Clan Weapons

Foxpaw Guard Set - Standard weapon of the Foxpaw clan. Resilient and reliable, and are rather popular among even village troops.

Makeshift Spear - The Swiftfoot clan shunned all who came to their grounds. This had the unfortunate effect of even their own technological advancements being severely behind. As such, their very weapons are incredibly crude, and will typically lose out to any other weapon.

Swiftfoot Heirloom - A set used by the clan that David's father was from. He was not welcomed, but as a sign of good faith, he had the clan emblem replaced before putting it away. The clan chief considered studying it for use among their people, but the clan was slaughtered before it could begin.

Bladed Bow - The preferred weapon of the Brushtail clan. Meant for both long and close range, and difficult to master. Despite the intense hatred with the Foxpaw, the clan leader has made it clear that they are not to go on the offensive, as they would easily be overpowered by the entirety of the clan. One resides at the Foxpaw Clan. To everyone's surprise, Artemis was rather proficient with the bow in a very short time.

Unshakeable Cestus - The BrokenEarth clan do not need weapons to be a threat. The cestus is more for defensive purposes. The sharp blades are merely a bonus.

Frost Blades - Made to more easily accommodate the harsh terrain and lifestyle of the Snowpaw clan. They're both just as much tools as they are weapons. Despite their now cordial relationship with the Foxpaw, the making of these weapons remained a guarded secret.

Dark Eternity - The favored blade of the Deathmark. Every surface of the blade is incredibly sharp. It can be used swiftly for a clean killing blow, or to make the target feel as much pain as possible upon entering the body, depending on the wishes of the client who hired them. The blade is incredibly fragile, often leading to deadly pieces being left behind. It is unknown how these weapons are even forged.

The SpiritWalker and EarthenHide clans do not use weapons, the former being completely pacifistic, and the latter believing that they have no need for weapons due to their own sheer strength.

The Hunter's Guild has a policy that all members must provide their own weaponry.

The EbonyClaw make extensive use of weapons, but each individual is encouraged to find a weapon that suits them the most. This tactic also makes it more difficult for others to trace them back.