Arrow-Weapon
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An '''Arrow''' is the missile weapon launched by a [[Bow]] | An '''Arrow''' is the missile weapon launched by a [[Bow]] | ||
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== Arrow Construction == | == Arrow Construction == | ||
* [[Numenorean Arrow]] | * [[Numenorean Arrow]] | ||
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== Arrows in Belegarth == | == Arrows in Belegarth == | ||
Arrows are designed as a missile-only weapon. Hence, an arrow cannot be used as a melee weapon, and can only be fired from a bow. | Arrows are designed as a missile-only weapon. Hence, an arrow cannot be used as a melee weapon, and can only be fired from a bow. | ||
Some [[realms]] have interpreted rules involving arrows and other missile weapons, such as a "no reused missile weapons" policy during a battle. However, these rules are more of a realm to realm addition and are not followed at Belegarth sponsored events. | Some [[realms]] have interpreted rules involving arrows and other missile weapons, such as a "no reused missile weapons" policy during a battle. However, these rules are more of a realm to realm addition and are not followed at Belegarth sponsored events. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:01, 26 February 2017
An Arrow is the missile weapon launched by a Bow
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[edit] Arrow Construction
[edit] Arrows in Belegarth
Arrows are designed as a missile-only weapon. Hence, an arrow cannot be used as a melee weapon, and can only be fired from a bow. Some realms have interpreted rules involving arrows and other missile weapons, such as a "no reused missile weapons" policy during a battle. However, these rules are more of a realm to realm addition and are not followed at Belegarth sponsored events.
