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Maces use and train the [[macedwarf]] skill. Dwarves can [[forge]] effective maces out of any weapons-grade [[metal]], though those with higher densities (like [[silver]]) or higher impact fracture/yields (like [[steel]]) tend to cause more damage. All dwarves can equip maces, though [[Weapon#Size|a tiny fraction must use two hands]]. | Maces use and train the [[macedwarf]] skill. Dwarves can [[forge]] effective maces out of any weapons-grade [[metal]], though those with higher densities (like [[silver]]) or higher impact fracture/yields (like [[steel]]) tend to cause more damage. All dwarves can equip maces, though [[Weapon#Size|a tiny fraction must use two hands]]. | ||
| − | If dwarves have a | + | If dwarves have a word for Maces or similar weapons, it's not explicitly known; the most likely candidates however are "astesh" ''(or Cudgel,)'' and "og" ''(meaning Club,)'' though the term for hammers (Nil,) might also be used as a blanket term for any blunt instrument specifically meant for combat. |
== Forging and Melting == | == Forging and Melting == | ||