Armoured Combat:Throwing weapon standards - Revision history

Angele at 00:35, 12 July 2025

2025-07-12T00:35:37Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:35, 12 July 2025
Line 1:		Line 1:
	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing weapons standards}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Armoured Combat - Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing weapons standards}}</noinclude>
	#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.		#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.
	#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.		#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.

Angele at 22:46, 11 July 2025

2025-07-11T22:46:24Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:46, 11 July 2025
Line 8:		Line 8:
	##two layers of Siloflex or equivalent. The approved equivalent for Lochac is medium density, black polyethylene water pipe, 12 bar pressure rating. The outer layer must be 25.4mm (1 inch) inner diameter Siloflex (32mm (1 1/4 inch) OD) and the inner layer must be 19.1mm (3/4 inch) inner diameter Siloflex.		##two layers of Siloflex or equivalent. The approved equivalent for Lochac is medium density, black polyethylene water pipe, 12 bar pressure rating. The outer layer must be 25.4mm (1 inch) inner diameter Siloflex (32mm (1 1/4 inch) OD) and the inner layer must be 19.1mm (3/4 inch) inner diameter Siloflex.
	#If Siloflex is used, both ends of the shaft must be covered with either a schedule-40 PVC cap with an interior diameter the same as the outside diameter of the shaft (32mm (1 1/4 inch)), or with a rubber stopper or equivalent means to prevent the tubing from penetrating the thrusting tip(s), fastened securely in place by tape and/or glue.		#If Siloflex is used, both ends of the shaft must be covered with either a schedule-40 PVC cap with an interior diameter the same as the outside diameter of the shaft (32mm (1 1/4 inch)), or with a rubber stopper or equivalent means to prevent the tubing from penetrating the thrusting tip(s), fastened securely in place by tape and/or glue.
	#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:~~Melee_Weapon_Standards~~#Low-~~profile_Thrusting_Tips~~\|8.4.2]] must be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.		#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:Melee_weapon_standards#Low-profile_thrusting_tips\|8.4.2]] must be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.
	#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end must be constructed so that when you throw them, they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. must be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.		#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end must be constructed so that when you throw them, they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. must be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.
	#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed solely of rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.		#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed solely of rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.
	#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.		#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.

Angele: Angele moved page Armoured Combat:Throwing Weapon Standards to Armoured Combat:Throwing weapon standards without leaving a redirect: update url to match page name

2025-07-11T22:24:36Z

Angele moved page Armoured Combat:Throwing Weapon Standards to Armoured Combat:Throwing weapon standards without leaving a redirect: update url to match page name

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:24, 11 July 2025
(No difference)

Angele: /* General information */

2025-07-11T22:24:12Z

General information

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:24, 11 July 2025
Line 1:		Line 1:
	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing weapons standards}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing weapons standards}}</noinclude>
	~~==General information==~~
	#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.		#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.
	#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.		#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.

Angele at 22:23, 11 July 2025

2025-07-11T22:23:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:23, 11 July 2025
Line 1:		Line 1:
	<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing ~~Weapons Standards~~}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing weapons standards}}</noinclude>
	==General ~~Information~~==		==General information==
	#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.		#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.
	#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.		#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.

Angele at 09:48, 11 July 2025

2025-07-11T09:48:59Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:48, 11 July 2025
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{~~DISPLAYTITLE:~~Throwing Weapons Standards}}		<noinclude>{{ChapterInfoNoTOC\|Fighters Handbook\|9\|Throwing Weapons Standards}}</noinclude>
	<~~div class='rulesNumbering' style="counter-reset: page 9"~~>

	==General Information==		==General Information==
	#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.		#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.
Line 15:		Line 13:
	#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed solely of rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.		#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed solely of rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.
	#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.		#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.


	~~</div>~~
	~~[[Category:Fighters Handbook \| I]]~~

Angele: Changed for v3.4

2024-07-25T07:41:37Z

Changed for v3.4

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:41, 25 July 2024
Line 13:		Line 13:
	#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:Melee_Weapon_Standards#Low-profile_Thrusting_Tips\|8.4.2]] must be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.		#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:Melee_Weapon_Standards#Low-profile_Thrusting_Tips\|8.4.2]] must be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.
	#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end must be constructed so that when you throw them, they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. must be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.		#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end must be constructed so that when you throw them, they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. must be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.
	#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed of ~~solely~~ rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.		#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed solely of rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.
	#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.		#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.

Angele: v3.2 - Changes approved July 2021

2021-07-09T08:57:20Z

v3.2 - Changes approved July 2021

Angele: Version published to live

2021-06-29T22:16:43Z

Version published to live

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:16, 29 June 2021
Line 2:		Line 2:
	<div class='rulesNumbering' style="counter-reset: page 9">		<div class='rulesNumbering' style="counter-reset: page 9">

	==General ~~Information~~==		==General information==
	#Throwing weapons may be used hand-held for striking and may also be thrown in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.		#Throwing weapons may be used hand-held for striking and may also be thrown in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.
	#Weapons used hand-held for striking as well as throwing must be constructed according to the requirements for that style of melee weapon and the requirements set out in this section.		#Weapons used hand-held for striking as well as throwing must be constructed according to the requirements for that style of melee weapon and the requirements set out in this section.

LlewelynApDafydd: 3.0.1

2019-07-27T06:51:18Z

3.0.1

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:51, 27 July 2019
Line 14:		Line 14:
	#If the weapon has a head, it shall not be constructed of solely rigid materials. The head shall be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head shall allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.		#If the weapon has a head, it shall not be constructed of solely rigid materials. The head shall be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head shall allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.
	#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.		#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.


	</div>		</div>
	[[Category:Fighters Handbook \| I]]		[[Category:Fighters Handbook \| I]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:57, 9 July 2021
Line 2:		Line 2:
	<div class='rulesNumbering' style="counter-reset: page 9">		<div class='rulesNumbering' style="counter-reset: page 9">

	==General ~~information~~==		==General Information==
	#~~Throwing~~ weapons ~~may be used hand-held for striking and may also be thrown~~ in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.		#You can use throwing weapons in scenarios where thrown weapons are allowed.
	#Weapons used ~~hand-held~~ for striking as well as throwing must be constructed according to the requirements for that style of melee weapon ~~and~~ the requirements set out in this section.		#Some throwing weapons may also be used for striking. Examples include thrust-and-throw javelins, axes, and knives.
			#Weapons held in the hand, and used for striking as well as throwing must be constructed according to the requirements for that style of melee weapon as well as the requirements set out in this section.
	#The total mass of throwing weapons may not exceed 907g (2 lb).		#The total mass of throwing weapons may not exceed 907g (2 lb).
	#Shafts ~~shall~~ be constructed of either:		#Shafts must be constructed of either:
	##rattan not less than 32mm (1 1/4 inch) in diameter along its entire length; or		##rattan not less than 32mm (1 1/4 inch) in diameter along its entire length; or
	##two layers of Siloflex or equivalent. The approved equivalent for Lochac is medium density, black polyethylene water pipe, 12 bar pressure rating. The outer layer ~~shall~~ be 25.4mm (1 inch) inner diameter Siloflex (32mm (1 1/4 inch) OD) and the inner layer ~~shall~~ be 19.1mm (3/4 inch) inner diameter Siloflex.		##two layers of Siloflex or equivalent. The approved equivalent for Lochac is medium density, black polyethylene water pipe, 12 bar pressure rating. The outer layer must be 25.4mm (1 inch) inner diameter Siloflex (32mm (1 1/4 inch) OD) and the inner layer must be 19.1mm (3/4 inch) inner diameter Siloflex.
	#If Siloflex is used, both ends of the shaft ~~shall~~ be covered with either a schedule-40 PVC cap with an interior diameter the same as the outside diameter of the shaft (32mm (1 1/4 inch)), or with a rubber stopper or equivalent means to prevent the tubing from penetrating the thrusting tip(s), fastened securely in place by tape and/or glue.		#If Siloflex is used, both ends of the shaft must be covered with either a schedule-40 PVC cap with an interior diameter the same as the outside diameter of the shaft (32mm (1 1/4 inch)), or with a rubber stopper or equivalent means to prevent the tubing from penetrating the thrusting tip(s), fastened securely in place by tape and/or glue.
	#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:Melee_Weapon_Standards#Low-profile_Thrusting_Tips\|8.4.2]] ~~shall~~ be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.		#Low-profile thrusting tips, built according to the specifications in [[Armoured Combat:Melee_Weapon_Standards#Low-profile_Thrusting_Tips\|8.4.2]] must be used on any tip that can be reasonably assumed to contact a fighter when the weapon is used or thrown.
	#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end ~~shall~~ be constructed so that when ~~thrown~~ they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. ~~shall~~ be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.		#Throwing weapons with a thrusting tip on only one end must be constructed so that when you throw them, they will always strike with that tip. If necessary, fins, fletchings, streamers, etc. must be used to prevent the weapon from turning and striking with any other tip. The fins must be constructed of a non-rigid material, such as closed-cell foam or un-hardened leather.
	#If the weapon has a head, it ~~shall~~ not be constructed of solely rigid materials. The head ~~shall~~ be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head ~~shall~~ allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.		#If the weapon has a head, it must not be constructed of solely rigid materials. The head must be firmly and securely attached to the haft or handle. The head must allow at least 13mm of progressive give between the striking surface and the weapon haft or handle.
	#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.		#Throwing weapons must have the owner's name, kingdom, and group clearly and legibly printed on it in English characters for identification.


	</div>		</div>
	[[Category:Fighters Handbook \| I]]		[[Category:Fighters Handbook \| I]]