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==Coinage==
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!Coin !!cp !!sp !!ep !!gp !!pp
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|Copper (cp)   ||    1 ||{{frac|1|10}} ||{{frac|1|50}} ||{{frac|1|100}} ||{{frac|1|1,000}}
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|Silver (sp)   ||   10 ||  1 ||{{frac|1|5}} ||{{frac|1|10}} ||{{frac|1|100}}
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|Electrum (ep) ||   50 ||  5 || 1 ||{{frac|1|2}} ||{{frac|1|20}}
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|Cold (gp)     ||  100 || 10 || 2 || 1 ||{{frac|1|10}}
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|Platinum (pp) ||1,000 ||100 ||20 ||10 ||1
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==Armor==
===Armor table===
{| class="sortable d20 zebra c2sm c3r c4nw c6sm c7r"
!Armor	!!Type	!!Cost	!!{{abbr|AC|Armor Class}}	!!{{abbr|Str|Strength}}	!!Stealth	!!Weight	!!Notes
|- class=section
|Padded	||Light	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="11.5"|11 ± Dex	||—	||Disad.	||data-sort-value="08 ℔"|8 ℔	||—
|-
|Leather	||Light	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="11.5"|11 ± Dex	||—	||—	||10 ℔	||—
|-
|Studded leather	||Light	||data-sort-value="45"|45 gp	||data-sort-value="12.5"|12 ± Dex	||—	||—	||13 ℔	||—
|-
|{{mark|Chain jerkin}}	||Light	||data-sort-value="40"|40 gp	||data-sort-value="12.5"|12 ± Dex	||—	||—	||15 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|{{mark|''Chain jerkin, mithral''}}	||Light	||data-sort-value="540"|540 gp	||data-sort-value="12.5"|12 ± Dex	||—	||—	||10 ℔	||hidden
|-
|class="in1" data-sort-value="Chain jerkin, ml"|{{mark|''Chain jerkin, elven''}}	||Light	||data-sort-value="1600"|{{abbr|1,600 gp|Base price ×40 (same as elven chain)}}	||data-sort-value="13.5"|13 ± Dex	||—	||—	||{{abbr|8 ℔|''DMG'', p.142}}	||hidden, prof.
|- class=section
|Hide	||Med.	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="12.2"|12 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||12 ℔	||—
|-
|Chain shirt	||Med.	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="13.2"|13 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||20 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|[[#Adamantine armor|''Chain shirt, adamantine'']]	||Med.	||data-sort-value="550"|550 gp	||data-sort-value="13.2"|13 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||20 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|[[#Mithral armor|''Chain shirt, mithral'']]	||Med.&thinsp;†	||data-sort-value="550"|550 gp	||data-sort-value="13.2"|13 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||15 ℔	||hidden
|-
|class="in1" data-sort-value="Chain shirt, ml"|[[#Elven chain|''Chain, elven'']]	||Med.&thinsp;†	||data-sort-value="2000"|{{abbr|2,000 gp|“Sane Magical Prices” suggests 4,000 gp, but that is much too high compared to a mithral breastplate.}}	||data-sort-value="14.2"|{{abbr|14|including its inherent +1 bonus}} ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||{{abbr|10 ℔|''DMG'', p.142}}	||hidden, prof.
|-
|Scale mail	||Med.	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="14.2"|14 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||Disad.	||45 ℔	||—<sup>{{abbr|M|Mithral scale is not produced because a regular breastplate is better and cheaper.}}</sup>
|-
|class=in1|''Scale mail, adamantine''	||Med.	||data-sort-value="550"|550 gp	||data-sort-value="14.2"|14 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||Disad.	||45 ℔	||ignore crits.
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|-
|class=in1|''Scale, elven''	||Med.&thinsp;†	||data-sort-value="1050"|1,050 gp	||data-sort-value="15.2"|15 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||{{abbr|25 ℔|''DMG'', p.142}}	||—
-->
|-
|Breastplate	||Med.	||data-sort-value="400"|400 gp	||data-sort-value="14.2"|14 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||20 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Breastplate, adamantine''	||Med.	||data-sort-value="900"|900 gp	||data-sort-value="14.2"|14 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||20 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Breastplate, mithral''	||Med.&thinsp;†	||data-sort-value="900"|900 gp	||data-sort-value="14.2"|14 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||15 ℔	||hidden
|-
|Half plate	||Med.	||data-sort-value="750"|750 gp	||data-sort-value="15.2"|15 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||Disad.	||40 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Half plate, adamantine''	||Med.	||data-sort-value="1250"|1,250 gp	||data-sort-value="15.2"|15 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||Disad.	||40 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Half plate, mithral''	||Med.	||data-sort-value="1250"|1,250 gp	||data-sort-value="15.2"|15 ± Dex&thinsp;‡	||—	||—	||25 ℔	||—
|- class=section
|Ring mail	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="30"|30 gp	||14	||—	||Disad.	||40 ℔	||—<sup>{{abbr|M|Mithral ring mail is not produced because a regular breastplate is better and cheaper.}} {{abbr|A|Adamantine ring mail is not produced because Adamantine scale mail is better and the same price.}}</sup>
|-
|Chain mail	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="75"|75 gp	||16	||13	||Disad.	||55 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Chain mail, adamantine''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="575"|575 gp	||16	||13	||Disad.	||55 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Chain mail, mithral''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="575"|575 gp	||16	||—	||—	||35 ℔	||—
|-
|Splint	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="200"|200 gp	||17	||15	||Disad.	||60 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Splint, adamantine''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="700"|700 gp	||17	||15	||Disad.	||60 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Splint, mithral''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="700"|700 gp	||17	||—	||—	||40 ℔	||—
|-
|Plate	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="1500"|1,500 gp	||18	||15	||Disad.	||65 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Plate, adamantine''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="2000"|2,000 gp	||18	||15	||Disad.	||65 ℔	||ignore crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Plate, mithral''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="2000"|2,000 gp	||18	||—	||—	||45 ℔	||—

|-
|[[#Dwarven plate|''Dwarven plate'']]	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="9000"|9,000 gp	||{{abbr|20|including its inherent +2 bonus}}	||15	||Disad.	||65 ℔	||move.
|-
|class=in1|''Dwarven plate, adamantine''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="9500"|9,500 gp	||20	||15	||Disad.	||65 ℔	||move., ig.crits.
|-
|class=in1|''Dwarven plate, mithral''	||Hvy.	||data-sort-value="9500"|9,500 gp	||20	||—	||—	||45 ℔	||move.

|- class=section
|Buckler	||Shield	||data-sort-value="5"|{{abbr|5 gp|¹⁄₂ the standard shield}}	||data-sort-value="1"|+1	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="03 ℔"|{{abbr|3 ℔|¹⁄₂ the standard shield}}	||—{{ref|NPF|91|D&D Next Playtest, Final (October 14, 2013)}}
|-
|class=in1|''Buckler, mithral''	||Shield	||data-sort-value="100"|100 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|+1	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="02 ℔"|2 ℔	||—
|-
|Shield	||Shield	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|+2	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="06 ℔"|6 ℔	||—
|-
|class=in1|''Shield, mithral''	||Shield	||data-sort-value="200"|200 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|+2	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="04 ℔"|4 ℔	||—
|-
|Tower shield	||Shield	||data-sort-value="15"|{{abbr|15 gp|Extrapolated from Buckler → Shield}}	||data-sort-value="3"|{{abbr|+3|including its inherent +1 bonus}}	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="09 ℔"|{{abbr|9 ℔|Extrapolated from Buckler → Shield}}	||—{{ref|EGW|266|Explorer’s Guide To Wildemount}}
|-
|class=in1|''Tower shield, mithral''	||Shield	||data-sort-value="300"|300 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|+3	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="06 ℔"|6 ℔	||—
|}
'''''Armor proficiency'':''' Anyone can put on a suit of armor or strap a shield to an arm. Only those proficient in the armor’s use know how to wear it effectively, however. Your class gives you proficiency with certain types of armor. If you wear armor that you lack proficiency with, you have disadvantage on any ability check, saving throw, or attack roll that involves Strength or Dexterity, and you can’t east spells.

'''''Armor Class (AC)'':''' Armor protects its wearer from attacks. The armor (and shield) you wear determines your base Armor Class.
:‡&thinsp;Your Dexterity modifier bonus to AC has a maximum of&nbsp;+2.

====Shields====
'''''Shield'':''' A standard shield is made from wood or metal and is carried in one hand. Wielding a shield increases your Armor Class by&nbsp;2, You can benefit from only one shield at a time.

'''''Buckler'':''' A small shield strapped to your forearm. This frees up your hand enough to load a one-handed weapon, but not enough to attack with a two-handed weapon. Wielding a buckler increases your Armor Class by&nbsp;1, You can benefit from only one shield at a time.

'''''Tower Shield'':''' A large iron shield. While wielding a tower shield, you gain a +1 bonus to&nbsp;AC in addition to the shield’s normal <ins>+2</ins> bonus to&nbsp;AC.{{ref|EGW|266|Explorer’s Guide To Wildemount}}

===Light armor===
Made from supple and thin materials, light armor favors agile adventurers since it offers some protection without sacrificing mobility. If you wear light armor, you add your Dexterity modifier to the base number from your armor type to determine your Armor Class.

'''''Padded'':''' Padded armor consists of quilted layers of cloth and batting.

'''''Leather'':''' The breastplate and shoulder protectors of this armor are made of leather that has been stiffened by being boiled in oil. The rest of the armor is made of softer and more flexible materials.

'''''Studded leather'':''' Made from tough but flexible leather, studded leather is reinforced with close-set rivets or spikes.

'''''Chain jerkin'':''' A lighter short-sleeved version of the chain shirt.{{ref|Silvesti}}

===Medium armor===
Medium armor offers more protection than light armor, but it also impairs movement more. If you wear medium armor, you add your Dexterity modifier, to a maximum of +2. to the base number from your armor type to determine your Armor Class.

'''''Hide'':''' This crude armor consists of thick furs and pelts. It is commonly worn by barbarian tribes, evil humanoids, and other folk who lack access to the tools and materials needed to create better armor.

'''''Chain shirt'':''' Made of interlocking metal rings, a chain shirt is worn between layers of clothing or leather. This armor offers modest protection to the wearer’s upper body and allows the sound of the rings rubbing against one another to be muffled by outer layers.

'''''Scale mail'':''' This armor consists of a coat and leggings (and perhaps a separate skirt) of leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scales of a fish. The suit includes gauntlets.

'''''Breastplate'':''' This armor consists of a fitted metal chest piece worn with supple leather. Although it leaves the legs and arms relatively unprotected, this armor provides good protection for the wearer’s vital organs while leaving the wearer relatively unencumbered.

'''''Half Plate'':''' Half plate consists of shaped metal plates that cover most of the wearer’s body. It does not include leg protection beyond simple greaves that are attached with leather straps.

===Heavy armor===
Heavier armor interferes with the wearer’s ability to move quickly, stealthily, and freely. If the Armor table shows “Str 13” or “Str 15” in the Strength column for an armor type, the armor reduces the wearer’s speed by 10 feet unless the wearer has a Strength score equal to or higher than the listed score. Stealth. If the Armor table shows “Disadvantage” in the Stealth column, the wearer has disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks.

Of all the armor categories, heavy armor offers the best protection. These suits of armor cover the entire body and are designed to stop a wide range of attacks. Only proficient warriors can manage their weight and bulk. Heavy armor doesn’t let you add your Dexterity modifier to your Armor Class, but it also doesn’t penalize you if your Dexterity modifier is negative.

'''''Ring mail'':''' This armor is leather armor with heavy rings sewn into it. The rings help reinforce the armor against blows from swords and axes. Ring mail is inferior to chain mail, and it’s usually worn only by those who can’t afford better armor.

'''''Chain mail'':''' Made of interlocking metal rings, chain mail includes a layer of quilted fabric worn underneath the mail to prevent chafing and to cushion the impact of blows. The suit includes gauntlets.

'''''Splint'':''' This armor is made of narrow vertical strips of metal riveted to a backing of leather that is worn over cloth padding. Flexible chain mail protects the joints.

'''''Plate'':''' Plate consists of shaped, interlocking metal plates to cover the entire body. A suit of plate includes gauntlets, heavy leather boots, a visored helmet, and thick layers of padding underneath the armor. Buckles and straps distribute the weight over the body.

===Special armors===
====Adamantine armor====
{{hatnote|''Armor (medium or heavy, but not hide), uncommon'' {{ref|DMG|150}}}}
This suit of armor is reinforced with adamantine, one of the hardest substances in existence. While you’re wearing it, any critical hit against you becomes a normal hit.

As a substance, adamantine has an object Armor Class of 23.{{ref|DMG|246}}

====Dragonhide armor====
{{hatnote|''Armor, (leather, scale, and plate)'' {{ref|NPF|91|D&D Next Playtest, Final (October 14, 2013)}}}}
This armor is made from the hide of a dragon. It is extremely supple yet far more durable than standard leather or hide armor. For studded leather, scale mail, and plate, dragon scales are used (rather than metal) to add protection. You gain a +1 bonus to AC while you wear this armor.

====Mithral armor====
{{hatnote|''Armor (medium or heavy, but not hide), uncommon'' {{ref|DMG|182}}}}
Mithral is a light, flexible metal. {{abbr|Armor made using mithral is therefore &sim;⅔ the weight of steel armor while providing the same protection.|Extrapolated from D&D Next Playtest, Final (October 14, 2013)}} As a substance, mithral has an object Armor Class of 21.{{ref|DMG|246}}

If the armor normally imposes disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks or has a Strength requirement, the mithral version of the armor doesn’t. A&nbsp;mithral chain shirt or breastplate can be worn under normal clothes.
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<ins>To better fit lore—and D&D history—''mithral armor'' should be treated as one category lighter than normal regarding both Proficiency and the wearer’s Dex modifier bonus to Armor Class (AC).</ins> -->

====Elven chain====
{{hatnote|''Armor ({{abbr|''chain shirt''|• chain shirt: …worn between layers of clothing or leather. This armor… allows the sound of the rings rubbing against one another to be muffled by outer layers{{br}}• mithral chain shirt: …may be easily worn under normal clothes.}}), rare'' {{ref|DMG|168}}}}

You gain a +1 bonus to AC<ins>, i.e. 14 + Dex modifier (max 2),</ins> while you wear this armor. You are considered proficient with this armor even if you lack proficiency with medium armor. Elven chain is half the normal weight.{{ref|DMG|142}} <ins title="Obvious implication from the relevant item descriptions.">Since ''elven chain'' is an improved version of the ''mithral chain shirt'', it can also be worn under normal clothes,</ins>

<ins>The automatic proficiency feature suggests that this armor should be treated like light armor, and not limit the wearer’s Dex modifier bonus to Armor Class (AC). This would also make elven chain a better match to both fantasy lore—and D&D history.</ins>

====Dwarven plate====
{{hatnote|''Armor (plate), very rare'' {{ref|DMG|167}}}}
You gain a +2 bonus to AC<ins>, i.e. AC&nbsp;20,</ins> while wearing this armor. In addition, if an effect moves you against your will along the ground, you can use your reaction to reduce the distance you are moved by up to 10&nbsp;feet.

==Weapons==
Skeggøx (bearded axe)

Notable changes from d20/Pathfinder:
* ''rapier'' damage has been raised one die type.
* ''club'' damage has been lowered one die type.
* ''longsword'' has subsumed the “bastard sword”.
* ''battleaxe'' has subsumed the “dwarven waraxe”.
* ''quarterstaves'' are versatile rather than two-handed.
* ''warhammers'' are versatile rather than one-handed.

The term “longsword” is ambiguous. Historically it was used for {{wp|longsword|small two-handed swords}} (c.1200–1700, aka {{wp|claymore}}, d20’s “bastard sword” and 5E’s “longsword”), but it has also been applied retroactively to the older one-handed {{wp|knightly sword|knightly arming sword}} (c.1000–1500, aka d20’s “longsword”), the later {{wp|zweihänder|large two-handed sword}} (c.1500–1600, aka d20 and 5E’s “greatsword”), and the contemporaneous {{wp|basket-hilted sword}} and {{wp|rapier}}.

Missing in 5E
===Weapon table===
* See [https://twitter.com/MarciaBelsky Marcia Belsky]
* Add [https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-LFL1jhyR_dtDbBXTaC4 Rebalanced 5e Weapons]

{| class="sortable d20 zebra c1sm c2sm c4r c5c c6sm c7r c8sm c9c c9sm"
!class=nw|{{abbr|C|Class: Melee or Ranged}}
!class=nw|{{abbr|C|Category: Simple or Martial}}
!Weapon
!Cost
!class=nw|{{abbr|D|Damage}}
!Type
!class=nw|{{abbr|Wgt|Weight}}
!Properties
!class=nw|{{abbr|R|Range}}
|- class="section"
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Club	||data-sort-value="0.1"|1 sp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Light	||—
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Dagger	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||<ins>{{abbr|piercing|piercing/slashing}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔	||Finesse • light{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Greatclub	||data-sort-value="0.2"|2 sp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔	||Two-hand.	||—
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Handaxe	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||slashing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Light{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Javelin	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||—{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="030" class="in1"|30/120
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Light hammer	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Light{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Mace	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||—	||—
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Quarterstaff	||data-sort-value="0.2"|2 sp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||Versatile (1d8)	||—
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Sickle	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||slashing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Light	||—
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||Spear	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Versatile (1d8){{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||{{abbr|''Yklwa''|Chultan (Zulu) short spear}}	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||piercing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||[[#Yklwa|Special]]{{right|• thrown|1em}} {{ref|ToA||𝘛𝘰𝘮𝘣 𝘰𝘧 𝘈𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯}}	||data-sort-value="010"|10/30
|-
|Sim.	||Mel.	||class=sm|unarmed strike	||data-sort-value="0 gp"|—	||1	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="0"|—	||—	||—
|- class="section"
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Shortsword	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Finesse • light	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>Wakizashi</ins>	||data-sort-value="30"|30 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Finesse • light	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>{{abbr|Nikerym’quess|“Shortsword, Elven”}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="40"|40 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔	||Finesse • light{{right|(“elven shortsword”)}}	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Scimitar	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||slashing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Finesse • light • <ins>versatile (2d4)</ins>	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Scimitar<small>, double</small>	||data-sort-value="75" class="nw"|{{abbr|75 gp|100 gp is too big a jump}}	||data-sort-value="5"|2d4	||slashing	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔	||[[#Double scimitar|Special]] • two-hand. {{ref|WGE||𝘞𝘢𝘺𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳’𝘴 𝘎𝘶𝘪𝘥𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘌𝘣𝘦𝘳𝘳𝘰𝘯}}	||—
|- class=subsection
|Mar.	||Mel.	||id="longsword"|Longsword	||data-sort-value="15"|15 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||slashing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||id="bastard sword"|Versatile (1d10){{right|(d20 “bastard sword”)}}	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>{{abbr|Arming sword|One-hand only “longsword”}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="15"|15 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||slashing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Finesse{{right|(d20 “longsword”)}}	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Rapier	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Finesse	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>Broadsword</ins>	||data-sort-value="60"|60 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Finesse • {{abbr|basket-hilt|+1 to AC}}	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>Katana</ins>	||data-sort-value="45"|45 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Finesse • versatile (1d10)	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>{{abbr|Kerym’quess|“Longsword, Elven”}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="60"|60 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Finesse • versatile (1d10){{right|(“elven longsword”)}}	||—
|- class=subsection
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Greatsword	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="7"|2d6	||slashing	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>Ōdachi</ins>	||data-sort-value="70"|70 gp	||data-sort-value="7"|2d6	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔	||Two-hand.	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||<ins>{{abbr|Arkerym’quess|“Greatsword, Elven”}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="90"|90 gp	||data-sort-value="7"|2d6	||{{abbr|slashing|slashing/piercing}}	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Two-hand.{{right|(“elven greatsword”)}}	||—
|- class=subsection
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Battleaxe	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||slashing	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||Versatile (1d10)	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||class=sm|Urgrosh, dwarven	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="5.5"|1d10	||slashing	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy • [[#Dwarven urgrosh|special]]{{ref|PAB||𝘗𝘭𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳’𝘴 𝘈𝘥𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘨𝘦: 𝘉𝘢𝘳𝘣𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘯}}	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Greataxe	||data-sort-value="30"|30 gp	||data-sort-value="6.5"|1d12	||slashing	||data-sort-value="7"|7 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy	||—
|- class=subsection
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Flail	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||—	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||War Pick	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||—	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Morningstar	||data-sort-value="15"|15 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||<ins>{{abbr|piercing|piercing/bludgeoning}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||—	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Warhammer	||data-sort-value="15"|15 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Versatile (1d10)	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Maul	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="7"|2d6	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy	||—
|- class="subsection"
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Whip	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||slashing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Finesse • reach	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Trident	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔	||Versatile (1d8){{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Glaive	||data-sort-value="20"|20 gp	||data-sort-value="5.5"|1d10	||slashing	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy • reach	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Halberd	||data-sort-value="20"|20 gp	||data-sort-value="5.5"|1d10	||slashing	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy • reach	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Pike	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="5.5"|1d10	||piercing	||data-sort-value="18"|18 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy • reach	||—
|-
|Mar.	||Mel.	||Lance	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="6.5"|1d12	||piercing	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy • reach • [[#Lance|special]]	||—
|- class="section"
|Sim.	||Rng.	||Dart	||data-sort-value="0.05"|5 cp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||piercing	||data-sort-value="0.25"|¼ ℔	||Finesse{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="020"|20/60
|-
|Sim.	||Rng.	||Crossbow<small>, light</small>	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||piercing	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔	||Two-hand. {{right|• load. • ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="080" class="in1"|80/320
|-
|Sim.	||Rng.	||Shortbow	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Two-hand. {{right|• ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="080" class="in1"|80/320
|-
|Sim.	||Rng.	||Sling	||data-sort-value="0.1"|1 sp	||data-sort-value="2.5"|1d4	||bludgen.	||data-sort-value="0"|—	||—{{right|• ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="030" class="in1"|30/120
|- class="section"
|Mar.	||Rng.	||Blowgun	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||1	||piercing	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔	||—{{right|• load. • ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="025" class="in1"|25/100
|-
|Mar.	||Rng.	||Crossbow<small>, hand</small>	||data-sort-value="75"|75 gp	||data-sort-value="3.5"|1d6	||piercing	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||Light {{right|• load. • ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="030" class="in1"|30/120
|-
|Mar.	||Rng.	||Crossbow<small>, heavy</small>	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="5.5"|1d10	||piercing	||data-sort-value="18"|18 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy {{right|• load. • ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="100" class=pl0|100/400
|-
|Mar.	||Rng.	||Longbow	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="4.5"|1d8	||piercing	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔	||Two-hand. • hvy {{right|• ammo.|1em}}	||data-sort-value="150" class=pl0|150/600
|-
|Mar.	||Rng.	||Net	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||—	||—	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔	||[[#Net|Special]]{{right|• thrown|1em}}	||data-sort-value="005" class="in1"|5/15
|}

===Weapon properties===
{{statblock|1=
;Ammunition:You can use a weapon that has the ammunition property to make a ranged attack only if you have ammunition to fire from the weapon. Each time you attack with the weapon, you expend one piece of ammunition. Drawing the ammunition from a quiver, case, or other container is part of the attack <ins title="PHB Errata">(you need a free hand to load a one-handed weapon)</ins>. At the end of the battle, you can recover half your expended ammunition by taking a minute to search the battlefield.
:If you use a weapon that has the ammunition property to make a melee attack, you treat the weapon as an [[#Improvised weapons|improvised weapon]]. A sling must be loaded to deal any damage when used in this way.
;Finesse: When making an attack with a finesse weapon, you use your choice of your Strength or Dexterity modifier for the attack and damage rolls. You must use the same modifier for both rolls.
;Heavy: Small creatures have disadvantage on attack rolls with heavy weapons. A heavy weapon’s size and bulk make it too large for a Small creature to use effectively.
;Light: A light weapon is small and easy to handle, making it ideal for use when fighting with two weapons.
;Loading: Because of the time required to load this weapon, you can fire only one piece of ammunition from it when you use an action, bonus action, or reaction to fire it, regardless of the number of attacks you can normally make.
;Reach: This weapon adds 5 feet to your reach when you attack with it, as well as when determining your reach for opportunity attacks with it.
;Special: A weapon with the special property has unusual rules governing its use, explained in the weapon’s description.
;Thrown: If a weapon has the thrown property, you can throw the weapon to make a ranged attack. If the weapon is a melee weapon, you use the same ability modifier for that attack roll and damage roll that you would use for a melee attack with the weapon. For example, if you throw a handaxe, you use your Strength, but if you throw a dagger, you can use either your Strength or your Dexterity, since the dagger has the finesse property.
;Two-Handed: This weapon requires two hands when you attack with it.
;Versatile: This weapon can be used with one or two hands. A damage value in parentheses appears with the property—the damage when the weapon is used with two hands to make a melee attack.
}}

===Special weapons===

====Crossbow, light repeating====
{{hatnote|''Out of the Abyss'', p.224}}
:''Simple weapon, ranged weapon, 5 lb., 1d8 piercing, ammunition (40/160 ft.), two-handed.''
This crossbow is fitted with a cartridge that can hold up to six crossbow bolts. It automatically reloads after firing until the cartridge runs out of ammunition. Reloading the cartridge takes an action.

====Lance====
You have disadvantage when you use a lance to attack a target within 5 feet of you. Also, a lance requires two hands to wield when you aren’t mounted.

====Longbow, oversized====
{{hatnote|''Waterdeep: Dragon Heist'', p.201}}
:''Martial weapon, ranged weapon, __ gp, 2 lb., 2d6 piercing, ammunition (150/600 ft.), heavy, two-handed.''
This unique weapon can be used only by a Medium or larger creature that has a Strength of 18 or higher. The bow shoots oversized arrows that deal piercing damage equal to 2d6 + the wielder's Strength modifier.

====Net====
A Large or smaller creature hit by a net is restrained until it is freed. A&nbsp;net has no effect on creatures that are formless, or creatures that are Huge or larger. A&nbsp;creature can use its action to make a DC 10 Strength check, freeing itself or another creature within its reach on a success. Dealing 5 slashing damage to the net (AC&nbsp;10) also frees the creature without harming it, ending the effect and destroying the net. When you use an action, bonus action, or reaction to attack with a net, you can make only one attack regardless of the number of attacks you can normally make.

====Scimitar, double-bladed====
{{hatnote|''Eberron: Rising from the Last War'', p.21}}
:''Martial weapon, melee weapon, 100 gp, 6 lb., 2d4 slashing, special, two-handed.''
'''''Special.''''' If you attack with a ''double-bladed scimitar'' as part of the Attack action on your turn, you can use a bonus action immediately after to make a melee attack with it. This attack deals 1d4 slashing damage on a hit, instead of 2d4.
{{hatnote|Valenar elves (''Wayfarer’s Guide to Eberron''<small>, pp.73–74</small>)}}
When you take the attack action and make a two-handed attack with a double scimitar, you can use a bonus action to make a melee attack with the blade at the opposite end of the weapon. This attack uses the same ability modifier as the primary attack. The weapon’s damage for this bonus attack is 1d4 slashing.

'''Feat: revenant blade'''
{{hatnote|''Prerequisite: elf''}}
You are descended from a master of the double blade and their skills have passed on to you. You gain the following benefits:
* Increase your Dexterity or Strength score by 1, to a maximum of&nbsp;20.
* While wielding a double-bladed weapon with two hands, the weapon has the ''finesse'' trait for your attacks with it, and you gain +1&nbsp;AC.
* On your turn, when you use a bonus action to make a melee attack with the blade at the opposite end of the weapon, the weapon’s damage die for this attack increases to 2d4, instead of 1d4.

====Shortspear, hooked====
{{hatnote|''Out of the Abyss'', p.224}}
:''Martial weapon, melee weapon, 2 lb., 1d4 piercing, light.''
On a hit with this weapon, the wielder can forgo dealing damage and attempt to trip the target, in which case the target must succeed on a Strength saving throw or fall prone. The DC is 8 + the wielder's Strength modifier + the wielder's proficiency bonus.

====Urgrosh====
{{hatnote|''Player’s Advantage: Barbarian'', <small>[http://www.5esrd.com/equipment/weapons/ 5e SRD]</small>}}
One head of this weapon is an axe (1d10 slashing) and the other is a spear (1d8 piercing). Originally used exclusively for mining, these weapons were adapted to combat creatures in the Underdark. If you have the two-weapon fighting style, or the Dual Wielder feat, you can wield a dwarven urgrosh as a one-handed battleaxe and a one-handed spear. It gains the light property when wielded in this way.

====Yklwa====
{{hatnote|''Tomb of Annihilation'', p.32}}
:''Simple weapon, melee weapon, 1 gp, 3 lb., 1d8 piercing, thrown (10/30 ft.).''
A ''yklwa'' (pronounced YICK-ul-wah, a Chultan short spear) is a simple melee weapon that is the traditional weapon of Chultan warriors. A ''yklwa'' consists of a 3′ wooden shaft with a steel or stone blade up to 18″ long. Although it has the thrown weapon property, the yklwa is not well balanced for throwing.<sup>{{fr|yklwa}}</sup>

===Adamantine weapons===
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'', p.78}}
Adamantine is an ultrahard metal found in meteorites and extraordinary mineral veins. In addition to being used to craft ''adamantine armor'', the metal is also used for weapons.

Melee weapons and ammunition made of or coated with adamantine are unusually effective when used to break objects. Whenever an adamantine weapon or piece of ammunition hits an object, the hit is a critical hit.

The adamantine version of a melee weapon or of ten pieces of ammunition costs 500 gp more than the normal version, whether the weapon or ammunition is made of the metal or coated with it.

===Silvered weapons===
Some monsters that have immunity or resistance to nonmagical weapons are susceptible to silver weapons, so cautious adventurers invest extra coin to plate their weapons with silver. You can silver a single weapon or ten pieces of ammunition for 100 gp. This cost represents not only the price of the silver, but the time and expertise needed to add silver to the weapon without making it less effective.

===Racial weapons===
: ''This is untested homebrew.''
{{hatnote|[http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?584364-Racial-Weapons Racial Weapons] thread at En World forum.}}
{| class="d20 zebra c2r c4r"
!Weapon	!!Cost	!!Damage	!!Weight	!!Properties
|-
|Elven crescent blade	|| 80 gp	||2d6 slashing	||6 ℔	||heavy, two-handed, special
|-
|Elven lightblade	|| 50 gp	||1d6 piercing	||1 ℔	||Finesse, Light, special
|-
|Elven thinblade	||100 gp	||1d8 piercing	||1 ℔	||Finesse, special
|}

'''''Elven crescent blade'':'''{{ref|PAB||''Player’s Advantage: Barbarian''}} This long, almost moon-shaped blade allows a proper wielder unsurpassed flexibility in battle. If you have the Exotic Weapon Master feat, the elven crescent blade gains the finesse property.

'''''Elven lightblade'':'''{{ref|[https://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Elven_Thinblade_(5e_Equipment) D&Dwiki]||''D&D Wiki homebrew''}} The elven lightblade has the weight and and finesse of a dagger, but the length and strength of a shortsword. Its thin, flexible blade slips easily into the seams of armor, or between the ribs of an enemy. In elven cultures, a decorated lightblade is often used as a badge of office. You are proficient with elven lightblades if you have ''Elven Weapon Training'', or the ''Elven blade master'' feat.

'''''Elven thinblade'':'''{{ref|[https://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/Elven_Thinblade_(5e_Equipment) D&Dwiki]||''D&D Wiki homebrew''}} The elven thinblade has the fine blade and needle-like point of a rapier, but the length and strength of a longsword. Its thin, flexible blade slips easily into the seams of armor, or between the ribs of an enemy. You are proficient with elven thinblades if you have ''Elven Weapon Training'', or the ''Elven blade master'' feat.

'''''Great bow'':'''{{ref|PAB||''Player’s Advantage: Barbarian''}} This 6-foot tall bow is made of elm rather than yew or ash, making it astonishingly stiff, large and strong, and equally capable of use for long and short shooting. You can use a bonus action to steady yourself. While you are steadied, your attacks with the great bow deal 2d6 piercing damage. You are no longer steadied if you move.

'''''Spiked chain'':'''{{ref|PAB||''Player’s Advantage: Barbarian''}} A length of spiked chain is between 6 and 8-feet long with wicked barbs welded onto one end. If you have the Dual-Wielder feat, the Exotic Weapon Master feat, or the Two-Weapon Fighting style, you can wield a spiked chain as two one-handed, light weapons that each deal 1d6 piercing damage. The spiked chain loses the reach property when wielded in this way.

'''''War scythe'':'''{{ref|PAB||''Player’s Advantage: Barbarian''}} Fashioned to resemble the threshing implement but modified for battle, the war scythe can be a deadly weapon in the right hands. You can’t wield a war scythe in one hand. If you have the Exotic Weapon Master feat, you can wield the war scythe as a war pick. It gains the versatile (d10) property when wielded in this way. When you take the Attack action, you can attempt the Trip Attack combat manuever (DC 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength modifier) against a creature as one of your attacks.

==Adventuring Gear==
{| class="sortable d20 zebra right aside"
!Item	!!Cost	!!Weight
|-
|Abacus	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Acid <small>(vial)</small>	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Alchemist’s fire <small>(flask)</small>	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|''Ammunition''	||data-sort-value="–"|–	||data-sort-value="–"|–
|-
|Arrows <small>(20)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Blowgun needles <small>(50)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Crossbow bolts <small>(20)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1.5"|1½ ℔
|-
|Sling bullets <small>(20)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.04"|4 cp	||data-sort-value="0.5"|½ ℔
|-
|Antitoxin <small>(vial)</small>	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|data-sort-value="focus crystal"|''{{su|focus|arcane|w=4ch}}'' Crystal	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus orb"|''{{su|focus|arcane|w=4ch}}'' Orb	||data-sort-value="20"|20 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus rod"|''{{su|focus|arcane|w=4ch}}'' Rod	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus staff"|''{{su|focus|arcane|w=4ch}}'' Staff	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus wand"|''{{su|focus|arcane|w=4ch}}'' Wand	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Backpack	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Ball bearings <small>(bag of 1,000)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Barrel	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="70"|70 ℔
|-
|Basket	||data-sort-value="0.4"|4 sp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Bedroll	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="7"|7 ℔
|-
|Bell	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Blanket	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|Block and tackle	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Book	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Bottle, glass	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Bucket	||data-sort-value="0.05"|5 cp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Caltrops <small>(bag of 20)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Candle	||data-sort-value="0.01"|1 cp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Case, crossbow bolt	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Case, map or scroll	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Chain <small>(10 feet)</small>	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔
|-
|Chalk <small>(1 piece)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.01"|1 cp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Chest	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="25"|25 ℔
|-
|Climber’s kit	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="12"|12 ℔
|-
|Clothes, common	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|Clothes, costume	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Clothes, fine	||data-sort-value="15"|15 gp	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔
|-
|Clothes, traveler’s	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Component pouch	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Crowbar	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus sprig"|''{{su|focus|druidic|w=4ch}}'' Sprig of mistletoe	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|data-sort-value="focus totem"|''{{su|focus|druidic|w=4ch}}'' Totem	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|data-sort-value="focus staff, wood"|''{{su|focus|druidic|w=4ch}}'' Staff, wooden	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus wand, yew"|''{{su|focus|druidic|w=4ch}}'' Wand, yew	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Fishing tackle	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Flask or tankard	||data-sort-value="0.02"|2 cp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Grappling hook	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Hammer	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|Hammer, sledge	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔
|-
|Healer’s kit	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus amulet"|''{{su|holy|symbol|w=4ch}}'' Amulet	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|data-sort-value="focus emblem"|''{{su|holy|symbol|w=4ch}}'' Emblem	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|data-sort-value="focus reliquary"|''{{su|holy|symbol|w=4ch}}'' Reliquary	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Holy water <small>(flask)</small>	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Hourglass	||data-sort-value="25"|25 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Hunting trap	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="25"|25 ℔
|-
|Ink <small>(1 ounce bottle)</small>	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Ink pen	||data-sort-value="0.02"|2 cp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Jug or pitcher	||data-sort-value="0.02"|2 cp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Ladder <small>(10-foot)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.1"|1 sp	||data-sort-value="25"|25 ℔
|-
|Lamp	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Lantern, bullseye	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Lantern, hooded	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Lock	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Magnifying glass	||data-sort-value="100"|100 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Manacles	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="6"|6 ℔
|-
|Mess kit	||data-sort-value="0.2"|2 sp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Mirror, steel	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="0.5"|½ ℔
|-
|Oil <small>(flask)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.1"|1 sp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Paper <small>(one sheet)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.2"|2 sp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Parchment <small>(one sheet)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.1"|1 sp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Perfume <small>(vial)</small>	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Pick, miner’s	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔
|-
|Piton	||data-sort-value="0.05"|5 cp	||data-sort-value="0.25"|¼ ℔
|-
|Poison, basic <small>(vial)</small>	||data-sort-value="100"|100 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Pole <small>(10-foot)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.05"|5 cp	||data-sort-value="7"|7 ℔
|-
|Pot, iron	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔
|-
|''Potion of healing'' <small>(2d4+2)</small>	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="0.5"|½ ℔
|-
|Pouch	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Quiver	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Ram, portable	||data-sort-value="4"|4 gp	||data-sort-value="35"|35 ℔
|-
|Rations <small>(1 day)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="2"|2 ℔
|-
|Robes	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="4"|4 ℔
|-
|Rope, hempen <small>(50′, {{abbr|⌀⁷⁄₈″|6200 lb. Tenacity{{br}}1240 lb. Load}})</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="10"|10 ℔
|-
|Rope, silk <small>(50′, {{abbr|⌀⁵⁄₈″|2=⌀588㏕ = √(5lb./50ft.) × 12.9㎛ ÷ 25.4ᵐᵐ⁄ᵢₙ{{br}}= √(1,339,348𝘥𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘦𝘳) × 12.9㎛ ÷ 25.4ᵐᵐ⁄ᵢₙ{{br}}6300 lb. Tenacity{{br}}1260 lb. Load}})</small>	||data-sort-value="10"|10 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Sack	||data-sort-value="0.01"|1 cp	||data-sort-value="0.5"|½ ℔
|-
|Scale, merchant’s	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|Sealing wax	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Shovel	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Signal whistle	||data-sort-value="0.05"|5 cp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Signet ring	||data-sort-value="5"|5 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Soap	||data-sort-value="0.02"|2 cp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Spellbook	||data-sort-value="50"|50 gp	||data-sort-value="3"|3 ℔
|-
|Spikes, iron <small>(10)</small>	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Spyglass	||data-sort-value="1000"|1,000 gp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Tent, two-person	||data-sort-value="2"|2 gp	||data-sort-value="20"|20 ℔
|-
|Tinderbox	||data-sort-value="0.5"|5 sp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Torch	||data-sort-value="0.01"|1 cp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|-
|Vial	||data-sort-value="1"|1 gp	||data-sort-value="0"|—
|-
|Waterskin <small>(full)</small>	||data-sort-value="0.2"|2 sp	||data-sort-value="5"|5 ℔
|-
|Whetstone	||data-sort-value="0.01"|1 cp	||data-sort-value="1"|1 ℔
|}
;Vestments:
* A type of ''Costume'' (5 gp, 4 ℔) based on extrapolation from a Priest’s Pack.{{ref|PHB|151}}
* Included in an Acolyte’s starting equipment.{{ref|PHB|127}}
* Make up 7% of “Religious Articles and Furnishings”.{{ref|DMG|300}}
* Regular ''cloth-of-gold'' ones are a 25 gp art object.{{ref|DMG|134}}
* Fancy ''cloth-of-gold'' ones are a 40 gp art object.{{ref|PoA||Princes of the Apocalypses}}
* Candlekeep’s monks – purple.{{ref|SCAG|75}}
* Abbathor’s priests – red leather armor.{{ref|DIP||Dragon of Icespire Peak}}
* Drow clerics – mauve, black, and plum, stitched with gold.{{ref|TYP||Tales from the Yawning Portal}}
* Gond’s priests – saffron, with sashes that contain within their folds gears, locks, hooks, and bits of metal and wood (might prove useful in a pinch).{{ref|SCAG|28}}
* Leira’s priests – white and mist-gray, with smooth, featureless face-masks.{{ref|SCAG|32}}
* Lliira’s priests – bright, cheerful colors and have more in common with festival attire than with somber ecclesial garments.{{ref|SCAG|33}}

===Equipment packs===
The starting equipment you get from your class includes a collection of useful adventuring gear, put together in a pack. The contents of these packs are listed here. If you are buying your starting equipment, you can purchase a pack for the price shown, which might be cheaper than buying the items individually.

'''''Burglar’s pack (16&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a backpack, a&nbsp;bag of 1,000 ball bearings, 10&nbsp;feet of string, a&nbsp;bell, 5&nbsp;candles, a&nbsp;crowbar, a&nbsp;hammer, 10&nbsp;pitons, a&nbsp;hooded lantern, 2&nbsp;flasks of oil, 5&nbsp;days rations, a&nbsp;tinderbox, and a waterskin. The pack also has 50&nbsp;feet of hempen rope strapped to the side of it.

'''''Diplomat’s pack (39&nbsp;gp)'':''' includes a chest, 2&nbsp;cases for maps and scrolls, a&nbsp;set of fine clothes, a&nbsp;bottle of ink, an ink pen, a&nbsp;lamp, 2&nbsp;flasks of oil, 5&nbsp;sheets of paper, a&nbsp;vial of perfume, sealing wax, and soap.

'''''Dungeoneer’s pack (12&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a&nbsp;backpack, a&nbsp;crowbar, a&nbsp;hammer, 10&nbsp;pitons, 10&nbsp;torches, a&nbsp;tinderbox, 10&nbsp;days of rations, and a&nbsp;waterskin. The pack also has 50&nbsp;feet of hempen rope strapped to the side of it.

'''''Entertainer’s pack (40&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a&nbsp;backpack, a&nbsp;bedroll, 2&nbsp;costumes, 5&nbsp;candles, 5&nbsp;days of rations, a&nbsp;waterskin, and a&nbsp;disguise kit.

'''''Explorer’s pack (10&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a&nbsp;backpack, a&nbsp;bedroll, a&nbsp;mess kit, a&nbsp;tinderbox, 10&nbsp;torches, 10&nbsp;days of rations, and a&nbsp;waterskin. The pack also has 50&nbsp;feet of hempen rope strapped to the side of it.

'''''Monster Hunter’s pack (33&nbsp;gp)'':'''{{ref|CS|209|''Curse of Strahd''}} Includes a&nbsp;chest, a&nbsp;crowbar, a&nbsp;hammer, three wooden stakes, a&nbsp;holy symbol, a&nbsp;flask of holy water, a&nbsp;set of manacles, a&nbsp;steel mirror, a&nbsp;flask of oil, a&nbsp;tinderbox, and 3&nbsp;torches.

'''''Priest’s pack (19&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a&nbsp;backpack, a&nbsp;blanket, 10&nbsp;candles, a&nbsp;tinderbox, an {{abbr|alms box|5 gp, 2 ℔, based on a Reliquary}}, 2 {{abbr|blocks of incense|@ 1 sp based on ''Tome of Annihilation''}}, a {{abbr|censer|5 gp, 2 ℔, based on a Lantern}}, {{abbr|vestments|5 gp, 4 ℔, based on a Costume}}, 2&nbsp;days of rations, and a&nbsp;waterskin.

'''''Scholar’s pack (40&nbsp;gp)'':''' Includes a&nbsp;backpack, a&nbsp;book of lore, a&nbsp;bottle of ink, an ink pen, 10&nbsp;sheets of parchment, a&nbsp;little bag of sand, and a&nbsp;small knife.

===Tools and skills together===
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'' (pp.78–85)}}

====Gaming set====
<div style="overflow:auto;">
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'' (p.81)}}
{| class="d20 zebra aside"
!Activity  !!DC
|-
|Catch a player cheating  ||15
|-
|Gain insight into an Opponent’s personality  ||15
|}
Proficiency with a gaming set applies to one type of game, such as Three-Dragon Ante or games of chance that use dice.

'''''Components:''''' A gaming set has all the pieces needed to play a specific game or type of game, such as a complete deck of cards or a board and tokens.

'''''History:''''' Your mastery of a game includes knowledge of its history, as well as of important events it was connected to or prominent historical figures involved with it.

'''''Insight:''''' Playing games with someone is a good way to gain understanding of their personality, granting you a better ability to discern their lies from their truths and read their mood.

'''''Sleight of Hand:''''' Sleight of Hand is a useful skill for cheating at a game, as it allows you to swap pieces, palm cards, or alter a die roll. Alternatively, engrossing a target in a game by manipulating the components with dexterous movements is a great distraction for a pick-pocketing attempt.
</div>

====Herbalism kit====
<div style="overflow:auto;">
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'' (p.82)}}
{| class="d20 zebra aside"
!Activity  !!DC
|-
|Find plants  ||15
|-
|Identify poison  ||20
|}
Proficiency with an herbalism kit allows you to identify plants and safely collect their useful elements.

'''''Components:''''' An herbalism kit includes pouches to store herbs, clippers and leather gloves for collecting plants, a mortar and pestle, and several glass jars.

'''''Arcana:''''' Your knowledge of the nature and uses of herbs can add insight to your magical studies that deal with plants and your attempts to identify potions.

'''''Investigation:''''' When you inspect an area overgrown with plants, your proficiency can help you pick out details and clues that others might miss.

'''''Medicine:''''' Your mastery of herbalism improves your ability to treat illnesses and wounds by augmenting your methods of care with medicinal plants.

'''''Nature and survival:''''' When you travel in the wild, your skill in herbalism makes it easier to identify plants and spot sources of food that others might overlook.

'''''Identify plants:''''' You can identify most plants with a quick inspection of their appearance and smell.
</div>

====Musical instruments====
<div style="overflow:auto;">
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'' (p.83)}}
{| class="d20 zebra aside"
!Activity  !!DC
|-
|Identify a tune  ||10
|-
|Improvise a tune  ||20
|}
Proficiency with a musical instrument indicates you are familiar with the techniques used to play it. You also have knowledge of some songs commonly performed with that instrument.

'''''History:''''' Your expertise aids you in recalling lore related to your instrument.

'''''Performance:''''' Your ability to put on a good show is improved when you incorporate an instrument into your act.

'''''Compose a tune:''''' As part of a long rest, you can compose a new tune and lyrics for your instrument. You might use this ability to impress a noble or spread scandalous rumors with a catchy tune.
</div>

====Cartographer’s tools====
Consist of a quill, ink, parchment, calipers, a ruler, and a pair of compasses.

====Navigator’s tools====
Consist of a quill, ink, parchment, calipers, a ruler, a compass, and a sextant.

====Woodcarver’s tools====
<div style="overflow:auto;">
{{hatnote|''Xanathar’s Guide to Everything'' (p.85)}}
{| class="d20 zebra aside"
!Activity	!!DC
|-
|Craft a small wooden figurine	||10
|-
|Carve an intricate pattern in wood	||15
|}
Woodcarver’s tools allow you to craft intricate objects from wood, such as wooden tokens or arrows.

'''''Components'':''' Woodcarver’s tools consist of a knife, a gouge, and a small saw.

'''''Arcana, history'':''' Your expertise lends you additional insight when you examine wooden objects, such as figurines or arrows.

'''''Nature'':''' Your knowledge of wooden objects gives you some added insight when you examine trees.

'''''Repair'':''' As part of a short rest, you can repair a single damaged wooden object.

'''''Craft Arrows'':''' As part of a short rest, you can craft up to five arrows. As part of a long rest, you can craft up to twenty. You must have enough wood on hand to produce them.

<ins>'''''Note'':''' Characters with a specific connection to archery—those with ''elf weapon training'' or the ''archery'' fighting style, clerics of a god of archery, ''Arcane Archers'', etc.—may use woodcarver’s tools as a ''bowyer/fletcher'' (proficient in crafting, and examining, bows and arrows) even if they are otherwise not proficient in woodcarving.</ins>
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==Vehicles==
{| class="d20 zebra center c2r c3r"
!Ship!!Cost (gp)
!title="kt. (knots) ≈ D&D miles per hour"|Speed
!Crew
!title="Passengers"|Pass.
!Tonnage
!AC
!HP
!title="Damage Threshold"|D.T.
|-
|Rowboat||50||1½ <small>kt.</small>||class=in1|1||class=in1|3||class=in1|—||11||class=in1|80||—
|-
|Keelboat||3,000||1 <small>kt.</small>||class=in1|1||class=in1|6||class=in1|½||15||100||10
|-
|Longship||10,000||3 <small>kt.</small>||40||class=pl0|150||class=in1|10||15||300||15
|-
|Sailing ship||10,000||2 <small>kt.</small>||20||20||100||15||300||15
|-
|Warship||25,000||2½ <small>kt.</small>||60||60||200||15||500||20
|-
|Galley||30,000||4 <small>kt.</small>||80||—||150||15||500||20
|-
|Airship||20,000||8 <small>kt.</small>||10||20||class=in2|1||13||300||—
|}

====Visibility====
The distance to the horizon in {{abbr|miles|6,000-foot D&D [nautical] miles}} (d) for an observer at an altitude in feet (h):

: d ({{abbr|miles|6,000-foot D&D mile}}) ≈ {{abbr|√h|rounded from d ≈ ⁹⁷⁄₉₀ × √h}} (feet)

Thus for an {{abbr|observer|e.g. a medium humanoid}} in a {{abbr|crow’s nest|standing 90′ above the waterline}}, the horizon is &sim;10 miles away, and another crow’s nest would be visible at a combined distance of &sim;20 miles. Overcast skies reduce the perceivable distance by half. Rain and fog reduce visibility just as they do on land.

====Owning a ship====
At some point in your campaign, the adventurers might gain custody of a ship. They might purchase or capture one or receive one to carry out a mission. It’s up to you whether a ship is available for purchase, and you have the power to deprive the adventurers of a ship at any time should it become a nuisance (see the ''DMG'' “Shipwrecks” sidebar).

;Speed
:In a dead calm (no wind), ships can’t move under sail and must be rowed. A ship sailing against a strong wind moves at half speed.

;Crew
:A ship needs a crew of skilled hirelings to function. As per the Player’s Handbook, one skilled hireling costs at least 2&nbsp;gp per day. The minimum number of skilled hirelings needed to crew a ship depends on the type of vessel, as shown in the Airborne and Waterborne Vehicles table.
:You can track the loyalty of individual crew members or the crew as a whole using the optional loyalty rules in chapter 4. If at least half the crew becomes disloyal during a voyage, the crew turns hostile and stages a mutiny. If the ship is berthed, disloyal crew members leave the ship and never return.

;Passengers
:The table indicates the number of Small and Medium passengers the ship can accommodate. Accommodations consist of shared hammocks in tight quarters. A ship outfitted with private accommodations can carry one-fifth as many passengers.
:A passenger is usually expected to pay 5&nbsp;sp per day for a hammock, but prices can vary from ship to ship. A small private cabin usually costs 2&nbsp;gp per day.

;Tonnage
:The table indicates the maximum {{wp|Net register tonnage|tonnage}} each kind of ship can carry. This is actually a volume measurement, a&nbsp;“cargo ton” =&nbsp;100&nbsp;ft³. (1&nbsp;“cargo ton” of water weighs ≈&nbsp;3&nbsp;tonne.)

;Damage Threshold
:A ship has immunity to all damage unless it takes an amount of damage equal to or greater than its damage threshold, in which case it takes damage as normal. Any damage that fails to meet or exceed the damage threshold is considered superficial and doesn’t reduce the ship’s hit points.

;Ship Repair
:Repairs to a damaged ship can be made while the vessel is berthed. Repairing 1 hit point of damage requires 1 day and costs 20&nbsp;gp for materials and labor.

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