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The musket is the primary weapon of the Napoleonic-era line infantry. Smoothbore and muzzle-loaded, these weapons are effective in massed volley fire at close to medium range.
The musket is the primary weapon of the Napoleonic-era line infantry. Smoothbore and muzzle-loaded, these weapons are effective in massed volley fire at close to medium range.
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{{!}} 38 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Charleville_Musket_IXXIII_Standard_Year {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Musket IXXIII — Standard French-pattern musket
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{{!}} 221 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Charleville_Musket_Dragoon_Pattern_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Dragoon Pattern (Rusty)
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{{!}} 228 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Charleville_Musket_Guard_Pattern_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Guard Pattern (Decorated)
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{{!}} 39 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Land_Pattern_Musket_Brown_Bess {{!}}{{!}} Land Pattern Brown Bess — Standard British musket
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{{!}} 229 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Land_Light_Infantry_Pattern_Musket_Brown_Bess_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Light Infantry Brown Bess (Rusty)
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{{!}} 230 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Sea_Service_Musket_Brown_Bess_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Sea Service Brown Bess (Decorated)
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{{!}} 88 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Russian_Musket_Pattern_1808 {{!}}{{!}} Russian Musket Pattern 1808
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{{!}} 231 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Russian_Musket_Pattern_1808_Light_Pattern_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Russian 1808 Light Pattern (Rusty)
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{{!}} 232 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Russian_Musket_Pattern_1808_Guard_Pattern_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Russian 1808 Guard Pattern (Decorated)
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{{!}} 265 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Iroquois_Musket {{!}}{{!}} Iroquois Musket
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{{!}} 233 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Spanish_Escopeta_Musket {{!}}{{!}} Spanish Escopeta Musket
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{{!}} 234 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Spanish_Escopeta_Musket_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Spanish Escopeta (Decorated)
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{{!}} 235 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Ottoman_Tufenk_Musket {{!}}{{!}} Ottoman Tufenk Musket
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{{!}} 236 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Ottoman_Tufenk_Musket_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Ottoman Tufenk (Decorated)
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{{!}} 237 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Boutet_Musket {{!}}{{!}} Boutet Musket
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{{!}} 238 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Boutet_Musket_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Boutet Musket (Decorated)
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{{!}} 286 {{!}}{{!}} Musket_Tartan_Wrapped {{!}}{{!}} Tartan Wrapped Musket
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Rifles feature a grooved barrel for improved accuracy at range. Used primarily by Riflemen and skirmisher classes.
Rifles feature a grooved barrel for improved accuracy at range. Used primarily by Riflemen and skirmisher classes.
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{{!}} 46 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Baker_Rifle_Pattern_1800 {{!}}{{!}} Baker Rifle Pattern 1800
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{{!}} 239 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Baker_Rifle_Pattern_1800_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Baker Rifle (Rusty)
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{{!}} 240 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Baker_Rifle_Pattern_1800_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Baker Rifle (Decorated)
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{{!}} 91 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Russian_Rifle_Pattern_1806 {{!}}{{!}} Russian Rifle Pattern 1806
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{{!}} 241 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Russian_Rifle_Pattern_1806_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Russian Rifle 1806 (Rusty)
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{{!}} 242 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Russian_Rifle_Pattern_1806_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Russian Rifle 1806 (Decorated)
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{{!}} 243 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Sporting_Rifle {{!}}{{!}} Sporting Rifle
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{{!}} 244 {{!}}{{!}} Rifle_Sporting_Rifle_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Sporting Rifle (Decorated)
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Shorter-barreled firearms designed for use on horseback. Carried by Dragoons and Cuirassiers.
Shorter-barreled firearms designed for use on horseback. Carried by Dragoons and Cuirassiers.
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{{!}} 43 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Elliot_Carbine {{!}}{{!}} Elliot Carbine
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{{!}} 247 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Elliot_Carbine_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Elliot Carbine (Rusty)
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{{!}} 248 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Elliot_Carbine_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Elliot Carbine (Decorated)
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{{!}} 44 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Charleville_Cavalry_Carbine_IXXIII {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Cavalry Carbine IXXIII
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{{!}} 245 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Charleville_Cavalry_Carbine_IXXIII_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Cavalry Carbine (Rusty)
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{{!}} 246 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Charleville_Cavalry_Carbine_IXXIII_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Charleville Cavalry Carbine (Decorated)
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{{!}} 92 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Russian_Cuirassier_Carbine {{!}}{{!}} Russian Cuirassier Carbine
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{{!}} 249 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Russian_Cuirassier_Carbine_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Russian Cuirassier Carbine (Rusty)
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{{!}} 250 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Russian_Cuirassier_Carbine_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Russian Cuirassier Carbine (Decorated)
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{{!}} 251 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Sporting_Carbine {{!}}{{!}} Sporting Carbine
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{{!}} 252 {{!}}{{!}} Carbine_Sporting_Carbine_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Sporting Carbine (Decorated)
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Sidearms carried by officers, cavalry, and naval classes. Single-shot flintlock pistols effective at close range.
Sidearms carried by officers, cavalry, and naval classes. Single-shot flintlock pistols effective at close range.
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{{!}} 49 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_French_Pistol_XIII {{!}}{{!}} French Pistol XIII
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{{!}} 255 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_French_Pistol_XIII_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} French Pistol XIII (Rusty)
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{{!}} 256 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_French_Pistol_XIII_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} French Pistol XIII (Decorated)
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{{!}} 50 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Land_Pattern_Pistol {{!}}{{!}} Land Pattern Pistol
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{{!}} 253 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Land_Pattern_Pistol_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Land Pattern Pistol (Rusty)
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{{!}} 254 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Sea_Service_Pistol_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Sea Service Pistol (Decorated)
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{{!}} 87 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Russian_1809_Pistol {{!}}{{!}} Russian 1809 Pistol
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{{!}} 257 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Russian_1809_Pistol_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Russian 1809 Pistol (Rusty)
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{{!}} 258 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Russian_1809_Pistol_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Russian 1809 Pistol (Decorated)
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{{!}} 259 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Le_Page_Pistol {{!}}{{!}} Le Page Pistol
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{{!}} 260 {{!}}{{!}} Pistol_Le_Page_Pistol_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Le Page Pistol (Decorated)
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Wide-bore scatter-shot firearms. Devastating at close range, useless at distance. Favoured for ship defense and boarding actions.
Wide-bore scatter-shot firearms. Devastating at close range, useless at distance. Favoured for ship defense and boarding actions.
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{{!}} 261 {{!}}{{!}} Blunderbuss_British_Blunderbuss_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} British Blunderbuss (Rusty)
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{{!}} 52 {{!}}{{!}} Blunderbuss_French_Blunderbuss {{!}}{{!}} French Blunderbuss
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{{!}} 262 {{!}}{{!}} Blunderbuss_French_Blunderbuss_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} French Blunderbuss (Decorated)
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{{!}} 263 {{!}}{{!}} Blunderbuss_Nock_Gun_Blunderbuss {{!}}{{!}} Nock Gun
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{{!}} 264 {{!}}{{!}} Blunderbuss_Nock_Gun_Blunderbuss_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Nock Gun (Decorated)
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Shorter melee weapons including cutlasses, sabres, and improvised weapons. Used by sailors, NCOs, and various infantry classes.
Shorter melee weapons including cutlasses, sabres, and improvised weapons. Used by sailors, NCOs, and various infantry classes.
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{{!}} 63 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_1715_Pattern_Sabre {{!}}{{!}} 1715 Pattern Sabre
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{{!}} 66 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Baker_Rifle_Bayonet {{!}}{{!}} Baker Rifle Bayonet
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{{!}} 67 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Sabre_Briquet {{!}}{{!}} Sabre Briquet
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{{!}} 70 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_1804_Pattern_Naval_Cutlass {{!}}{{!}} 1804 Naval Cutlass
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{{!}} 71 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Year_IX_Boarding_Sabre {{!}}{{!}} Year IX Boarding Sabre
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{{!}} 82 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Russian_Epee_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Russian Epee
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{{!}} 86 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Russian_Rifle_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Russian Rifle Sword
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{{!}} 222 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Scimitar {{!}}{{!}} Scimitar
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{{!}} 225 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Frying_Pan {{!}}{{!}} Frying Pan
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{{!}} 266 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Frying_Pan_Gold {{!}}{{!}} Gold Frying Pan
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{{!}} 280 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Whiskey_Bottle {{!}}{{!}} Whiskey Bottle
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{{!}} 281 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Whiskey_Bottle_Broken {{!}}{{!}} Whiskey Bottle (Broken)
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{{!}} 282 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Whiskey_Bottle_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Whiskey Bottle (Decorated)
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{{!}} 283 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Rum_Bottle {{!}}{{!}} Rum Bottle
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Officer-grade swords and cavalry sabres. Longer reach and higher damage than short swords.
Officer-grade swords and cavalry sabres. Longer reach and higher damage than short swords.
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{{!}} 2 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_1796_Epee {{!}}{{!}} 1796 Epee
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{{!}} 3 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_1805_Epee {{!}}{{!}} 1805 Epee
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{{!}} 80 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_1796_Pattern_Light_Sabre {{!}}{{!}} 1796 Pattern Light Sabre
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{{!}} 79 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Pattern_1803_Flank_Officer_Sabre {{!}}{{!}} Pattern 1803 Flank Officer Sabre
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{{!}} 4 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Sabre_Officier_Infanterie {{!}}{{!}} Sabre d'Officier d'Infanterie
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{{!}} 62 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_An_XI_Light_Sabre {{!}}{{!}} An XI Light Cavalry Sabre
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{{!}} 68 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_British_Hanger {{!}}{{!}} British Hanger
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{{!}} 69 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_French_Hanger {{!}}{{!}} French Hanger
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{{!}} 84 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Russian_Hussar_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Russian Hussar Sword
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{{!}} 85 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Russian_Cuirassier_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Russian Cuirassier Sword
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{{!}} 93 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Claymore {{!}}{{!}} Claymore
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{{!}} 223 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Napoleons_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Napoleon's Sword
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{{!}} 224 {{!}}{{!}} Sword_Yatagan_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Yatagan Sword
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Long polearms used to repel boarders at sea and by officers on land. Includes spontoons carried by NCOs and officers.
Long polearms used to repel boarders at sea and by officers on land. Includes spontoons carried by NCOs and officers.
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{{!}} 76 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_British_Boarding_Pike {{!}}{{!}} British Boarding Pike
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{{!}} 77 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_French_Boarding_Pike {{!}}{{!}} French Boarding Pike
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{{!}} 213 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_British_Spontoon {{!}}{{!}} British Spontoon
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{{!}} 212 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_French_Spontoon {{!}}{{!}} French Spontoon
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{{!}} 210 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_Russian_Spontoon {{!}}{{!}} Russian Spontoon
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{{!}} 211 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_Prussian_Spontoon {{!}}{{!}} Prussian Spontoon
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{{!}} 227 {{!}}{{!}} Spontoon_Halberd {{!}}{{!}} Halberd
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Heavy axes used by sappers for demolition and melee combat.
Heavy axes used by sappers for demolition and melee combat.
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{{!}} 54 {{!}}{{!}} Axe2H_Variation1 {{!}}{{!}} Two-Handed Axe (Variation 1)
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{{!}} 55 {{!}}{{!}} Axe2H_British_2Handed_Axe {{!}}{{!}} British Two-Handed Axe
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{{!}} 226 {{!}}{{!}} Axe2H_Sapper_2Handed_Axe {{!}}{{!}} Sapper Two-Handed Axe
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Lighter axes and adzes used by carpenters for construction and light melee.
Lighter axes and adzes used by carpenters for construction and light melee.
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{{!}} 56 {{!}}{{!}} Axe1H_Carpenter_Adze {{!}}{{!}} Carpenter's Adze
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{{!}} 57 {{!}}{{!}} Axe1H_Carpenter_Axe {{!}}{{!}} Carpenter's Axe
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Small concealed blades. Weak but fast — a weapon of last resort.
Small concealed blades. Weak but fast — a weapon of last resort.
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{{!}} 72 {{!}}{{!}} Knife_British_Dagger {{!}}{{!}} British Dagger
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{{!}} 73 {{!}}{{!}} Knife_French_Dagger {{!}}{{!}} French Dagger
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{{!}} 74 {{!}}{{!}} Knife_British_Knife {{!}}{{!}} British Knife
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{{!}} 75 {{!}}{{!}} Knife_French_Knife {{!}}{{!}} French Knife
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Bolt-action rifles of the Great War. Far more accurate and faster-firing than Napoleonic muskets.
Bolt-action rifles of the Great War. Far more accurate and faster-firing than Napoleonic muskets.
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{{!}} 100 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_LeeEnfield_MKIII {{!}}{{!}} Lee-Enfield Mk III (British)
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{{!}} 272 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_LeeEnfield_MKIII_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Lee-Enfield Mk III (Rusty)
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{{!}} 271 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_LeeEnfield_MKIII_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Lee-Enfield Mk III (Decorated)
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{{!}} 105 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Lebel_Model_1886 {{!}}{{!}} Lebel Model 1886 (French)
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{{!}} 270 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Lebel_Model_1886_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Lebel Model 1886 (Rusty)
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{{!}} 269 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Lebel_Model_1886_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Lebel Model 1886 (Decorated)
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{{!}} 103 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Mauser_Gewehr_98 {{!}}{{!}} Mauser Gewehr 98 (German)
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{{!}} 276 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Mauser_Gewehr_98_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} Mauser Gewehr 98 (Rusty)
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{{!}} 275 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Mauser_Gewehr_98_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} Mauser Gewehr 98 (Decorated)
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{{!}} 104 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1903_Springfield {{!}}{{!}} M1903 Springfield (American)
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{{!}} 274 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1903_Springfield_Rusty {{!}}{{!}} M1903 Springfield (Rusty)
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{{!}} 273 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1903_Springfield_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} M1903 Springfield (Decorated)
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Pump-action shotguns brought into service for devastating close-quarters trench combat.
Pump-action shotguns brought into service for devastating close-quarters trench combat.
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{{!}} 277 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1897_Trench_Gun {{!}}{{!}} M1897 Trench Gun
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{{!}} 278 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1897_Trench_Gun_Warthorn {{!}}{{!}} M1897 Trench Gun (Warthorn)
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{{!}} 279 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1897_Trench_Gun_Decorated {{!}}{{!}} M1897 Trench Gun (Decorated)
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Officer sidearms of the Great War. Multi-shot revolvers replace the single-shot flintlock pistols of the Napoleonic era.
Officer sidearms of the Great War. Multi-shot revolvers replace the single-shot flintlock pistols of the Napoleonic era.
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{{!}} 106 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Webley_Revolver_MKIV {{!}}{{!}} Webley Revolver Mk IV (British)
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{{!}} 107 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Modele_1892_Revolver {{!}}{{!}} Modèle 1892 Revolver (French)
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{{!}} 108 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1917_Revolver {{!}}{{!}} M1917 Revolver (American)
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{{!}} 109 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Mauser_C78_Revolver {{!}}{{!}} Mauser C78 Revolver (German)
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Improvised and purpose-built close-combat weapons for trench fighting.
Improvised and purpose-built close-combat weapons for trench fighting.
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{{!}} 114 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_British_Trench_Club {{!}}{{!}} British Trench Club
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{{!}} 115 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_French_Trench_Club {{!}}{{!}} French Trench Club
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{{!}} 116 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_German_Trench_Club {{!}}{{!}} German Trench Club
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{{!}} 121 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Allied_Shovel {{!}}{{!}} Allied Shovel
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{{!}} 122 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_CentralPower_Shovel {{!}}{{!}} Central Powers Shovel
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{{!}} 267 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Frying_Pan {{!}}{{!}} Frying Pan
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{{!}} 268 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Frying_Pan_Gold {{!}}{{!}} Gold Frying Pan
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Ceremonial and combat swords carried by officers of the Great War.
Ceremonial and combat swords carried by officers of the Great War.
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{{!}} 110 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Pattern_1897_Officer_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Pattern 1897 Officer Sword (British)
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{{!}} 111 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1882_Sabre_d_officier {{!}}{{!}} M1882 Sabre d'Officier (French)
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{{!}} 112 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Model_1902_Army_Officers_Sword {{!}}{{!}} Model 1902 Army Officer's Sword (American)
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{{!}} 113 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1889_infantrie_saebel {{!}}{{!}} M1889 Infanterie-Säbel (German)
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Purpose-built knives and bayonets for silent trench raids and close-quarters fighting.
Purpose-built knives and bayonets for silent trench raids and close-quarters fighting.
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{{!}} 117 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_P1907_Trench_Knife {{!}}{{!}} P1907 Trench Knife (British)
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{{!}} 118 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_M1916_Vengeur_Knife {{!}}{{!}} M1916 Vengeur Knife (French)
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{{!}} 119 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_1918_Trench_Knife {{!}}{{!}} 1918 Trench Knife (American)
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{{!}} 120 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_German_Boker_Knife {{!}}{{!}} German Böker Knife
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Explosive and smoke grenades used for clearing trenches and concealing advances.
Explosive and smoke grenades used for clearing trenches and concealing advances.
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{{!}} 151 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_MillsGrenade_MKII {{!}}{{!}} Mills Grenade Mk II (Allied HE)
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{{!}} 152 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_Stielhandgranate_1916 {{!}}{{!}} Stielhandgranate 1916 (Central HE)
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{{!}} 153 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_No37_MKI {{!}}{{!}} No. 37 Mk I Smoke Grenade (Allied)
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{{!}} 154 {{!}}{{!}} Frontlines_HandNebelBombe {{!}}{{!}} Handnebelbombe Smoke (Central)
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Muskets

The musket is the primary weapon of the Napoleonic-era line infantry. Smoothbore and muzzle-loaded, these weapons are effective in massed volley fire at close to medium range.

Charleville IXXIII
Charleville Dragoon (Rusty)
Charleville Guard (Decorated)
India Pattern Brown Bess
Land Pattern Brown Bess
Light Infantry Brown Bess (Rusty)
Sea Service Brown Bess (Decorated)
Russian Musket 1808
Russian 1808 Light (Rusty)
Russian 1808 Guard (Decorated)
Iroquois Musket
Spanish Escopeta
Spanish Escopeta (Decorated)
Ottoman Tufenk
Ottoman Tufenk (Decorated)
Boutet Musket
Boutet Musket (Decorated)

Rifles

Rifles feature a grooved barrel for improved accuracy at range. Used primarily by Riflemen and skirmisher classes.

Baker Rifle 1800
Baker Rifle (Rusty)
Baker Rifle (Decorated)
Russian Rifle 1806
Russian Rifle (Rusty)
Russian Rifle (Decorated)
Sporting Rifle
Sporting Rifle (Decorated)

Carbines

Shorter-barreled firearms designed for use on horseback. Carried by Dragoons and Cuirassiers.

Elliot Carbine
Elliot Carbine (Rusty)
Elliot Carbine (Decorated)
Charleville Cavalry IXXIII
Charleville Cavalry (Rusty)
Charleville Cavalry (Decorated)
Russian Cuirassier Carbine
Russian Cuirassier (Rusty)
Russian Cuirassier (Decorated)
Sporting Carbine
Sporting Carbine (Decorated)

Pistols

Sidearms carried by officers, cavalry, and naval classes. Single-shot flintlock pistols effective at close range.

French Pistol XIII
French Pistol XIII (Rusty)
French Pistol XIII (Decorated)
Land Pattern Pistol
Land Pattern Pistol (Rusty)
Sea Service Pistol (Decorated)
Russian 1809 Pistol
Russian 1809 (Rusty)
Russian 1809 (Decorated)
Le Page Pistol
Le Page Pistol (Decorated)

Blunderbusses

Wide-bore scatter-shot firearms. Devastating at close range, useless at distance. Favoured for ship defense and boarding actions.

British Blunderbuss (Rusty)
French Blunderbuss
French Blunderbuss (Decorated)
Nock Gun
Nock Gun (Decorated)

Short Swords

Shorter melee weapons including cutlasses, sabres, and improvised weapons. Used by sailors, NCOs, and various infantry classes.

1715 Pattern Sabre
Baker Rifle Bayonet
Sabre Briquet
1804 Naval Cutlass
Year IX Boarding Sabre
Russian Epee
Russian Rifle Sword
Scimitar
Frying Pan
Gold Frying Pan
Whiskey Bottle
Whiskey Bottle (Decorated)

Long Swords

Officer-grade swords and cavalry sabres. Longer reach and higher damage than short swords.

Russian Hussar Sword
Russian Cuirassier Sword
Napoleon's Sword
Yatagan Sword

Pikes

Long polearms used to repel boarders at sea and by officers on land. Includes spontoons carried by NCOs and officers.

British Boarding Pike
French Boarding Pike
British Spontoon
French Spontoon
Russian Spontoon
Prussian Spontoon
Halberd

Two-Handed Axes

Heavy axes used by sappers for demolition and melee combat.

Two-Handed Axe
British Two-Handed Axe
Sapper Two-Handed Axe

One-Handed Axes

Lighter axes and adzes used by carpenters for construction and light melee.

Carpenter's Adze
Carpenter's Axe

Knives

Small concealed blades. Weak but fast — a weapon of last resort.

British Dagger
French Dagger
British Knife
French Knife

WW1 Rifles

Bolt-action rifles of the Great War. Far more accurate and faster-firing than Napoleonic muskets.

Lee-Enfield Mk III
Lee-Enfield (Rusty)
Lee-Enfield (Decorated)
Lebel Model 1886
Lebel 1886 (Rusty)
Lebel 1886 (Decorated)
Mauser Gewehr 98
Gewehr 98 (Rusty)
Gewehr 98 (Decorated)
M1903 Springfield
Springfield (Rusty)
Springfield (Decorated)

Trench Guns

Pump-action shotguns brought into service for devastating close-quarters trench combat.

M1897 Trench Gun
M1897 (Warthorn)
M1897 (Decorated)

Revolvers

Officer sidearms of the Great War. Multi-shot revolvers replace the single-shot flintlock pistols of the Napoleonic era.

Webley Revolver Mk IV
Modèle 1892 Revolver
M1917 Revolver
Mauser C78 Revolver

WW1 Melee Weapons

Improvised and purpose-built close-combat weapons for trench fighting.

British Trench Club
French Trench Club
German Trench Club
Allied Shovel
Central Powers Shovel

WW1 Officer Swords

Ceremonial and combat swords carried by officers of the Great War.

Pattern 1897 Officer Sword
M1882 Sabre d'Officier
Model 1902 Officer's Sword
M1889 Infanterie-Säbel

Trench Knives

Purpose-built knives and bayonets for silent trench raids and close-quarters fighting.

P1907 Trench Knife
M1916 Vengeur Knife
1918 Trench Knife
German Böker Knife

Grenades

Explosive and smoke grenades used for clearing trenches and concealing advances.