arrow'''.
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Being arrows, ya should be fired using a [[bow]].  They deal more base damage than any other arrow, and are also the only arrows to have a [[to-hit]] bonus. When fired by a [[samurai]] from a [[yumi]], there is a +1 arrow bonus, similar to a racial bonus.
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=== Encyclopedia entry ===
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The arrow of choice of the samurai, ya are made of very
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straight bamboo, and are tipped with hardened steel.
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Revision as of 02:13, 22 May 2008

) Arrow.png
Name arrow
Appearance arrow
Damage vs. small 1d6
Damage vs. large 1d6
To-hit bonus +0
Weapon skill bow
Size one-handed
Base price 2 zm
(+10/positive
enchant)
Weight 1
Material iron

An arrow is a projectile for use with the bow. The character must wield a bow, load the arrows in his/her quiver and fire in order for maximum power. Arrows may be wielded or thrown, but this greatly reduced their effectiveness. It should be noted that crossbow bolts should be fired with a crossbow.

It is easy to obtain a large supply of arrows by untrapping an arrow trap.

There are a few variations of arrows out there:

Elven Arrow

) Elven arrow.png
Name elven arrow
Appearance runed arrow
Damage vs. small 1d7
Damage vs. large 1d6
To-hit bonus +0
Weapon skill bow
Size one-handed
Base price 2 zm
(+10/positive
enchant)
Weight 1
Material wood

An elven arrow is a projectile for use with a bow. It appears as a runed arrow when unidentified. When fired by an elven player from an elven bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired. Elven weapons are not made of metal and will not corrode or rust. They are, however, susceptible to rotting attacks.

Orcish Arrow

) Orcish arrow.png
Name orcish arrow
Appearance crude arrow
Damage vs. small 1d5
Damage vs. large 1d6
To-hit bonus +0
Weapon skill bow
Size one-handed
Base price 2 zm
(+10/positive
enchant)
Weight 1
Material iron

An orcish arrow is a projectile for use with a bow. It appears as a crude arrow when unidentified. It is slightly less effective than a regular arrow. When fired by an orcish player from an orcish bow, there is a +1 arrow racial bonus for arrows fired.

Silver Arrow

) Silver arrow.png
Name silver arrow
Appearance silver arrow
Damage vs. small 1d6+(1d20)
Damage vs. large 1d6+(1d20)
To-hit bonus +0
Weapon skill bow
Size one-handed
Base price 5 zm
(+10/positive
enchant)
Weight 1
Material silver

A silver arrow is a projectile for use with a bow. It deals the same base damage as a regular arrow, but can also cause silver damage.

Ya

) Bamboo arrow.png
Name ya
Appearance bamboo arrow
Damage vs. small 1d7
Damage vs. large 1d7
To-hit bonus +1
Weapon skill bow
Size one-handed
Base price 4 zm
(+10/positive
enchant)
Weight 1
Material metal

A ya is a Japanese arrow that appears in the starting inventory of samurai. When unidentified, it is a bamboo arrow.

Being arrows, ya should be fired using a bow. They deal more base damage than any other arrow, and are also the only arrows to have a to-hit bonus. When fired by a samurai from a yumi, there is a +1 arrow bonus, similar to a racial bonus.

Encyclopedia entry

The arrow of choice of the samurai, ya are made of very
straight bamboo, and are tipped with hardened steel.


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